Drakes chase Pennsylvania instant bingo million prize
Tom and Philomena Drake of McMurray Pennsylvania spent about $12 008 on scratch tickets in a bid to win the state lottery’s one million dollar prize They vowed to gamble $20 000 in assets and must submit all qualifying tickets by September 2 The couple worked long hours going through tickets hoping to beat the deadline and snag the top prize
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Philomena Drake
McMurray
Uckel
Tom Drake
Wildcat coal strike winds down as miners return
Charleston West Virginia AP reports the ten week wildcat strike drawing up to 90,000 miners is easing with about 8,400 at work in WV and 2,600 in eastern Kentucky. US Steel says it is importing coal from overseas and other domestic sources due to chaotic conditions in Appalachia as talks on a new pact loom with the United Mine Workers union.
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Kentucky
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Steel
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Roots tape missing from U S Embassy fire inquiry cited
AP reports a videotape of the Roots series disappeared from the U S Embassy during a blaze. Ambassador Malcolm Toon said a survey found no loss of major items though desk catalogs stamps and a silver medallion were missing. Fire damaged floors eight and nine, roof collapse occurred, and the fire cost is estimated at five million dollars.
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Emassy
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U.S. Safety’ Board
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Arafat says PLO allied with Soviet Union
Arafat states the Palestine Liberation Organization has formed an alliance with the Soviet Union to counter U.S. peace efforts in the Middle East and ensure the PLO’s full participation at any Geneva conference. He spoke after meetings with Soviet leaders in Moscow and via Palestine Albania.
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Lebanon
Yasir Arafat
Palestine Liberation Organization
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U.S
Middle East
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Moscow
Geneva
PLO
Andrei A. Gromyko
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United States
Trooper Shot After High Speed Chase in Kentucky
Police say Sgt. Herbert Gibson, 45, was seriously injured by a 22 caliber slug while questioning suspect Michael Fulkner, 16, of Kokomo Indiana after a highway robbery. Fulkner fled barricades, crashed, and faces charges including attempted murder and theft.
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Kentucky
Herbert Gibson
Gibson
Michael Fulkner
Kokomo
Ind
Fulkner
EPA to restrict use of 23 pesticides nationwide
The EPA plans to limit 23 chemical pesticides to trained and certified farmers and others. Officials will seek more data on 38 additional pesticides under consideration. Administrator Castle notes restricted use reduces acute hazards and long term health and environmental risks ahead of Oct. 17 public comment deadline. The 1972 law requires certification after Oct. 21 for the most hazardous products.
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Environmental Protection Agency
EPA
Douglas M. Castle
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Chicken Barbecue at Two Top Auction House
A chicken barbecue event is listed at Two Top Auction in Claylick Pennsylvania, scheduled for Saturday at 2:90 pm with adults priced at 3.00 and children at 1.76. A rain date is set for September 10 and an attorney is noted in the listing.
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Carter Plans State Dinner For Canal Pact Ceremonies
President Carter plans a state dinner and meetings with Western Hemisphere leaders for the signing ceremonies next week on the Panama Canal treaties. Twenty three nations’ heads of state or representatives accepted. Mexico’s Lopez Portillo will not attend. Torrijos of Panama arrives Monday to meet Carter. Ford and Lady Bird Johnson will also attend the ceremonies at the Pan American Union.
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Carter
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Trinidad and Tobago
Jody Powellaig
Jose Lopez-Portillon
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Senate Foreign Relations Committee
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Greenpeace activist aboard ship protests Soviet whaling
Patrick Moore of Greenpeace says Soviet harpooners are depleting north Pacific sperm whales and predicts this will be the last year large-scale takes occur. Four Greenpeace crew briefly boarded the Vladivostok to urge Russian workers to halt whaling as the James Bay returned after 31 days at sea.
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North Pacific
Patrick Moore
Greenpeace Foundation
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Greenpeace
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International Whaling Commission
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California
Gop
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Anita Bryant blamed for hurricane fallout storm rumor
Miami singer Anita Bryant, known for opposing a Miami homosexual rights ordinance, reports anonymous calls blaming her for Hurricane Anita. Rob Greene says callers taunted her while her husband Maya notes a Weather Service letter correcting the misnaming. Hurricane Agita weakened to a tropical storm after hitting northeast Mexico.
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Anita Bryant
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Maya
Ihe
Rob Greene
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Flockda Arange
Weather Service
Agita
Mexico
Lottery winning number drawn in Maryland Numbers Game
Baltimore AP reports the Maryland Numbers Game daily lottery drew the number 17 on Friday night. No further details were provided about prizes or winners.
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Baltimore
Maryland
Bankers fear Lance harms their image and practices
The American Banking Association warned that overdrawing and non disclosure of personal borrowings by Lance could damage trust in banks. The White House defended Lance as a long term ally while federal examiners questioned a Georgia bank overdraft transfer setup.
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Jody Powell
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Camp David
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Robert Dietach
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Attorney says Koreans not pressuring Park
Attorney William G. Hundley stated he spoke with Park by phone, seeing no evidence that the Seoul government is pressuring Park to cooperate with investigations into alleged South Korean influence buying on Capitol Hill. Hundley noted Park can travel freely within Korea and has no indication of a ban. He also cited ongoing inquiries by a grand jury and the House ethics committee seeking to question Park, with Justice Department officials once indicating willingness to grant Park asylum.
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Tongsun Park
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William G. Hundley
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Hurdley
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