Not So Lucky Lottery Trouble in Pennsylvania
A reader from Hagerstown seeks help after buying a Lucky 7 ticket on opening day in Pennsylvania and receiving a payment mess. She claims a check was issued, then stopped, reissued after 60 days, but remains unpaid. The lottery commission says they requested a response and then forgot about it, with payment later stowage and a new check promised in BY days.
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Pennsylvania
Ifeteatere
Waynesboro
Lottery Commission
Dan
B.M
Hagerstown
the Lottery Commission
New Germany Recreation Area Near Deep Creek Lake
New Germany Recreation Area lies in Garrett County near Deep Creek Lake. For information contact Deep Creek Lake Garrett County Plantational Council at 222 Alder St Oakland Md 2158, or visit the New Germany Recreation Area in Bittinger Md. Have a nice vacation.
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Garrett County
Deep Creek Lake
Garrett County Plantational Council
Alder St
Oakland
New Germany Recreation Area
Bittinger
Teen recreation programs expand in Washington County
In Hagerstown two teens urge rule changes to allow 16 year olds in playgrounds. A new School Community Recreation Program offers teen targeted activities three nights a week April to June and five days a week July to August. Centers in Smithsburg Williamsport Roonsboro Clear Spring and Hancock plus city sites on Washington Street North and South high schools Bester Elementary North Potomac Junior High and North Street school provide free basketball volleyball and table tennis.
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Washington County
Smithsburg
Williamsport
Roonsboro
Clear Spring
Hancock
Washington Street
North
Bester
North Potomac
North Street
Lifetime Portraits delays leave customers waiting
In March a couple had pictures taken by Lifetime Portraits and chose a proof two weeks later. They were promised five to six weeks but have not received any images or a reply to a letter. A $5 deposit was paid. They were directed to the Better Business Bureau of Greater New Haven for help due to unresponsive service.
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F.N
Hagerstown
Lifetime Portraits
Better Business Bureau of
Greater New Haven
Temple St
New Haven
Conn
Interference complaints spark action in West End building
West End residents report TV interference across apartments. After testing other sets, technicians traced the issue to one tenant’s TV. The neighbor refuses to repair, prompting a letter of complaint to the Federal Communications Commission in Baltimore Maryland.
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West End
Federal Communications Commission
Hopkins Plaza
Baltimore
How to enter ceramic division at Hagerstown Fair
Mrs B from St James asks how to enter the ceramic division and when the fair is held. The fair runs August six to twelve this year. To enter, send a request to Fair Board at 416 N Mulberry Hagerstown MD 21740. They will mail an application form and a booklet detailing each competitive category and entry restrictions.
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Hagerstown
St. James
Fair Board
Mulberry
Earthquake Strikes Hokkaido Island in Japan
A moderately strong earthquake shook parts of Hokkaido today with no casualties or damage reported, per the Central Neurological Agency. The region had been hit by stronger quakes in the past two Sundays.
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Tokyo
Hokkaido
Neorological Agency
CIA Nominee Seeks More Public CIA Information
Senator Symington questioned William Colby on increasing CIA transparency. Colby, nominated by Nixon to head the agency, suggested periodic written reports to Congress and acknowledged potential friction with foreign governments and CIA agents abroad. He admitted a past error in assisting the Watergate investigation and pledged no future domestic intelligence involvement.
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William E. Colby
Nixon
Central Intelligence Agency
Senate Armed Services Committee
Capital Hill
Calby
Daniel Ellsbet
Washington
William C. Colby
Colby
Stuart Symington
D-Ma
Congress
Senate
Auf
James KR. Schlesinger
U.S. Paci
South Vietnam
CLA
Symington
Coli
Los Angeles
Daniel Ellsberg
E. Howard Jr
White House
Unt
U S Cambodia Bombing Boosted Before Deadline
U S B 52s struck near Phnom Penh and across the railway corridor as Cambodia battles insurgent strongholds. Defense officials said air sorties rose by more than 30 percent last week, with the Aug 15 cutoff looming amid White House congressional talks. Cambodian commander Col Am Rong reported bombardment near Highway 4 south of Phnom Penh killed 20 insurgents.
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Lee Rudakevych
Associated Press
Phnoa Peni
Cambodia
U.S
Indochina
Bau Dong
Phnom Penh
Trapeang ‘Thaot
Baren
Prek Tamak
Mekong River
Srang
Washington
Defense Department
William Ker
Am Rong
Mot Phoom Penh
Postal workers hold bargain sale of surplus office gear
Washington AP reports U S Postal Service auctions surplus furniture and equipment to employees as it moves from a Pennsylvanian Avenue building to a new $30 million headquarters. Items include used typewriters, desks, couches, chairs, and office machines sold at deep discounts to staff. Proceeds offset moving costs and avoid GSA disposal.
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U.S. Postal Service
Pennsyl
Vania Avenue
L'Infant Plaza
Scanloves
Sal
GSA
General Services Administration
Pennsylvania Avenue
Postal Service
Pennsyvania Avenue
Postamaster
E. T. Klassen
Dollar edges higher as gold slips on world markets
In early European trading the U S dollar improved against the marks and francs while gold fell. Frankfurt and London saw currency gains for the dollar with Tokyo and Hong Kong reporting mixed results as gold opened lower at Zurich and Hong Kong markets. Gold opened around 120 25, down from recent highs, with slight recoveries later in Zurich and London.
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London
U.S
Frankfurt
Paris
Zurich
Tandon
Tokyo
Hong Kong
Interbank
Gayliament
U. S
Nixon Eyes Negotiated Cambodia Settlement With China
President Nixon met in San Clemente with Huang Chen to discuss a negotiated settlement for Cambodia. The talks followed Nixon signing a bill to halt U S military activity in Indochina by August 15 and fueled speculation over possible visits by Kisinger and Sihanouk to Peking.
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San Clemente
Calif
Nixon
Cambodia
Huang Chen
Huang
China
Washington
Ronald L. Ziegler
Indochina
Henry A. Kissinger
Son
Peking
iPrinee Norodym Sihanouk
Sihanouk
Europe
Chou En-lai
United States
School Children Get Pet Pig at Grant School
AP reports Grant School pupils received a 30 pound pig as a new pet on orders from U S Secretary of Agriculture Earl L Butz. The pig named Miss Pig was donated after a prior pig was slaughtered and found to have possible disease exposure, prompting disposal. Protests reached Washington as officials debated safety and import concerns.
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Miami
Grant School
U.S
Snal
USDA
Washington Offi
Optimism at Conference on European Security and Cooperation opens
In Helsinki Finland the 35 nation Conference on European Security and Cooperation opened with hopeful remarks. Anti Karjalainen Finnish foreign minister said the effort aims at stability and enduring peace and is not directed against any state. Delegations from the United States Canada and most European nations are seated, Albania excluded. Five Western ministers Rogers Home Scheel Medici Sharp met briefly before the session to exchange birthday wishes for Sir Alec Douglas-Home.
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Helsinki
Finland
Finlandia
Anti Karjalainen
United States
Canada
Albania
Karijalainen
U.S
William FP. Rogers
Alec Douglas
Britain
Walter Scheel
West Germany
Italy
Giuseppe Medici
Mitchell Sharp
Act 4
London
Sir Ace
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Baily Mail
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Long Meadow Shopping Center
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