Prison gangs run rackets inside US prisons
Prison gangs operate protection services, drug sales, gambling and other rackets in facilities nationwide. Key groups include the Mexican Mafia, Nuestra Familia, Black Guerilla Family and Aryan Brotherhood, with regional factions and bikers. Officials note declines in some states but gangs persist and influence inmate life and violence.
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Susan Sward
Associated Press
Ward Bunch
Missouri
California
He Galf
Oklahoma
Illinois
Nuestra Familia
Aryan Brotherhood
Okies
Okie
Nevada
Carson City
Philip Guthrie
Wich
Ohio
Maury Kobleniz
Georgia
Florida
Texas
Robert Ramos
Kansas
HL Richardson
Richardson
Wille Holder
Prisoners Union
San Francisco
Holder
Folsom Prison
Ilinois
Frank Mueller
al Castro
New York State
Folsom
John ‘Trainor
Katla Walla State Penitentiary
Washington
Trainor
Walla Walla
William Hunter
Two Firms Charged With Price Fix In Federal Indictments
CHARLOTTE AP Two companies with Corona ties Rexham Corp and Weyerhaeuser Co are among 23 charged in Chicago indictments with conspiring to fix prices on folding cartons for a year They allegedly agreed not to bid against each other maintaining artificial prices.
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Charlotte
North Corona
Rexham Corp
Weyerhaeuser Co
Chicago
Spoon Fed Crow Watches Five Ryan Children to School
A crow acts as a watchful helper, flying beside the Five Ryan children as they go to school, serving as a natural guardian and companion during their morning routine.
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Ryan
Bill Nye Day and the Humorous North Carolina Legend
The piece chronicles Bill Nye the humorist, born Edgar Wilson Nye in 1850, and his ties to North Carolina. It recounts a 191L School Day celebration, Nye’s career path from Wyoming to New York, his collaboration with James Whitcomb Riley, and his residency near Asheville while writing for the World.
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Chapel Hill
Bill Nye
George Washington
Superintendent of Public Instruction
North Carolina
North Carolina Press Association
Stonewall Jackson
Concord
Bull Nye
Laranne
Wyoming Territory
Arthur
Nye
Tarmons
Edgar Wilson Nye
Shirley
Maine
Lararmine
James Whitcomb Riley
Riley
Asheville
New York World
Joseph Pulitzer
Craig-Nos
Guesser at Long Beach Booth Bets 50 Cents on Guess
In Long Beach at the Nu-Pike amusement area Jack Somppi aka The Guesser offers 50 cent bets guessing cars, ages, weights, occupations, or meals from breakfast. He often misses, yet customers linger amid a shabby row of game booths and signs about safe places to eat.
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Long Beach, Calif
Jack Somppi
Somper
Nu- Pike
Long Beach
Bear Both Sides Sign of Intelligence in Disagreement
A quote highlights that one mark of intelligence is valuing opponents' views. It emphasizes open mindness and constructive dialogue rather than echo chambers. The message urges weighing opposing arguments to sharpen thinking.
Engineers quit GE fearing nuclear risk over CIF ties
Washington AP profile of two GE nuclear engineers Dale Bridenbaugh and Richard Hubbard who resigned citing safety concerns. They belong to the Creative Initiative Foundation based in Palo Alto, which emphasizes truth seeking and personal conscience. They testified before Congress about nuclear safety while noting CIF influence on their paths.
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Washington
Dale G. Bridenbaugh
Richard B. Hubbard
General Electric
Petit
Creative Initiative Foundation
CIF
Palo Alto
Calif
Hubbard
Hubbard, Bridenbaugh
Gregory C. Minor
Minor
California
James Bureh
The
Engineers
Project Survival
Burch
Man Makes Million Capturing Insects
LOS ANGELES AP says Ken Gidney a 20 year ant catcher has earned 1.4 million dollars by trapping ants for Uncle Milton Industries in Culver City. He helps stock 13 grandchildren and nine children while the company sold 7 million ant farms aided by his methods. He uses a plastic hose and jar system and now automates the craft with a car battery powered blower to suck up ants by the dozen.
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Los Angeles
Ken Gidney
Gidney
Uncle Milton Industries
Culver City
Lee
Hns
la Mirada
Calif
Ken
Milton
Kissinger Honored With Herter Memorial Award
Secretary of State Henry A. Kissinger will travel to Boston on March 11 to accept the Christian A. Herter Memorial Award for distinguished service. The World Affairs Council of Boston will present the honor, with council chairman Henry Cabot Lodge officiating. Herter served as secretary of state under Eisenhower.
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Washington
Henry A. Kissinger
Boston
Christian A. Herter
State Department
World Affairs Council of
Kissinger
Council
Henry Cabot Lodge
U.S
United Nations
Herter
Eisenhower
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Reidenbaugh
Service
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