Thornburgh calls for publication of racketeering shopper guide
U.S. Attorney Richard L. Thornburgh urges Pennsylvania Crime Commission to release its long hidden list of 375 businesses owned or controlled by organized crime. He argues public education and transparency can curb mob infiltration of legitimate enterprises and insists the commission report name those racketeer fronts. The exchange highlights demand for public accountability in Harrisburg.
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Harrisburg
Western
Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania Crime Commission
Thornburgh
Crime Commission
M Ake
Investors Question Who Fights for Small Shareholders
A review of NYSE leadership argues the stock market hinges on individual investors, not institutions, as James Needham outlines conditions to lure back retail buyers with lower taxes, (un)bundled services, and flexible pricing amid credibility concerns. The piece also covers Nixon’s tax return review and potential deductions tied to the 1969 controversy.
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NEW York
America
New York Stock Exchange
Exchange
James Needham
Nixon tax return details emerge before public
The narrative describes April 10 1970 meetings where DeMarco and Kalmbach explained Nixon's tax return to the President and Mrs Nixon. DeMarco notarized a deed with backdated signing, raising questions about attorney client privilege and possible testimony. IRS intelligence unit involvement and impeachment debate context follow as probes intensify.
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Washington
Nixon
DeMarco
Kalmbach
White House
California
H. Chapman Rose
Cleveland
Kenneth Semmill
Philadelphia
Oval Office
The Cleveland Woman Hires Florida Surgeons For New Look
A Cleveland suburb widow known as Mrs. Francia travels with her ally Rhoda to Hollywood Florida to undergo major cosmetic surgery by Dr Julius Joseph. They argue over price and feature changes while Gluck, a man with a prosthetic nose, pairs with Francia in a romance that ends with a planned return home and a bus ticket.
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Cleveland
Hollywood
Florida
Julius Joseph
Francia
Dr. Joseph
Joe Gluck
Joseph
Gluck
Ybor City
Law Q A on tenancy by the entireties and rights of survivorship
The article explains that tenancy by the entireties exists only between spouses in Pennsylvania and that siblings or others may own property as joint tenants with survivorship. It notes inheritance tax differences and outlines that a deeded right of way is not void after two years of nonuse, but can be terminated by abandonment or a release, with special rules for condemnation easements.
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Pennsylvania
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