Florida stockbroker admits fake death scheme
AP reports 32 year old Clearwater Florida stockbroker identified as Blevins told Chicago Tribune he staged his own death after bungling a stolen securities swindle. He claimed to have $50,000, planned to buy $350,000 in stolen negotiable securities, and said authorities would discard him. He described pressuring a Tampa contact known as The Man to recover the money or securities. The morgue ruse involved a body later identified as Blois gholed, not Blevins, while William R Hamilton of Jackson denied identifying himself as related to the case.
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Moslems Celebrate Franjieh Step-Down Promise In Lebanon
In Beirut a cease fire advance sparked Moslem gunfire and mortars as Suleiman Franjieh agreed to step down. Officials cite 43 killed and 40 wounded amid anticipation of a Syria backed truce and a new Lebanese president election timetable.
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35 Year Old Horse Still Kicking Hard
A Dallas area pony named Buddie, nearly 35 years old, remains active and strong despite age and ailments. Once part of a New Mexico sheriff's posse, Buddie carried bodies from a crash site and ferried messages between Albuquerque and Santa Fe. Now living on five acres in northern Dallas County, he endures with wary visitors and a loyal owner who recounts his storied past.
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Candidates Seek To Free Federal Campaign Funds
Lawyers for major presidential candidates plan a court action to force Secretary Simon to release federal matching funds halted since a Supreme Court ruling ended FEC approval. About 1.5 million possibly at stake, with 12.6 million certified but delayed. Campaigns of Reagan Ford and several Democrats push for payment while funding gaps strain operations. Reuben Askew backs Jackson and George Busbee urges agenda clarity and accountability at the DNC.
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High Point Enterprise reader notice and masthead text
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Governor Arch Moore extortion trial opens Tuesday
The federal case against Gov Arch A Moore Jr and former campaign manager William Lay hinges on a $25 000 payment allegedly given by Theodore R Price to obtain a state bank charter approval in 1972 Price a confessed fraudster testified before a grand jury and was later sentenced to three years in prison The indictment details payments on Sept 26 Oct 13 and Oct 26 and meetings at Moore's Charleston office with Bank of Gassaway president Nolan Hamric named as an unindicted co conspirator
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