Ousted SBA Head Approved Funds For Firms Of In-Law
The article traces an SBA linked scheme involving estate transfers in the Blue Ridge region and a marriage between Palumbo and a relative. It notes a canceled $2.3 million lease guarantee, a $350,000 Trans Ocean Steel Corp loan to Portsmouth, and a stalled 44 000 square foot plant project. Records show Trans Ocean leased from Dunn International and had ties to an Hialeah Florida operation, with the company later ceasing Florida activities over tax nonpayment.
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Blue Ridge Mountains
Regan
Fire Leasing Co
Nevada
Paumbo
Dunn International Corp
SBA
Francis Joyner
Citizens Trust Bank of Ports‘mouth
Trans Ocean Steel Corp
Portsmouth
Richmond
Joan
Palumbo
Trans Ocean ‘Steel
Dunn Inter‘national
Trans Ocean
Associated Press
Florida
Virginia
State Corooation Commission
New York
Alexander Chek
Chek
Citizens Trust Bank
Ft. Lauderdale
Fla
Jack Dempsey
Georgia
Dempsey
Dunn International
Washington
American Defender Life Insurance Co
Raleigh
N. C
Kissinger Talks and World Powers Amid Middle East Oil Strain
Kissinger tours Asia and meets Japanese Foreign Minister Ohira amid oil shortages from Arab cutbacks. The US China communique hints at opposing bloc dominance in the Asia Pacific while omitting direct Soviet mention. Taiwan troop withdrawals and aviation talks surface as the Cairo Suez corridor POW exchanges proceed.
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Middle East
Kissinger
Japan
Masayoshi Ohira
China
Soviet Union
Asia- Pacific
U.S
Taiwan
Pacific
Peking
Washington
Ma Jen-hui
Kissin
Princess Anne Marries Mark Phillips At Abbey Ceremony
A royal wedding in London unites Princess Anne with Captain Mark Phillips. Anne wore a silk gown and tiara as they exchanged vows, rode in a glass coach to Buckingham Palace, and received a warm, sunlit public response.
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Anne
Mark
Phillips
Princess Anne
Mark Phillips
Abbey
Buckingham Palace
Campaign Finances and Alleged Backing Revealed
The article details a 1971 donation sequence tied to Gulf and offshore sources. Lee Nunn, a Nixon reelection fundraiser, initially cited a $10,000 gift later expanded to $50,000 after a meeting with Mitchell and a Gulf comptroller. Wild claimed he was misled about corporate expectations and made the contribution after meeting Stans.
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Boy Scouts
Wild
Gulf
Lee Nunn
Nunn
Mitchell
Bahamas Exploration Ltd
Stans
Gold Prices Dip Sharply as Two Tier System Ends
European gold markets moved into confusion and prices fell after the United States and six European governments ended the two tier system for gold trade. Arthur F. Burns announced the move in Washington, speaking for Belgium, Britain, West Germany, Italy, the Netherlands and Switzerland.
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London
Washington
Arthur F. Burns
Federal Reserve
Belgium
Britain
West Germany
Italy
Netherlands
Switzerland
Europe
U.S
Frankfurt
Burns
United States
International Monetary Fund
South Africa
Stephanus I. Muller
Zurich
Paris
Amsterdam
Firing and Legal Fallout Dominate Watergate Debate
Judge Gesell characterized Coxs firing as a ruse and urged a firm rule of law for Watergate inquiries. The case involves Moss Abzug Waldie and Bork after Richardson and Ruckelshaus refused to fire Cox, prompting impeachment probes. In gold markets, prices slid globally while IMF rules shape future U S gold transactions as currencies fluctuated.
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Gesell
Congress
Bork
Ralph Nader
Nader
Frank E. Moss
Utah
Bella S. Abzug
New York
Jerome R. Waldie
California
Nixon
Richardson
Ruckelshaus
Cox
House Judiciary Committee
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International Red Cross
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Sirica
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John N. Mitchell
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Virgin Islands
Virginia Sports Hall of Fame
University of Virginia
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U.S. District Court
Gerhard Gesell
Jaworski
Supreme Court
Soliitaworski
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Senate Judiciary Committee
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John J. Sirica
Senate Watergate Committee
Gulf Oil Corp
Ashland Oil &Co
Claude C. Wild Jr
Commerce
Maurice H. Stans
Ashland
Orin E. Atkins
Sen
Dewey F. Bartlett
Rokla
Big George
Richard Hacking
Sioux Falls
St. Louis
Herbert F. Doehring
Miami
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