Millionaire Lottery Winner Seeks Unemployment Benefits
Gary Lashomb, a New York state millionaire who won five months ago, filed for $95 a week unemployment benefits after being laid off from a local supermarket. State Labor Department officials confirmed Lashomb applied, noting policies prohibit naming benefit recipients. The spokesperson added that lottery winnings do not bar eligibility if the person is unemployed and seeking work.
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Motsdam
N.Y
Gary Lashomb
Lashom
Lashomy
Follery
Labor Department
Seven Beaudoin children among Connecticut murder victims
Cheryl Beaudoin age 29 and her seven children were killed in a mass murder in Prospect Connecticut. A 6 year old Waterbury girl Jennifer Santoro died after Mass in a related incident. Foster brother Lorne Austin, 27, from Waterbury, was charged with nine counts of murder and arson in the Beaudoin house fire.
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Prospect
Conn
Cheryl Beaudoin
Prospect Cemetery Assation
St. Anthony's Haman
Jennifer Santoro
Waterbury
Our Lady of Loreto Church
Francis Ford
Jennifer
Beauteins
Beautein
Voluntery
Fred Beaudoin
Lorne Acustin
Aguin
Ule Beaudoin
China accuses Russia of provoking world war risk
Chinese Deputy Premier Li Hsien-nien told Japanese reporters China would face a global war as the United States and the Soviet Union prepare for a third world war. He warned the Soviet Union was trying to provoke conflicts worldwide and said China would continue developing nuclear weapons if others do not halt theirs. He also said China would retaliate with nuclear arms if attacked.
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Tokyo
Li Hsien-nien
China
United States
Soviet Union
Peking
Japan Youth Federation
Kyodo
Aina
Cuba to expand international medical aid drive
Cuban President Fidel Castro announced plans to boost Cuba's medical corps with 4 100 civilians already abroad and about 6 000 by year end. He spoke in Camaguey marking revolution anniversary and said poorer nations would get free help while richer nations would be asked to contribute for services. He noted many volunteers offered, but few trained for Angola missions remained in reserve.
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Fille
Castro
Sion
Angola
Ethiopia
Wwe
Camaguey
Cuba
Purgencio Halista
Hagerstown
International Association of Firefighters
Verner L. Paddack
Larry
Maryland
Mera
A.F.F
Old Fashion Day Event Highlights and Fashion Show
Event in Lavernia features antiques arts and crafts stalls and a halo of live entertainment. An evening fashion show titled Thiratay Featuring styles by Bugar N Spice will run as part of the day’s program at Venice Minkny Room with a phone contact 734-8030 for details.
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Hein Aeshine
Church of Chiat Cavetown
Avelion
Venice
Minkny Room
Ady
Begin faces U S clash over West Bank villages
Prime Minister Begin expressed sorrow and disappointment after Israel validated three West Bank settlements drawing American protest. The cabinet empowered a settlement committee to decide on new outposts, raising tensions with the Carter administration and sparking Jordanian editorials criticizing the move.
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Jerusalem
Menahem Begin
Day
Israel
West Bank
Jordan River
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West Hark
Knesset
Istaeti
Begin
Cubinet
Is Committee On
Carter
White House
Middle East
Washington
Begin Sai
Vpite Ion
U.S
SiaTay
Jordan
Ian Centre
Amman
Alral
Hich
Jordan Times
Begitt
Ex-secretary of Carl Albert avoids Korean probe questions
Washington officials say Ally Sen. Griffin Bell will cooperate with the Justice Department inquiry into Korean influence buying on Capitol Hill but aides doubt he will reveal findings or potential indictments. House Speaker O Neill said indictments are expected in August or September with five people likely to be charged.
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Washington
Griffin Bell
Justice Department
Capitol Hill
Congressional
Bell
House
Thomas FP. O'Neill
O'Neill
Sagi Fark ‘Chomson
Carl Albert
Miss Thomsen
Capitol HI
Miss Thomson
Archbishop Sheen undergoes emergency heart surgery now
Archbishop Fulton Sheen underwent emergency open heart surgery in New York with Dr. Michael Bruns saying the prelate is stable but not out of danger. The operation occurred July 15 and was disclosed after hospital inquiries, described as life saving though no heart attack occurred.
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New York
Fullond
Sheen
Letox Hill Hospital
Michael Bruns
Newspaper Billing and Ethics Case Mention in House Probe
The Daily Beall lists publication terms amid AP rights. A Korean born witness testifies to investigators about a House ethics inquiry and a noted congressman's alleged affair. She denies any influence buying and criticizes questionnaire naming her and four other Koreans.
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House Ethics Committee
Robert J. Leggett
Dcalif
United States
Capitol Hill
House
Bomb explodes at Tel Aviv market injuring eleven
An Arab youth tossed a parcel containing a bomb under a clothing stand near a coffee shop in Tel Aviv. The device exploded fifteen minutes after police arrived, injuring eleven including a policeman and civil defense members. bystanders also wounded. Police detained the suspect and about twenty others in the area.
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Tel Aviv
Jarael
Israel
Nahuriya
Lottery Winning Numbers Report From Maryland and Pennsylvania
Baltimore and Pittsburgh results show the Maryland Numbers Game daily draw n expressed as 421 while Pennsylvania’s daily lottery released the number 4 5 6 for Tuesday.
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Maryland
Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania
Black Caucus raps Carter and Congress at Urban League
Rep. Parren Mitchell of Maryland told the National Urban League convention that President Carter and Congress reject anti-black and anti-poor sentiment delaying minority programs. He accused a double standard in how black critics are treated and highlighted anti-busing, desegregation funding, and civil rights surveys as examples. Republican lawmakers urged black voters to back their party.
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Carter
Congress
Congressional Black Caucus
Rep
Parren Mitchell
National Urban League
Vernon Jordan
Mitchell
Xé Iook
White House
Jordan
Robert Kate
Kansas
John Rhodes
Arizona
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