Winnebago split over lottery prize leads to dispute
Walt Ruman of Niles Ohio won a 13 500 Winnebago Brave with a 27 foot El Landen pictured on a Big 50 Bonus ticket. He refuses to sign the title claiming bait and switch as officials say the ticket image was an artist’s liberty. Lottery staff say the drawing caused the mismatch and will change back text to avoid misrepresentation.
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Pittsburgh
UPI
Walt Ruman
Pennsylvania
Niles
Ohio
Ruman
Marilyn Nestor
New Ohio GOP chief pushes unity
Earl T. Barnes, 55, of Cincinnati, won the Ohio Republican Party chair job 24-19 over Lt. Gov. John W. Brown to lead until the June 1978 primary. He will resign as Hamilton County GOP chair and focus on a state role paying 40,000 dollars yearly. Barnes pledged unity with Brown and promised to travel the state to gauge Republican views.
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Columbus
Earl T. Barnes
Ohio
Republican Party
Cincinnati
John W. Brown
GOP
State Central and Executive Committee
Kent B. McGough
Barnes
Hamilton County
Brown
Doctors lack training on sex trends in AMA poll
Chicago Tribune reports AMA polling 121 primary care physicians who say 67 percent were inadequately trained to treat sexual problems. None endorsed more sex education in medical schools. Two thirds note significant shifts in attitudes with more requests for birth control pills abortion information and sexual counseling.
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American Medical Association
American Medical News
AMA
Prison bill aims to double Ohio prison capacity
Columbus report says lawmakers reintroduced a bill to run a pilot program at a state prison to double capacity by using bed space twice daily. Half the inmates would work 12 hours while the other half rests or eats for 17 hours, with limited exemptions for confinement or medical incapacity.
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Columbus
UPI
Ohio
Gene Damschroder
R Fremont
Harry C. Mallet
Grab
Cincinnati teachers face jail for strike
Striking Cincinnati teachers faced a court order to return to work after a 16 day pay raise strike. Hamilton County judge Frank Gusweiler issued a permanent injunction stating the strike is unlawful. If violated, teachers could be held in contempt, fined, or jailed. CFT president Roger Stephens said the strike would continue despite the ruling.
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UPS
Hamilton County Common Pleas Court
Frank M. Gusweiler
Ohio
Roger Stephens
Cincinnati Federation of Teachers
Gusweiler
Stephens
Lee
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