FBI probes massive futures fraud at Chicago exchanges
FBI undercover sting on Chicago Board of Trade and Chicago Mercantile Exchange reveals alleged rigging and multi million-dollar losses. Up to a hundred floor brokers and executives may be implicated as inquiries expand. A federal grand jury subpoena seeks activity records from 1983 to present.
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Rockwell to plead guilty in U S government fraud case
Rockwell International Corp. pleaded guilty to two counts for defrauding the U.S. Air Force by double charging on a satellite contract. The plea deal allows an appeal on fairness grounds. Sentencing set for February 24 with potential fines exceeding one million dollars to deter defense contractors from fraud.
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Marcos suffers medical setback in arraignment delay
UPI reports federal Judge John Keenan questioned Marcos's ability to be arraigned on a 268 million racketeering indictment as the former Philippine president suffers a severe medical setback in Honolulu. Doctors testified his left lung collapsed and required reinflation, with one expert noting rehabilitation could take many months and a risk of death during hospitalization. A hospital spokeswoman said his condition improved to stable.
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Soviet crime surge blamed on underfunded police and mafia
Moscow reports a dramatic rise in crime with up to 40 percent jump, as Vadim Bakatin warns of a national network of criminal gangs. He cites underreported stats, slow police response, low pay, and intimidation of police as factors, and notes 1988 crime rose 16.9 percent with robberies up over 30 percent.
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Dalis Condition Upgraded to Serious But Stable
In Figueres Spain the 84 year old surrealist painter Salvador Dali was upgraded to serious but stable after pneumonia and heart trouble. Doctors warned life remains at risk and hospital director Dr Carlos Ponsati cautioned recovery could or could not occur this weekend as Dali responds to treatment.
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Defense blames Nussbaum in closing arguments
In Manhattan Supreme Court the defense argues Hedda Nussbaum caused Lisa Steinberg’s death in a jealous rage. They depict Nussbaum as lying to avoid prosecution while Steinberg’s role is minimized. The defense presents a narrative of self defense and shifts blame to the accused ex-lover.
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Inauguration Day Bright with Bush as 41st President
Fair weather and light winds greet George Bush at the swearing in as the 41st U S president. Snow and rain spread across the North and South with a cold front bringing 50 degree temperatures and winds to 30 mph in the Washington area.
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Illinois Weather Forecast And Lottery Draws
Illinois forecasters predict mainly cloudy days Sunday and Monday with highs in the 40s. North areas see upper 40s, south mid 40s to mid 50s, temps drop Tuesday with possible rain or snow. Lotto prize in sight at $28 million as Pick Four and Lot games report numbers 2 2 4 and 6 6 7 5.
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Commodities and futures noon quotes from Merchants Trading
Live cattle and hog futures show Feb to Aug contracts with values near 71 to 75. Feeder cattle and soybeans list several months with prices around 7.40 to 7.69 for soybeans and corn near 2.65 to 2.75. Also noted are wheat, oats, metals, and energy prices, plus stock quotes by Majewski Beeler and Beeler.
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