Millionaire Raymond J. Ryan Killed by Evansville Bomb Blast
Raymond J. Ryan 73, oil firm owner and investor in assets from Mount Kenya Safari Club to Jamaica real estate, was killed when a dynamite bomb exploded in the trunk of his blue 1977 Lincoln Continental outside an Evansville health spa. The blast damaged nearby cars and cut power to parts of Evansville and Warrick County. Federal agent Frank Cook said investigators seek whether the device was set off by ignition or remote control.
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Evansville, Ind
UPI
Evansville
Raymond J. Ryan
Frank Cook
Federal Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms
Warrick County
Ryan
Mount Kenya Safari Club
Africa
Jamaica
Palm Springs
Las Vegas
Stock Jokes And Legal Troubles Span Wall Street Gamut
A collection of stock market quips contrasts with real cases involving a Wall Street broker and associates. It notes a broker’s profits, a wife’s infidelity joke, and public jokes about private yachts. The piece recounts legal entanglements tied to a Kenya club, extortion attempts, obstruction charges, and tax liens linked to Ryan and associates.
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Wall Street
Twelve Indicted In Bank Fraud Case Over Phony Certificates
Twelve individuals are charged in a federal scheme to fraudulently obtain 5.5 million dollars in loans using counterfeit certificates of deposit. The targets included banks in Kentucky Ohio and West Virginia. The plot reportedly involved international participants and even a plan to defraud Elvis Presley. The indictments were unsealed as one suspect arrived from Panama.
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Louisville, Ky
UPI
Kentucky
Ohio
West Virginia
FBI
Bob Pence
Louisville
Nashville
Tenn
Seven Oaks Finance Limited
Kent
England
U.S
Pence
John A. Kaye
Marietta
Carl T. Bannon Jr
Terminal Island
Calif
John B. Calandrella
Attleboro
Mass
Phillip K
Kitzer Jr
Ellendale
Minn
John D. Packman
Jean-Claude Cornaz
Geneva
Switzerland
Elvis Presley
Kaye
Louisville Trust Bank
Matewan
W. Va
Kitzer
Panama
Miami
New 48 Month Money Back Car Loans Offered
A dealer announces a 48 month money back car loan plan promising a 10 percent interest refund up to 100 dollars after repayment. Details urged to inquire in person for terms and eligibility.
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New York Bay
Kenya
Mount Kenya Club
William Holden
Chicago
Charles Delmonico
Marshall Caifano
Nicholas
Nick the Greek
Dandelas
Internal Revenue Service
Noswt
USS Fish & Chips
E. Twain
Lake Mead
Slavick
American Express
BankAmericard
Slavicks Fine Jewelers
Boulevard Center
Maryland Parkway
King of the
Upitote
Greeley
Colo
Frederick P. Pro
Palm Beach, Fla
J.lawrence Wolfson
North Miami, Fla
Raymon W. Bazner
Boston
Gabriel R. Caggiano
Roy E. Smith
Bank of Nevada
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