Lawyer suspended from West Virginia bar for personal problems
The West Virginia Supreme Court suspended attorney Thomas Mullins of Madison indefinitely and ordered him to prove his personal or emotional problems are resolved before he can practice again. The decision followed ethics charges over misled clients and failure to perform services in a 1971 auto collision case, with mitigation cited for Mullins’ personal tribulations.
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Thomas Mullins
Madison
West Virginia
State Supreme Court
Mullins
Thornton G. Berry Jr
West Virginia State Bar Legal Ethics Commission
John Curry
Prestonsburg
Supreme Court
Donald Wilson
Legal Ethics Committee
Ethics Committee
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Currys
Renault Executive Killed by Guerrillas in Argentina
Argentine Renault supervisor Horacio Zarracan was slain by gunmen as he left for work in Cordoba. In a separate La Plata clash, police reported at least 12 guerrillas killed. The violence, tied to political unrest after the 1976 coup, pushes the death toll higher this week with several industry executives already targeted.
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Buenos Aires
Argentina
Renault Car Company
la Plata
Isabel Peron
Renault
Horacio Zarracan
Cordoba
Automotive
Little Gover
Fiat
Swift Meat Packing
Former Mafia Informer Seeks Big Tax Refund in San Francisco Case
Gerald Zelmanowitz now lives under a false identity while suing the U S government for 416 558 claiming taxes were illegally seized after his Mafia testimony. Federal judges testified no firm promises to forgive assessments were made as Zelmanowitz argues.
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San Francisco
Gerald M. Zelmanowitz
New Jersey
Alfred de Carlo
Zelmanowitz
U.S. District Court
Frederick Lacey
Herbert Stern
Newark
Stern
Lacey
de Carlo
Ste
Maris
IRS
Fale
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