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Newspaper

Delaware County Daily Times

Location

Chester, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 30, 1982

Page

3

Teamster Boss Indicted in Business Racketeering Case

Bernard J. Marcus, head of Warehouse Employees Local 169, was indicted on 38 counts including racketeering extortion and tax evasion for allegedly extorting $300,000 from Chester area firms over 26 years. FBI IRS officials said payments came as labor peace bribes at local restaurants. Marcus faces arraignment and potential penalties up to 366 years in prison and $400,000 in fines.

Daily Times Philadelphia Yesterdas Eruad Leks Dor Heguans Chester Bernard J. Marcus Robert Dee Dee Paper Company Ches Ter U.S Robert Welsh Jr Marcus Welsh Peter Vaira Vaira Macus Rittenhouse Square Local 169 International Brotherhood of Teamsters Dee Paper FBI Internal Revenue Service Dumont Fardella Natale Allen Viesti Local 54

Five Men Share $100000 Lottery Windfall in Harrisburg

Five men pooled 500 instant lottery tickets and split a $100000 prize after cashing the ticket at lottery headquarters. They expect about $16000 each after taxes and still hold a shot at a $1 million grand prize with the remaining tickets.

Harrisburg UPI Jim Fortunato Lottery Fortunato Mike Mammana Pat Mammana Ron Kranich Bruno Migliazza

Indicted for arson and fraud tied to Jersey deli fire

Two South Jersey men Anthony Viesti and Vincent Fardella linked to Angelo Bruno’s crime family were indicted on mail fraud arson and conspiracy for torching A C Cold Cuts in Oaklyn on July 16 1977. They allegedly sought insurance payoff and a loan misused Apex Leasing.

South Jersey Angelo Bruno Camden New Jersey UPI Philadelphia Anthony Viesti Ocean City Vincent Fardella Mr. Living Room Marlton Ralph Natale Bruno Hotel and Restaurant Employees-International Bartenders Union Atlantic City Charles Allen Allen Senate Local 54 Viesti Fardella A&c Oaklyn U.S W. Hunt Dumont Deli Apex Leasing Corp Apex

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