BODY Autopsy may help identify dead woman An autopsy today could provide clues to the identity and cause of death of a woman found dead in a duffel bag in a vacant lot in the city's Swampoodle section yesterday morning. Workers from a nearby construction site found the body shortly before 11 a.m. The victim is a black woman about 35, about 100 pounds and about 5 feet tall. She was fully clothed and wore a wedding-type band on her right hand and a chain bracelet. The three were in a rowhouse rented by Schofield when they were ambushed by unidentified gunmen.
Amounts vary from town to town, but every homeowner in a given town gets the same size check.
Triple zeros have hit seven times since the Daily Number drawing began in March 1977. The last time the combination was drawn was June 29, 1994. Greta Gooden Brown, assistant New Jersey attorney general, has been nominated for the top spot in the state's effort to battle insurance fraud. Attorney General John J. Farmer Jr. Brown would replace Edward M. Neafsey, the state's first insurance fraud prosecutor who resigned in July. If you experience any problems with the Daily News Web site, please let us know.