Tax trial of Senator Lamb grows tangled with stock gains
IRS agent outlines 1966 sale that produced a 60143 capital gain tied to First Western stock. Defense says gain discovered in March and argues the 1969 to 1972 losses offset gains, while noting requests for conferences and potential statute issues. Lamb faces claims of unreported sales and income with IRS tables guiding the gains.
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Jerry Cox
SUN
Internal Revenue Service
Floyd R. Lamb
Las Vegas
TRS
Francis J. Ballantine
Lamb
First Western Financial Corp
Charles McNelis
Justice Department
McNelis
IRS
Frey
First Western
First Banion
Nevada Bank of Commerce
Nevada National
First Bancorporation
Carl Brown
Casper Milquetoast
Brown
Ballantine
First Balion
Dist
Roger D. Foley
Nelis
Delegate Count Delivers Final Primaries After Ohio New Jersey California
With the country completing its last three presidential primaries in Ohio New Jersey and California on Tuesday the delegate totals stood as of Wednesday. The report tracks how each state awarded delegates and which candidates held leads in the race.
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Ohio
New Jersey
California
New York City
Bonavena
Carter nears nomination as GOP fight swells
Carter nears the 1 505 delegate threshold with 1 240 counted in UPI totals as endorsements from Daley and Wallace move the signal. Carter declared victory in Plains Georgia on a loading dock as Daley backed 88 delegates and Stevenson III released Illinois delegates to join the Carter camp in a bid to seal the nomination.
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UPI
Carter
Plains
Daley
Wallace
Jackson
Sen
Adlai Stevenson III
Illinois
Georgia
Rosalynn
Udall
Church
Ohio
Brown
California
New Jersey
Humphrey
Willie Nelson Questioned Before Federal Grand Jury
Willie Nelson appeared before a federal grand jury in Fort Worth Texas as part of a narcotics probe linked to a multi million dollar heroin operation. He left without disclosing the jurors questions, flanked by two lawyers and drummer Paul English. Ray Price and Cliff Price were also subpoenaed to testify as the inquiry began earlier in the year.
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Fort Worth
Tex
UPI
Willie Nelson
Southwest
Nelson
Paul English
Gand
Federal
Drug Enforcement
Ray Price
Cliff
Democrat 'Big Jim' Farley Dies at 87 in New York
James A Farley known as Mr. Democrat and Big Jim, long time Roosevelt campaign architect and postmaster general, died in his Waldorf Towers apartment from cardiac arrest at 87. Leaders including Sen. Jennings Randolph and Mayor Beame mourn his decades of party service and influence.
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New York
UPI
James A Farley
Big Jim
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Farley
Waldorf Towers
Sen
Jennings Randolph
D-W.va
Congress
Roosevelt
Abraham D. Beame
Jim Farley
Jim
Greenpeace warns of plutonium offer to terrorists in Vancouver
Greenpeace Canada announced it received a secret bid to hand over plutonium to a United Nations conference in Vancouver as proof that the material is no longer in governments’ hands. Greenpeace president Bob Hunter said the offer was rejected to prevent possible terrorist seizure and blackmail.
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Vancouver
Canada
Unter
Stardust Probe Nearing End
Nevada Gaming Control Board official Jeff Silver said the Stardust Hotel slot machine cheating investigation should wrap up this week after questioning numerous people. he noted employees skimmed hotel funds possibly for years and that state action could revoke work cards for 15 to 20 individuals with possible criminal charges still undecided.
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Jeff Silver
Nevada Gaming Control Board
Stardust Hotel
Silver
Brymer Ordered to Stand Trial in Bonavena Killing
Justice of the Peace Edward Colletti ruled there is enough evidence to bind Willard Brymer over for trial on a murder charge in heavyweight boxer Oscar Bonavena's shooting. Brymer faces district court within 15 days with bail at 250000, while defense plans appeals and possible bail reduction.
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CY Ryan
Virginia Ctv
UPI
Justice of the Peace
Willard Ross Brymer
Oscar Bonavena
Edward Colletti
Brymer
Colletti
Jerome Polaha
Reno
District Court
Singer Connie Francis Sues Howard Johnson’s for 5 Million
In federal court Connie Francis claims the Howard Johnson’s chain is liable for negligence after a man forced entry and attacked her in a Westbury New York hotel room on November 8 1974. She says the assault traumatized her marriage and caused years of nightmares.
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New York
UPI
Connie Francis
Howard Johnson
Miss Francis
Westbury
N.Y
Francis
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Tax Division
Washington, D.C
Ira Bradshaw
Nevada National Bank
Mikal Frey
U.S. Atty
Lawrence Semenza
McNells
Wallace Stevenson Church
Humphrey Shapp
Harris Thers
Ford Reagan
Gop
Donnybrook
Alias
Stardust Probe
Dan Nuckolls
State Department of Investigation
Nuckolls
Polaha
Storey County
Jim Miller
Sally Conforte
Southern
Nevada
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