Hadley pleads to theft and seeks restitution before sentence
Hadley admits guilt on three federal charges and a state theft count and agrees to cooperate on tax liability. Restitution amount to be determined, with insurance expected to recover 800000 to 850000, leaving 286900 to 336000 unpaid from the 1.136 million stolen on July 21, 1983 at the credit union. A pre sentence report will guide sentencing by Judge Edward VieManus, with hope for probation if restitution is complete.
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New Providence
Hadley
Reynolds
Edward VieManus
Teig
Credit Union
Kathy
New York City
Hadhey
Hachey
Feig
TS. Eliot
Lewellyn and Hadley Click to Fraud and Embezzlement Schemes
The article describes Lewellyn a 41 year old credit union branch manager who funded stock purchases on credit and embezzled 16 million from his father's Humboldt bank leading to its closure and his 18 count fraud conviction with a five year prison term. Hadley a different suspect changed his name after the crime and stole 1.136 million from John Deere Credit Union in a single act while pursuing a suburban life. Reynolds characterizes Lewellyn as a compulsive gambler and Hadley as a regular guy despite the misconduct.
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Hadley
Credit Union
Lewellyn
Pennsylvania
Humboldt Bank
Reynolds
John Deere Credit Union
Reyolds
Drug tests urged for up to five million interstate drivers
U S Transportation Secretary Jim Burnley urged drug testing for 3 to 5 million commercial drivers of vehicles over 10 000 pounds and those carrying 16 or more passengers or hazardous materials. He cited a June 1987 Tennessee study showing 15 percent positive for drugs and a Florida survey noting 36 percent sometimes drive under the influence. Bus drivers would be exempt.
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Calif
U.S
Jim Burney
Burnley
Tennessee
Florida
Wall Street
Department of Transportation
Trucking Boss Pushes Broad Drug Testing Plan
Burnley proposes five drug tests for truckers including pre employment post accident and roadside pilot programs. The American Trucking Associations backs testing but worries on implementation and reach among owner operators. Batts notes small firms and independents may be left out and urges four state roadside pilots. The plan bars interstate driving for positives with rehab options and excludes alcohol.
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Washington
Lana Batts
Trade Organization
Transportation Department
Batts
Senate
House
Senate debates drug bill death penalty provisions
Senators spar over a federal drug law proposal that would impose capital punishment for drug ring leaders who kill officers, with opponents arguing it is political pandering and ineffective in the war on drugs. Hearings note FBI data showing officers killed in drug cases from 1977 to 1986, including 23 in 1986.
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Senate
Carl Levin
D-Mich
Paul Simon
D-Ill
Sea
FBI
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