Indicted Mortgage Scheme Ties FHA to Real Estate Firms
New York AP report details a wide indictment involving bankers lawyers and real estate firms accused of a mortgage fraud scheme. It centers on FHA underwriters and managers falsifying insurance and appraisal data to foreclose on 2,500 Brooklyn and Queens homes in the 1970s, with Dun and Bradstreet named for confirming false credit claims.
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Arthur Prescot
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Ammnony Accetta
U. S
Brooklyn
Queens
Inside Story on Sex Discrimination Debated
A man’s two week job search for secretary roles reveals that sex discrimination can work both ways. The report notes varied responses from dozens of companies and discusses broader implications.
Indochina War Roundup Foresees North Vietnamese Air Action
Indochina War roundup notes US expectations that North Vietnam will hurl fighter planes into battle in South Vietnam. Weather brief cites cloudy, windy, colder today with highs 34 to 10, overnight snow, and Friday's forecast 36 to 41 with a 20 percent precip chance. Anderson reports high 42, low 32.
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Morning after birth control pill tested for safety
Women volunteers will test a new estriol pill intended to reduce clot risk and possibly act as a morning after option. If safe and effective, approval could come late next year with phased trials including sterilized women and later mothers, some inseminations used to challenge effectiveness.
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Jordan King Hints at Separate Peace With Israel
Washington exclusive: King Hussein of Jordan discusses possible separate peace with Israel while in the United States. He confirms ongoing talks with Nixon aides, notes Palestinian state proposals, and stresses a federation as a solution for West Bank Palestinians amid strained Egypt Jordan relations.
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Police to Crack Down on Downtown Parking
Police will begin an all-out enforcement of downtown two hour parking restrictions Monday. Capt. Marvin Coryell said uniformed officers will ticket autos parked all day or moved to evade limits. City officials note off street parking is needed and plans for more lots are underway while the Retail Association reminds shoppers that Park and Shop lots will issue tickets.
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Anderson
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Davis Defends Self as Calif Shootout Ties to Soledad Case
Angela Davis maps defense in the Soledad Brothers trial conceding gun ownership for protection while denying plotting violence. She recounts the Aug shootout at the Civic Center where Judge Harold Haley and others died, and witnesses describe hostages and gunfire. Mayhem followed as bailiffs were forced to the floor and jurors were moved to a van amid threats.
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Thomas
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Tax Refunds In Mail In Indiana Hoosier taxpayers get refunds
Indiana taxpayers are receiving tax refunds as refunds from the federal government total about 202 million dollars and state refunds reach nearly 130 million. About two thirds of Hoosier filers are expected to receive refunds though processing delays loom. Large refunds are manually checked by examiners and the IRS notes rising use of professional help to improve accuracy.
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Indiana
Louis $. Marsh
Internal Revenue Service
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Matais
IRS
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Anderson Ecology Week Set For April 23 29
City departments the Chamber of Commerce and Anderson Community Schools announce Ecology Week April 23 29 to clean streets remove trash and junk cars. Earth Day events April 18 at Anderson College and an ecology dance April 21 sponsored by park department and UAW Local 662 attract attention.
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Chamber of Commerce
Andeson College
Park Department
United Auto Workers Local ‘662
Maert Rock
William Vilesek
Tomas Dillard
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