The Region - News from July 6, 1986
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A railroad mechanic from Glendale won $1 million on the California Lottery’s “Big Spin” show in Sacramento, but none of the 15 finalists hit the $5.08-million progressive jackpot. Howard Huston, 44, who maintains signal equipment for the Southern Pacific Railroad, said he would contribute some of his winnings to his church.
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