Millionaire Wolfson vows fight for penal reform after prison term
Louis E. Wolfson, 57, former financier and boxing athlete, leaves the federal honor prison at Eglin after nine months of a 12 month sentence for selling unregistered stock. He pledges to lead a campaign for a revamped penal system while facing an 18 month term on a separate appeal. At the minimum security camp inmates perform manual labor in a fence-free wildlife preserve.
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Pensacola
Fla
UPI
Louis E. Wolfson
Wolfson
Florida
New York
Jacksonville
Tam
University of Georgia
Securities and Exchange Commission
Eglin Air Force Base
Eglin
Miserable Milton Misses Safe Finesse in Bridge Column
Alfred Sheinwold analyzes a bridge hand where Miserable Milton fumbles a finesse after leading top clubs. The article explains safe play to secure four club tricks, recommends ducking or finessing, and includes a bidding note advising 2NT with the given hand.
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Miserable Milton
South
Milton
King of Diamonds
West
ABA panel weighs Carswell and Haynsworth for high court
The ABA Standing Committee on the Federal Judiciary met to review nominations of Appeals Judge G Harrold Carswell and reaffirm President Nixon’s selection of Appeals Judge Clement F Haynsworth Jr. The panel signaled a Sunday vote would reach Senate Chairman Eas tland in Washington for potential transmission. Carswell’s nomination drew civil rights opposition over perceived conservatism and past remarks.
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New York
UPI
American Bar Association
ABA
Federal Judiciary
G. Harrold Carswell
Supreme Court
Lawrence E. Walsh
Senate Judiciary Committee
James E. Eastland
D-Miss
Washington
Nixon
Clement F. Haynsworth Jr
Senate
Carswell
Guano Wealth Surpasses Inca Treasures
Since the 19th century Peru has earned over 3 billion dollars from offshore island guano exports. The nitrogen rich seabird droppings fueled wealth greater than the Inca gold and silver seized by the Spanish.
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Lima
Peru
Latin America GNP growth lags goals despite population rise
In 1961 to 1968 Mexico City reports Latin America's average annual gross national product growth at 1.6 percent, well below the 2.5 percent target set by the Organization of American States. Population expanded 3.1 percent annually, hindering gains.
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Mexico City
Latin America
Organization of American States
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