Equity Funding officers begin prison sentences
Former Equity Funding Corp executives including Stanley Goldblum Pred Levin and Sam Lowell start federal prison terms for fraud and conspiracy. Goldblum received 49 months while Levin and Lowell got five years. Other officers drew two to three years as investigators say $4.7 million came from nonexistent policies. Equity Funding filed for bankruptcy and is overseen by a court trustee.
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Bus Disaster at Dibble's Bridge Kills 32
A bus carrying 45 women and a male driver plunged from Dibble's Bridge in Yorkshire, killing 32 and leaving 13 of 44 survivors gravely injured. Most passengers were elderly neighbors from Thornaby on an outing to the Yorkshire dales. The bus landed on its roof in a field after the fall from Devil's Bridge.
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Chile to switch currency to the escudo
Chile's military government announces a new currency the escudo set to begin Sept 1 as inflation drives peso devaluations. Central Bank President Pablo Barahona notes the history of peso to escudo moves and past rate, with prior 1000 pesos per dollar and a 1 to 10 par.
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Renewed clashes fizzle amid Beirut leadership talks
Renewed fighting erupted in Beirut between Palestinian guerrillas and Lebanese nationalists, ending a period of calm after the military government’s resignation. President Suleiman Franjieh consulted leaders on appointing a new premier, expected to be Rashid Karami, as initial reports indicated several people killed or wounded in fresh clashes.
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Ford grants draft pardons in clemency push
Washington Ford grants additional pardons or clemency to draft evaders and deserters, following clemency board recommendations. The board has issued guidance on 900 of 11,642 registrants. first major clemency wave since December. Kentucky Governor Julian Carroll cruises to renomination in a four way Democratic primary. Hidalgo Texas scene sees 10 United Farm Workers hurt in a shotgun incident at Texano Ranch as protests erupt outside the ranch house.
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Kelley PRI Director in Good Condition After Surgery
Clarence M. Kelley underwent removal of a skin cancer from his left arm and was in good condition Tuesday a hospital spokesman said in Kansas. An FBI spokesman in Washington reported Kelley is scheduled to return to work on Monday.
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Farewell for Jackie Mabley at Harlem Funeral
Hundreds of friends and fans gathered in Harlem for a quiet Baptist funeral for Jackie Moms Mabley. The renowned black comedian, who died Friday night in White Plains, was lauded as one of the century’s greatest and most original comics.
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Solzhenitsyn Arrives in Juneau First U S Visit
Nobel Prize winner Alexander Solzhenitsyn arrived in Juneau Alaska on Tuesday with his wife marking his first visit to the United States. He traveled from Western Canada and said he sought to find Russia in the people and the land during his Canada tour.
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Oscar winner Glenda Jackson splits from husband Roy Hodges
Glenda Jackson, aged 49, separates from director Roy Hodges amid claims of a new romance. Hodges, 46, told the London Evening News what can be said, quoting that it used to be her and him, now it is her and another man.
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