Costa Rican banker linked to Salt Lake fraud arrested in Georgia
The FBI reports Arnoldo Luis Rodriguez also known as Jimmy Chinchilla was arrested in Dunwoody Georgia on an eight count federal indictment for interstate fraud and wire fraud tied to a banking scheme. A $25 million cash bond was set by U.S. District Judge David Winder, said to be Utah’s largest bail. The case centers on an Antigua based bank hoax used to secure loans with fake assets and advance fees, involving a Salt Lake City businessman who paid $120000 in advance interest for a $1 million loan he never received.
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Salt Lake City
Georgia
FBI
Louis Bertram
Arnoldo Luis Rodriguez
Jimmy Chinchilla
Arnoldo Luis Rodriguez Beeche
U.S
David Winder
Utah
Atlanta
Rodriguez
Joel Feldman
Winder
Richard Hendrix
Hendrix
Dunwoody
Bertram
Terry Knowles
Richard Lambert
Robert Gallacher
Ward
Agricultural Bank of Commerce
Antigua
West Indies
John Martin Felt
Sweetwater
Jerome Cruze
Miami
Felt
Florida
Colorado
Arizona
Hinckley brain scans shown to jury in Reagan attack trial
Harvard expert Dr. Marjorie LeMay described Hinckley’s CAT scans as slightly shrunken with more folds and enlarged ventricles, suggesting organic brain changes. She cautioned scans cannot determine behavior or diagnose schizophrenia, though prosecutors say findings raise likelihood of schizophrenia.
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Washington
John Hinckley
Reagan
Marjorie LeMay
Harvard Medical School
Hinckley
Miss LeMay
Daniel Weinberger
Weinberger
National Institute of Mental Health
Baldwin works on book about Atlanta slayings and Wayne Williams
James Baldwin is writing a McGraw-Hill book on the 28 slain Atlanta youths over 22 months, ending with Williams' arrest and conviction in two killings. He spent last week in Atlanta meeting Judge Clarence Cooper and DA Lewis Slaton, interviewing officials and families for a publication planned by early 1983.
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Atlanta
James Baldwin
Wayne Williams
Fulton County
Lebanon Crisis Deepens As U S urged to include Soviets
Lebanese Foreign Minister Fuad Butros said the United States must accept a Soviet role in solving Lebanon's crisis amid the Iran Iraq war and Palestinian issue. He warned against relying on quick fixes and noted heavy clashes outside his Beirut office as 8 were killed and 45 wounded in 16 hours of fighting. President Reagan’s peace envoy Philip Habib planned a regional tour to push a cease fire, while Israel intensified attacks in the south.
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Beirut
Lebanon
Fuad Butros
United States
Butros
Alexander Haig
Washington
Mediterranean
Foreign Ministry
Reagan
Middle East
Soviet Union
Philip Habib
Habib
Palestine Liberation Organization
Israel
Iraqi Air Attacks and Iran Clash Over Oil Port
Iraq claims warplanes damaged Iran oil terminal at Kharg Island and repelled a major Iranian attack with 167 Iranian soldiers reported killed. Iran says it shot down an Iraqi MiG north of Kharg. Both sides accuse the other of shelling across the Shatt Al Arab border amid no independent verification. Saudi Arabia reportedly offered Iran a peace package, possibly 25 billion dollars, as Gulf nations seek settlement. In Jakarta, a downtown Coca Chinese Restaurant kitchen fire killed 16 employees. 50 diners unharmed as fuel stove explosion trapped exits and no fire system existed. One burned survivor was found in a sink and identified only later.
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Lebanon
Iraq
Iran
Persian Gulf
Kharg
Shatt Al-Arab
Saudi Arabia
Gulf Cooperation Council
Jakarta
Indonesia
UPI
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South Korea
Defense Ministry
Park Jong-shik
Songnam
Barrington Parker
Indianapolis Star
LaPorte Herald-Argus
Rumely
LaPorte Hospital
Armstrong
Samsonite Silhouette II
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