Texas lawyer Jacobsen gets probation in Connally payoff case
U.S. District Judge George Hart imposed two years probation and a $10,000 fine suspended for Texas attorney Jake Jacobsen who paid $10,000 to former Treasury Secretary John Connally in 1971 to aid milk price supports. Hart cited his wife’s long illness and cooperation with investigators as leniency factors.
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Richard M. Nixon
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Republic
Memorial services held for Mario A. Orlando in Honolulu
Memorial services are pending in Honolulu for Mario A. Orlando age 60 born June 30 1916 in Manhattan New York a former chief chef at the Algiers Restaurant in Las Vegas who died August 10 in Las Vegas. He served as a medic at Pearl Harbor and later worked as a health inspector in Hawaii before owning Mario's Italian Restaurant in Honolulu and moving to Las Vegas ten years ago to work as restaurant manager at the Four Queens and then chief chef at the Algiers Restaurant in Las Vegas. He is survived by his widow Renee Orlando several children stepson sister and other relatives. Interment was in Eden Vale Cemetery following funeral services at St. Joan of Arc Catholic Church.
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Eden Vale Cemetery
New York
Manhattan Island
Orlando
U.S. Army
Hangfulu
Pearl Harbor
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Hawaii State Board of Health
Mario
Four Queens Hotel and Casino
Algiers Resaurant
Josephine Cavallo
Elaine Ferguson
New York Ad
Sicily
Siamese Twins Separated Successfully at UTMB Galveston
Siamese twin girls Charlotte Marie and Paulette Marie Jones were separated at UTMB in Galveston. The 5 week old twins, born July 14, remain in satisfactory condition in the NICU. The operation, performed Friday, marks the 11th such separation by 1972 with four survivor outcomes.
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UPS
University of Texas Medical Branch
Charlotte Marie
Paulette Marie Jones
Texas Medical Association
Austin
Jones
Building Moratorium Charged as Scare Tactic
Citizens for Responsible Growth claims Reno Sparks 60 day permit halt is a politically motivated move to pressure voters into approving a sewer bond issue. They accuse city officials of mismanagement and say the measure would delay construction and extend growth controls beyond the 60 days.
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UPI
Reno- Sparks
Citizens For Responsible Growth Organization
Citizens For Responsible Growth
George Lohse
Ely Man Reappointed to Nevada Tax Commission
Gov. Mike O Callaghan renames W Howard Winn of Ely to the Nevada Tax Commission. Winn, former general manager of the Nevada Mines Division at Kennecott Copper Corp, represents general business on the seven member board.
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UPI
Mike O’callaghan
W. Howard Winn
Ely
Nevada Tax Commission
Winn
Nevada Mines
Kennecott Copper Corp
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