Chevrolet warranty fraud shakes GM dealer network on Long Island
Investigations reveal phony warranty work and fake serial numbers costing hundreds of thousands. Suffolk County DA probes possible large scale fraud as 43 Chevrolet staff in New York and New England are dismissed. Deals, kickbacks, and inflated claims threaten GM’s service image and prices.
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Suffolk County
N.Y
Long Island
Chevrolet
New York
New England
Massachusetts
Boston
Northeast
Long Beach Sunday edition advertisement listing
Classified page from Long Beach California dated June 15 1975. It promotes home delivery and lists contact numbers HE 5 1161 and HE 2 5959 for the Independent Press Telegram and notes 136 pages in the issue. The paper emphasizes it is Southlands own Sunday newspaper with daily home delivery and monthly rates.
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Independent Press-Telegram
Long Beach
California
Doctor-lawyer views on medical malpractice and practice
Dr Minton Ritter a physician who is also a lawyer discusses his path from medicine to law and his view of the malpractice crisis. He explains his motive to stay connected to medicine, his work in personal injury and professional liability, and his avoidance of legal malpractice cases.
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Minton Ritter
David Levinson
Independent, Press- Telegram
Philadelphia
Ford declares all volunteer Army stronger at 200th anniversary
At Fort Benning Ford lauds an all volunteer force for the U S Army marking its 200th anniversary. He asserts the army is now an Army of volunteers and a cross section of the American people with better educated and highly skilled recruits than in the past.
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President Ford
Ft. Benning
Ford
United States Army
United States Infantry
PT Social Security Sweepstakes Details on Page A-22
Social Security sweepstakes details are outlined on page A-22 with eligibility rules prizes and entry instructions. The notice highlights how to participate the drawing dates and required forms. Local offices provide contact information for applicants and support.
CIA Ties Reported to French Plot Against De Gaulle
Congressional leaders were briefed on alleged CIA involvement with dissidents in France who discussed assassinating Charles De Gaulle in the mid 1960s. The briefing said talks centered on how to eliminate De Gaulle after U S demands and base withdrawals, but no evidence the plan advanced beyond conversation.
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Central Intelligence Agency
Charles de Gaulle
CIA
Capitol Hill
CTA
Alo
de Gaulle
U.S
Notable items teased for later pages
The snippet lists upcoming features across sections in Southland papers including police and fire force plans, a life-threatening medical story, congressional arms control critique, a midwest storm hazard report, and a Warren Commission photo note with JFK body conclusions. The page references span A-4 A-8 A-9 A-11 and L/S-1.
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Southland
L.B
Warren Commission
JFK
Warren
AMA confronts financial crisis at 124th annual convention
The American Medical Association seeks to expand membership and faces a possible survival challenge as it opens its 124th annual convention in Atlantic City. Delegates will consider boosting dues from 110 to 250 amid a 1974 loss of 3.5 million and a 2.6 million 1975 deficit.
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New York
American Medical Association
AMA
House of Delegates
Atlantic City
N.J
Portland
Ore
AMA Board of Trustees
United States
Middle East peace talks stall over new Egypt Israel formula
American officials said after three days of talks with Israeli Prime Minister Rabin that a workable formula for a Sinai peace agreement with Egypt remained uncertain. Secretary Kissinger kept negotiating beyond the planned sessions, noting Israel's hard negotiating stance compared with March talks that previously collapsed.
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Washington
State Department
Yitzhak Rabin
Israel
United States
Egypt
Sinai
Henry A. Kissinger
Rabin
Uled
U.S
Kissinger
$200 Million Lawsuit Over C5A Crash In Vietnam
A sister of Mari lyn Eichen of Carlinville filed a $200 million class action against Lockheed Aircraft Corp alleging negligence after the C5A Galaxy crashed near Saigon on April 4 while transporting Vietnamese children to the United States. The suit seeks $100 million punitive damages and at least $10,000 for each of 155 deceased passengers. the Pentagon cited a malfunctioning ramp locking mechanism as the cause.
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Springfield, Ill
Saigon
United States
Lockheed Aircraft Corp
Tan Son Nhut
South Vietnam
U.S. District Court
Lyn Eichen
Carlinville
Ill
Lockheed’s
Carl E. Casten
Pentagon
Reward offered in distributor robbery case
Independent Press Telegram distributor Richard F. Broderick was robbed at knife point on May 20 at 20th Street and Atlantic Avenue, losing 587 dollars in cash and checks and a 400 dollar gold money clip. A second attack on June 11 netted only 7 dollars in change. Secret Witness will pay 500 dollars for information leading to convictions. call 436-2526 or write P. O. Box 67 Long Beach California 90801.
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Independent, Press-Telegram
Richard F. Broderick
20Th Street
Atlantic Avenue
Broderick
IPT
Secret Witness
P.O
Long Beach
Calif
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New York Times Service
Enter
Social Security
Bob Wiedrich
Knight News Service
SEX Clinic
Congress
Midwest
Abby Terre
Jeane Dixon
Brian Sullivan
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