Sentencing Set Next Wednesday For Carter Camp
Carter Camp a fugitive from August 8 until his arrest Sunday will be sentenced at 9 a.m. next Wednesday in Cedar Rapids federal court on one count of Interference with a government postal inspector. Camp and two AIM officials were convicted in June in connection with the siege of the family of Wounded Knee. He was picked up in Chicago by FBI agents this week and is held on a $100,000 bond awaiting transfer to Linn County jail. The robbery charge was dismissed for lack of evidence. he faces a maximum of three years.
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AIM
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Wounded Knee
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Stanley Holder
U.S
Edward J. McManus
Chicago
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U.S. Marshal Service
Linn County
McManus
Morale Improves With Lump Sum Pay Raises
A 1969 Union Mutual start led to widespread lump sum pay plans used by life insurers. They argue these raises boost morale with little added cost while giving workers funds for investments, large purchases, and savings. Deductions and administration pose downsides. some plans mix lump and installments.
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New York
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Police To Carry Marijuana Scale In Pocket
Los Angeles reported chief Ed Davis announced starting January 1 officers will carry pocket scales to weigh marijuana. Under California’s new law adults possessing under one ounce face only a citation, with strict enforcement to prevent underhanded evasion and potential return to the old statute within two years. Davis, a narcotics advocate, told juvenile officers association meeting that scales will ensure accurate enforcement.
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Ed Davis
California
Davis
Lough Narcotics Enforcement
Southern California Juvenile Officers Association
Minnesota GOP renames itself Independent Republican party
Washington report notes the Minnesota Republican party will become the Independent Republican party amid a negative voter climate. A 650 person poll shows 61 percent disfavor Republicans while over 90 percent of Independents favor the new name, reflecting a party in decline from past majorities in state government.
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Minnesota Republican Party
Minnesota
Black Book Lists Gambling Cheaters in Nevada
A private detective runs a four inch thick black book with hundreds of names and photos of slot cheaters, card sharks, and other gamblers. It aids casino managers in spotting suspicious activity and can bar job applicants. its creator Bob Griffin sold access for up to $1,000 a month despite civil liberties questions.
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Clark County
Nevada
Griffin
Frank Schreck
Schreck
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