European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - September 11, 1988, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Sunday september 11, 1988 the stars and stripes Page 7 $100 million lawsuit Ernest and ref Tina twits of Baltimore have filed $100 million lawsuit again a Hospital in Florida claiming he girl the 1 reared and who died a 9 at a congenital heart ailment was swapped it birth for heir own healthy by a. Bleachers at school Pomfret my. _  a in the Ohio River Pittsburgh a a fishing expedition in the Ohio River netted City and state police five cars and a late Model truck. Acting on a lip police divers searched the River and found the vehicles at the end of a pier near the West end Bridge. They used a Crane to raise them from the River. At least 10 More vehicles rest on the Bottom of thai pan of he River police said. The truck had the name and Telephone number of a Pittsburgh pizzeria on its Side. Owner Tim molar said the truck was stolen last week. Tallahassee Fla. Up school janitor Charles Hill who claimed he held a valid ticket for Florida s record breaking 155.1 Mil lion lotto Jackpot was arrested Fri Day and charged with two felony counts of fraud and counterfeiting a lotto ticket. Hill 40, was picked up at his Home and Laken to a Florida jail where he was being held pending further court action. Lottery Security officials and the state prosecutor charged Hill with presenting a counterfeit or altered ticket. He was also charged with counterfeiting a state lottery ticket with intent to defraud. Both charges Are felonies. Hill a janitor at Bristol elementary school claimed he had a winning ticket to the big prize the largest lottery payoff in american history the prize was awarded to real estate agent Sheulah Ryan on wednes Day. Hill claimed his ticket had the six winning numbers although the num Bers on his ticket were in random order while authentic lotto tickets Are printed in ascending order. Lottery officials said he purchased the ticket last Friday one Day before the drawing for the record Jackpot. They declined to give additional do Lails about Hist Ida a Hill said the original ticket was lost while he was driving from Bristol to Tallahassee wednesday to claim the prize. When he presented the photocopy slate officials rejected his claim. Lottery prizes arc paid Only when the actual ticket is presented. On the strength of his ticket. Hill convinced two Auto dealers one in nearby Blountstown and a second 40 Miles Southwest in Panama City to deliver expensive vans 10 his Home. No Money changed hands. Both dealers recovered their vehicles