Alleged Mafia Figure Linked To Lindsay Regime
Anthony M. Scotto a 37 year old labor leader named by the Justice Department as a Gambino family captain has long allied with John V Lindsay since his first mayoral win in 1965 Scotto a vice president of the International Longshoremen Association helped form Lindsay 1969 Independent Party and secured port development funds amid graft probes while denying mob ties The article traces Scotto s Brooklyn dock power and political reach across city and state offices and his evolving role in Lindsay s administration
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Brooklyn
John V. Lindsay
Anthony M. Scotto
Justice Department
Carlo Gambion
Lindsay
Scotto
International Longshoremen’s Association
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Brooklyn Docks
Scotto’s Union
Manhattan
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John N. Mitchell
Gambino
John L., McClellan
D-Ark
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McClellan
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Teddy
Gleason
Linday
Mario Procaccino
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Albert Anastasia
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Colozzo
Citizens Committee
Arthur Levitt
Robert Wagner
Frank O'Connor
New York City Commercial Development Corp
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Small Business Administration
New York State Joint Legislative Committee On Crime
Meade Esposito
Brooklyn Democratic Organization
New York City
Toto Anastasio
Utica
N.Y
Joe Falcone
Falcone
Anastasio
Man Changes His Plea Faces Jail Time
Mathew Tusek of West Point Ohio pleaded guilty to petty larceny for the Jan 18 carpet theft at Voight Hall and admitted giving false information to Ohio U security police. He had previously no counted grand larceny and was fined 100 dollars plus costs and sentenced to 30 days in jail to be served after being freed on a 500 dollar bond. He also received 50 dollars and costs for the false information.
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Mathew Tusek
West Point
Ohio
Ohio University
Athens County
Tusek
Voight Hall
Ptl
Jim Ator
Ohio U. Security Police
Franklin Sheeter
Truck Loses Steel Beams on City Ramp
Three steel I-beams fell from a truck turning from the east bypass onto E State Street blocking three lanes for over an hour. Police said driver John Gornall of Rushville Route 1 lost control when brakes failed. No injuries. pavement damaged. beams deemed unusable. driver not cited.
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E. State Street
Athens
John Gornall
Rushville
Maintenance Emergency Calls For Athens Report
Athens residents should call the police dispatcher for off duty emergency maintenance needs including waterline breaks icy streets sewer stoppages land slips and broken hydrants. After 5 p.m. and on weekends call 593 6606 and between 8 a m and 5 p m weekdays call Goldsberry at 593 5288.
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Athens
Phil Goldsberry
Goldsberry
Youth Denies Charges in Four-Count Fire Case
Logan youth Randy E. Six aged 18 pleaded innocent to four counts arising from fires at Mohler's Motel Falls Mill Grocery and Peck's Auto Repair. A preliminary hearing was set for Friday as bonds totaling 20000 were imposed. Five guests were injured in the motel blaze and three hospitalized.
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Logan
Hocking County
Hocking
Randy E. Six
Logan Route 2
Richard Gerken
James Stilwell
Six
Mohler
Falls Mill
Peck
Putnam Parents Begin Campaign to Save School
Putnam School parents held a three hour meeting to oppose the potential closure at the end of the year. They plan a budgeting process campaign, a position paper, and possible petitions to influence university funding.
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Tom Price
Messenger
Putnam
Putnam Parents Association
Association
William Jones
the Messenger
Ohio University
Jones
College of Education
University Budget Committee
Red Cross Plea Seeks Office Volunteers for Athens County
Red Cross in Athens County asks for volunteers with emphasis on office help. An orientation meeting is set for Feb 3 at 1 30 PM at the Red Cross office 132 N Congress. Prospective volunteers must commit about 50 hours a year and may be assigned to areas matching their interests.
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Charles McVey
Claire Ball Jr
Red Cross
N. Congress
Ohio
Bloodmobile
Ball
McVey
Benefit Checks Will Be Higher for Black Lung Recipients
Black lung payments in Athens County will rise about 5 percent in February as federal salary boosts raise benefits. The basic monthly miner payment climbs to 161.50 with higher amounts for dependents, and total program payments exceed 530 million to roughly 240,000 miners and families since 1970.
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Athens County
Eugene Ermatinger
Marietta
Ermatinger
National Forecast Cold Across Nation With Southeast Warmth
The national forecast calls for cold weather across most of the country Thursday while the Southeast enjoys mild conditions. Showers hit east Texas and the Mississippi Valley with rain in parts of the Midwest, and snow is expected from the Plains to the Great Lakes. Temperature details note yesterday's high 36 and low 15 with rainfall totals and humidity figures from recent readings.
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Texas
Mississippi Valley
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Plains
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