Senate rips Vesco drug probe report finds DEA bungled
A 18 month Senate inquiry faulted federal narcotics agents for failing to adequately investigate allegations that fugitive financier Robert L. Vesco financed a $300000 heroin shipment from Marseilles. The report noted inconsistent DEA testimony and drills into Vesco and associate Norman LeBlanc without conclusive proof of intent to finance the deal.
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Boston Schools Face Fund Shortfall and Possible Early Closure
Boston schools may run out of funds by May 1 without an extra $17 million for desegregation costs. The $126 million budget, already $8 million spent on integration with another $9 million projected, threatens 7,000 employees if money remains unavailable. A broader desegregation plan and National Guard crowd control were discussed in court and at state level.
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