Prisoner loses bid for release from federal prison
A former Hartford man loses his bid to be released from federal prison after pleading not guilty to a narcotics sale case. The judge denied his claim that the judgment was set aside. The narrative mentions Fredericks and a Russian shipbuilding comparison, but the core is the denial of release in the narcotics case.
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Penn Central Organized at Directors Meeting
Philadelphia AP reports Penn Central named 29 directors and executives to run the world's largest private railroad. Stuart Saunders as board chairman said merger efforts aim to speed service gains, with Alfred Perlman elected president and COO and plans for a five year integration.
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One Man Jailed Another Fired in Narcotics Cases
Circuit Court Judge Rodney S Ejeison imposed a 60 day suspended jail term and 200 fine on Frank R Porto 28 of 474 Indian avenue after he pleaded guilty to possession of misbranded drugs driving while under the influence of drugs and driving with a suspended license police say officers found drugs during a Ash street November 22 arrest Porto was among several narcotics defendants before Judge Eielson yesterday Patrick T Perrotti 22 of 1647 Fairfield avenue received two consecutive one year sentences for violating Public Act 555 the terms suspended after 210 days and he was placed on probation for two years a third charge of receiving...
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Judge Delivers Sentences in Bridgeport Drug and Theft Case
Levi N. Smith, 22, of Lindley Street, received two years probation after pleading guilty to two counts under Public Act 555 involving property theft and motor vehicle use without consent. John Heggs, 66 Ham Street, bound over for a preliminary hearing. other defendants faced continued cases and guilty pleas on similar charges in a Bridgeport Superior Court session.
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