Lottery Viewed as Aid to Virginia Local Governments
Norfolk officials told a House General Laws subcommittee that a state lottery could boost city and county treasuries and the state budget. The study cites revenues potentially benefiting Norfolk and other locals, with estimates from 12 to 30 million dollars annually. The panel studies feasibility for the 1975 session.
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Norfolk (Lp
Virginia
House
General Laws Committee
George T. Drumwright
Norfolk
Drumwright
G. Robert House
Del
Robert Washington
Ira R. Lechner
Darlington
General Assembly
Lechner
Richmond
Baby With Mirror Image Organs Leaves California Hospital
Three week old Julian Arguelles born with major organs reversed and a two chamber heart has been released from Huntington Memorial Hospital. Doctors say he can live a reasonably normal life though his condition limits heavy activity and requires future heart surgery to address a bypass vessel. Julian was born November 18 in West Covina to Ralph Arguelles and Maria Gonzalez, with organ reversal including his appendix, stomach, liver, and blood vessels. No cause or family history identified.
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Pasadena
Calif
Julian Arguelles
Julian
Ralph Arguelles
Maria Gonzalez
Los Angeles
Huntington Memorial Hospital
Queen of the Valley Hospital
West Covina
Solzhenitsyn Meets Billy Graham in Stockholm
Exiled author Alexander Solzhenitsyn held talks with American evangelist Billy Graham in Stockholm. Graham praised Solzhenitsyn’s grasp of history and theology and his intellect and moral courage. Solzhenitsyn was in Stockholm to accept the Nobel Prize for Literature awarded four years ago after his refusal to leave the Soviet Union.
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Stockholm
Sweden
Alexander Solzhenitsyn
Billy Graham
Graham
Solzhenitsyn
Soviet Union
Christmas Lights Back By The Associated Press
Cities and businesses across the country restore holiday lighting after a 1973 energy crisis cutback. Georgia Power and Southern California Edison report relaxed attitudes toward displays while urging prudent electricity use. The White House reduces tree lighting by 80 percent and tours limit indoor lights.
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Rich’s Department Store
Atlanta
Associated Press
Southern
California Edison Co
Hollywood
Santa Claus Lane
Seaidens
White House
Mall
Tree Sale Sponsored by Winchester Groups Returns
The Winchester Federation of the Blind again sponsors a Christmas tree sale with the Stonewall Ruritan Club. It runs through December 24 at Ward Plaza Shopping Center with various trees locally grown and freshly cut. Proceeds benefit both organizations’ projects.
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Winchester Federation of the Blind
Stonewall Ruritan Club
Ward Plaza
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Ebert
W. Boscawen St
Black & Decker
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eSaws
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eVacuum Cleaners
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Miller’s Hardware
Tng
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Twee
REVCO
Schick Samson
Crazy Curl
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Brock Memory Chocolates
Schick
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Lady Schick
Empire Cordless
Windsor
Brock
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