States to vote on lotteries amid opposition from religious leaders
Voters in Idaho Indiana Kentucky and Minnesota will decide on ballot measures to authorize state lotteries with Indiana also opening the door to parimutuel and casino gambling if lawmakers approve. Proponents say funds would aid education and rural development. opponents warn of increased gambling harm and crime.
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Ethics office to rule on Nancy's wardrobe
Washington AP report says the Office of Government Ethics will again review the 1982 finding that Nancy Reagan need not disclose gowns and jewels borrowed by her. Spokesman Donald Campbell said the office will reexamine the decision as reports claim she has worn items valued over 1 million dollars since then.
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Two Milwaukee teens kill selves with same rifle
In South Milwaukee two 15 year olds, Michael J. Kruczkowski and William A. Bollis, killed themselves with one hunting rifle after being separated by a move. Principal Norman S. Klein led a school drill on coping with student deaths. Police say both took their own lives in the attic, notes left to parents, one shooting before the other.
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