Jury tosses Provenzano kidnap murder indictment
A U.S. District Court dismissed the 1961 kidnapping and murder case against Anthony Provenzano and three others due to statute of limitations. The indictment alleged Castellito was lured from Lodi to Kerhonkson and killed by Briguglio and Konigsberg, with body buried in New Jersey.
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Anthony “Tony Pro” Provenzano
U.S. District Court
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Anthony Castellito
William Aronwald
U.S. Justice Department
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Teamsters Union
Jimmy Hoffa
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Ulster County
Salvatore Briguélio
Washington Township
N.J
George Vangelakos
Jersey City
Bayonne
Harold Konigsberg
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Lodi
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Castillito
Editorial stance on Ford Carter election choice
The SUN declines to endorse either Gerald Ford or Jimmy Carter, arguing both are strong candidates with solid records. It praises Ford's calming presidency post Watergate and Carter's intelligence and drive to restore citizen participation, while noting concerns over Kissinger's foreign policy and a possible Nixon era influence. The publisher privately favors Carter but pledges support for the elected president.
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LV Cops Make Big Pot Bust
Metro detectives raided a Paradise Valley mobile home Friday seizing 36 pounds of Mexican marijuana, $12,000 in cash, peyote and PCP, three pistols and a loaded machine gun. Six suspects were arrested including Larry Dean McIntosh identified as the prime Las Vegas supplier catering to area students. Police said the two month narcotics probe prompted the raid.
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Las Vegas
Metro Police Narcotics Division
Plainclothes Task Force
Eric Christiansen
Farndale Ave
Don Charlaboix
Pri
White House Rechecks Ford Role In Watergate
Rep. Jack Brooks says White House personnel checked out and copied Nixon tapes in October 1972 as questions arose about Gerald Ford's involvement in blocking a Watergate inquiry. He asks President Ford's counsel for an explanation, noting copies were made with erasure proof equipment and monitored.
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Edward Levi
House Banking Committee
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Richard Albrecht
Treasury Department
Earthquake Triggers Landslides in West Irian
Landslides from a Friday earthquake in Eastern Central Irian West Irian killed at least 20 people and threatened hamlets like Nala and Bime. The quake, magnitude about 7, struck near Eipomek close to the Papua New Guinea border, with earlier disaster in June causing about 443 deaths and thousands missing. Government workers and tribesmen evacuated, and officials cautioned figures may rise or fall due to remote area conditions.
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Happy Birthday Nevada Parade Marks 112th Birthday
Nevada celebrates its 112th birthday with a large parade and contests in Carson City. More than 50 000 people were expected to watch nearly 300 entries including animals politicians marching bands and Indian dancers. Activities featured a rock drilling contest water fights horsehoe throwing arm wrestling art exhibits and a band concert.
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Soviet Radio Signal Provokes FCC Protest at ITU
The FCC seeks international help to halt a mysterious interference signal resembling machine gun fire. Officials report origins east of the Baltic Sea, likely near Minsk, after dismissals of three prior messages by the Soviet Ministry of Posts and Telecommunications.
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UPI
Federal Communications Commission
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International Telecommunication Union
Geneva
Switzerland
Ministry of Posts and Telecommunications
Baltic Sea
U.S.S.R
Minsk
King T Hall
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