Estes Succeeds In One Battle But Still Loses
In Dallas AP reports Billie Sal Estes won a trial ruling but remains jailed on other charges. A federal jury cleared Estes of two charges related to Commodity Credit Corp. deals exceeding $5 million while he remains imprisoned on state fraud cases tied to about $24 million in mortgages. Despite the verdict, Estes faces ongoing appeals and a separate eight year state term.
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Commodity ’ Credit Corp
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Supreme Court
Patsy
U.S
Pam
Marshall
Tme
Hostes
Trie
Commercial Solvents Corp
New York
State-Owned Cars Speeding On Turnpike
Delaware Senator Bell cites state owned cars speeding on the Pennsylvania Turnpike and urges action as Senate hearings review a $45.7 million department budget. Horbeck describes ongoing drives and inspectors who seize license numbers to discipline improper use of state owned automobiles.
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Square Dance Sessions at Corry YMCA Start Soon
The Corry YMCA plans western square dancing classes beginning Tuesday at 8 pm taught by James Motler, a noted local caller. Registration is at the YMCA office before next Tuesday’s lessons. Eight lessons cost $12 for members and spouses, $16 for nonmembers, with details at Corry YMCA.
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Appalachia Bill Debate Mirrors Nationwide Aid Fight
The text shows a partisan clash over a national aid bill with a $995 million substitute affecting about 1,400 counties. It cites voting splits, with 232 Democrats and 25 Republicans for a pause, and 56 Democrats and 109 Republicans against. A separate polio Ammonia bill is mentioned with price and rebates, plus a juror recount about storages and a Commercial Solvents dispute involving a $7 million influence.
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