Ferraro's Husband Pleads Guilty In Real Estate Scheme
New York AP John Zaccaro husband of Democratic VP candidate Geraldine Ferraro pleaded guilty to participating in a fraudulent real estate scheme aimed at sparing his family publicity and anguish of a trial. He inflated property values and overstated his net worth by about 18 million dollars while seeking financing.
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New York
John Zaccaro
Geraldine Ferraro
Zaccaro
Ms. Ferraro
Arthur Liman
George Roberts
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PUC to rule on HL and P rate request in Texas
Austin AP reports the Public Utility Commission heard rival recommendations on Houston Lighting & Power Co. HL&P seeks a 554 million rate hike about 10 percent higher bills. Examplers endorse 271 million while Public Utility Counsel Jim Boyle urges a 110 million rate cut. The case tests reforms from 1983 and could shape South Texas Nuclear Project costs.
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Hl&p
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Mark White
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School Menus From Baytown Area Schools
Wednesday menus list breakfast and lunch items for Baytown area schools including Baytown, Barbers Hill, St. Joseph, Channel View Elementary, JR High, Crosby. Items feature pancakes, spaghetti, meatloaf, tacos, cheeseburger, burrito, and assorted vegetables, fruits, milk, and desserts.
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Barbers Hill
Channel View
Crosby
Birthday greetings to Ear Fudge from family
Family sends birthday wishes to Ear Fudge with warm lines and cheerful notes. They express love and pride, celebrating another year of moments shared together.
Witnesses deny discrimination in Texas unemployment suit
State witnesses urged that Texas unemployment compensation applies fairly to all workers while the defense argues farm workers would face higher taxes and reduced federal funds if benefits were extended. The suit, brought by United Farm Workers, challenges limits on agricultural eligibility amid a 1983 disaster impact in the Lower Rio Grande Valley.
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Austin
Ed Small
Harley Clark
Jim Harrington
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American Civil Liberties Union
United Farm Workers
Harrington
Rio Grande Valley
Major oil merger talks collapse in last minute
In Dallas and Los Angeles, Occidental Petroleum and Diamond Shamrock call off a planned 3 billion merger. The deal would have created the seventh largest U.S. oil company, with leadership uncertainties and questions about benefits for Occidental and Diamond Shamrock shareholders.
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Occidental Petroleum Corp
Diamond Shamrock Corp
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Bateman Weichler
Hal Richards
Occidental
Armand Hammer
Diamond Shamrock
William Bricker
Hammer
Bricker
Frank Parisi
Brick
Delaware
Jower
Occidental Petroleum
Frank Ashley
Diarmond Shamrock
Parisi
Orccidental
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