West Virginia native wins big in Buckeye 300 drawing
Barbara Ann Queen of New Holland West Virginia won 200000 in the Buckeye 300 lottery drawing in Cleveland with her husband Sam 33 years old two months married. Paul King Jr of Columbus took 30000 second prize. Four others won 15000 each including Roman Gramza Toledo Anna Ort Canfield Sergio Munoz Wickliffe and Georgene Ruf Willoughby.
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Ohio lottery results this week in Cleveland
UPI reports this week’s Ohio lottery numbers with prizes. A single 199 in any box wins $20. The pairs 037 and 492 win $500 in green and blue. The pair 037 and 692 in blue boxes wins $1,000. The 037 and 692 combination in green boxes is eligible for a $300,000 drawing and automatically wins $15,000.
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Lottery Winners From Several States Listed This Week
A roundup of weekly winning numbers from multiple states includes Connecticut 05 yellow 448 with Bonus 191749, Illinois Lotto 06 19 02 31 32 and Bonanza 818 644 474, Maine 926 440 Doubling 7, Maryland 050052 Millionaire finalist 91981, Massachusetts Green 8966 Yellow 644 Blue 04, Michigan 925 572 Million dollar 090926, New Jersey 183 587 Millionaire finalist 48799, Pennsylvania 326262 08188 2448 633 Qualifier 4, Rhode Island Blue 570 Green 615820 Gold 184489, plus Pennsylvania lottery three digit 712 five digit 33620 six digit 062292 and bonus 030579. The three-digit numbers 954 689 449 are also listed.
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AIM security chief admits paid FBI informant role
Douglas Durham, chief security officer of the American Indian Movement, confessed he worked for the FBI since joining AIM in March 1973. He aided the agency during the Wounded Knee siege and other operations, a fact exposed after AIM officials confronted him in Des Moines with intercepted documents.
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Fine print not binding on contract judge rules
The 10th District Court of Appeals ruled that tiny print in an Ohio insurance policy may render a contract nonbinding. Judge Robert Holmes reversed a lower court, stating policy type size was too small to provide reasonable notice to policy holders. The Drakes sued Globe American Casualty Co. for uninsured motorist coverage after a collision.
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Westmoreland urges renewed bombing of Hanoi
Gen William C Westmoreland who once led U S troops in Vietnam told reporters after meeting President Ford that Hanoi is to blame for the war and that the United States should resume air strikes to hit Communist supply lines He criticized congressional opposition to aid for Cambodia and South Vietnam and said the only language Hanoi understands is force The White House called Ford deeply disappointed but hopeful on policy moves
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Pease Urges Swift Action On School Aid Overhaul
The Ohio General Assembly is urged to replace the state aid formula with an equal yield plan guaranteeing the same dollars per pupil across districts. Sen. Donald J Pease leads hearings on bills from the Education Review Committee formed last session. The proposal envisions a $650 million cost for full implementation plus annual funding boosts for special programs and disadvantaged pupils.
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Butter luck next time at Denny's goes to Supreme Court
Malcolm Stroud refused to pay a 25 cent Denny's bill when the toast arrived with frozen butter. A cook made a citizen's arrest and Stroud sued for malicious prosecution. The Oregon Supreme Court upheld a circuit court ruling granting over $10,000 in damages.
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