Beware the Ranchero Racketeers Promising Desert Paradise
A Reader's Digest style警 warns investors about so called retirement land deals in Arizona Hawaii and other western states. Promoters tout King street estates with utilities and lake views while concealing high water costs and distant attractions. Officials cite hundreds of millions in dubious mail order land sales and urge thorough inspection before investing.
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King Street Western
Hawaii
Western States
Palm Springs-area
Better Business Bureau
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California
Itis
Defiant Dixie ILA Strikers Hold Out
Defiant Dixie ILA strikers refuse to depart as union and management stall negotiations on contracts along the southeastern coast. Gulf ports Morehead City to Tampa show standstill, Mobile also delaying. Texas Galveston dock strike ends after 34 days with a 39 cent per hour raise accepted. no contract guarantees remain. Azalea City expected to sail to San Juan with 226 truck trailers.
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Morehead City
N.C
Tampa
Fiz
Mobile
Ala
New York
Gulf
Texas
Galveston
Monica
Azalea City
San Juan
Puerto Rico
Wiliam V. Hradley
Reynolds
California Rep Hagen Beaten and Robbed in D C
California Congressman Harlan F Hagen was beaten and robbed after a dinner in a downtown hotel followed by a nightclub visit in northeast Washington DC He lost about 80 in cash and 500 in checks and traveler s checks Police described a chaotic scene with a group of men and women witnesses reported four men and four women entering an alley before the others fled Hagen identified the attacker as a man punching him repeatedly and later sought police assistance at a local station Arlington Virginia was listed as his home base and he has been reelected to a sixth term. the report notes a woman suspect denied robbery knowledge and a witness alerted authorities at 1230 am
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Harlan F. Hagen
Washington, D. C
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Ness
Ninth Precinct
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Cabf3
Congress
Kennedy
Edward M. Kerry
New York
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Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints
Salt Lake City
Small Firms Plan Use of Tax Cut to Expand
New York reports small corporations plan to use Kennedy tax cut savings to expand or modernize. The Wall Street Journal notes many see relief up to 2,000 dollars yearly for firms earning 25,000 or less, while some owners welcome the boost and others doubt it will be transformative. Paragraphs from various business owners in Dallas Atlanta Park Forest and elsewhere illustrate potential capital for equipment, additions, and stock. The plan would raise the tax bracket gap and limit the lower rate to the first 25,000 of income under single ownership.
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Kennedy
Wall Street ‘Journal
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Addison
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Dallas
Tarext
Park Forest
Mil
Atlanta
Actress Jean Seberg Among 122 Rescued From Grounded Ferry
Rescue by fishing boats saved 122 passengers including actress Jean Seberg after the Spanish ferry Ciudad de Tarila ran aground. Passengers endured over 36 hours in shallow waters before being brought ashore. John Daly reverses decision and will remain host of the CBS program Whats My Line.
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Ciudad de Tarila
John Daly
News York
Cbstv
Daly
CBS
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