Sole Ohio Lotto winner to get 11 million cash
One ticket matched all six numbers in Wednesdays Super Lotto drawing. The winner selected the cash option, receiving 11,674,776 dollars. The prize was purchased at Unocal 76 Mart 165 on Mayfield Road in Mayfield Heights. The jackpot for Saturday is 18 million including the remaining balance after the 26 million prize was awarded.
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British roller coaster fans descend on Cedar Point
Andrew Hine and 41 members of the Roller Coaster Club of Great Britain visit Cedar Point in Sandusky, praising the park as the best in North America for the second year. Members note Magnum XL-200, Mean Streak, and Snake River Falls as top attractions, with comparisons to English coasters and a vow to keep hands in the air during rides.
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Peace plan fails as mediators push Bosnian division
In Geneva the mediators declare the internationally backed Vance Owen peace plan failed and press Bosnia's Muslim-led government to accept a division into ten autonomous provinces. European Community envoy Lord Owen warns the proposed arrangement would be inferior but says no alternative exists given ongoing fighting.
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Pakistan homes raided in CIA shooting probe
Local leaders in Quetta angrily condemned predawn raids on several homes tied to Mir Aimal Kansi. The suspect in the January 25 shooting outside the CIA headquarters in Langley, Virginia, was not found in the houses owned by his relatives. Tribesmen warned such intrusions clash with local laws and traditions.
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Russia and Ukraine Agree to Split Black Sea Fleet
Russian President Boris Yeltsin and Ukrainian leader Leonid Kravchuk agreed to speed the division of the former Soviet Black Sea fleet into separate national navies. They will share Sevastopol and other Ukrainian harbors as the fleet, one of the world’s largest with about 70,000 servicemen and 350 ships, is divided after joint command ended.
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