Indicted Agents and Officers Tied to No-Knock Raids
Eight federal narcotics agents and four police officers face federal indictments for illegal entry and terrorist tactics in spring no-knock drug raids on six private homes in Collinsville East St. Louis and Edwardsville Illinois. The case covers 17 criminal acts including civil rights violations conspiracy and perjury with lawsuits totaling about 2 million dollars.
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Alton, Ill
Illinois
Collinsville
East St. Louis
Edwardsville
Bell Proposes Insurance Rule Changes In Kansas
Kansas Insurance Commissioner Fletcher Bell unveiled proposed regulations tied to the Uniform Consumer Credit Code aiming to cut rates on credit life and accident and health insurance starting January 1 1974. The plan also adds permanent advertising rules, standardized cost comparisons, clearer disclosures and tighter definitions to curb deceptive life insurance practices.
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Topeka
Kan
Fletcher Bell
Statehouse
Bell
No Action Planned On Local Oil Leases
The Chevron Oil Co Denver Colo has no immediate plans for two oil leases bought in southern Douglas County. The tracts on Route 1 Overbrook total 227 acres. J H Todd vice president for exploration says geological tests were conducted but no exploration plans now.
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Chevron Oil Co
Denver, Colo
Douglas County
J. H. Todd
Rt. 1
Overbrook
Franklin County
Todd
Telephone System Controls Sought
A legislative committee in Topeka Kansas estimates $825000 yearly savings on a $3750000 state telephone bill with a more efficient system. Sen. Paul Hess says a telecommunications specialist study is recommended and a WATS usage identification system costing about $9000 annually could cut improper calls and boost efficiency.
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Topeka
Kan
Paul Hess
Wichita
Florida
Hess
Kansas
WATS
Department of Administration
Late Returns Favor Willkie in 1940 Election
In Old Saybrook Connecticut a 33 year old Willkie ballot was found in an attic ballot box by Barbara Maynard the Republican registrar. The rediscovered vote does not change the outcome as FDR still leads by about five million votes.
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Willkie
Town Hall
Barbara Maynard
FDR
Thefts Reported To City Police
Lawrence police report a purse snatching and motel room theft. Linda Yarger’s purse containing about $18 was seized and later recovered without the cash. A $474 outfit and a $300 TV were taken from a Virginia Inn room rented to James H. Brooks. The door was forced open.
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Lawrence
Linda Yarger
Massachusetts
Virginia Inn
James H. Brooks
Kansas City
Kan
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Danel J. Duffy
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Tom Teyssier
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Karol Rekas
Dwyer
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Dennis Harker
Ronald J. Olive
John Meiners
Meiners
Michael Hillebrand
Leon Phillips
Teyssier
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George Juengel
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Donald W. Spicer
Donald Askew
Culp
Askews
Askew
Anderson
Bloemker
Harker
Phillips
Illinois Bureau of Investigation
Chendel
Minnesota
Otis E. Bricker
Ramada Inn
Teoaks
State Department of Administration
Old Saybrook, Conn
Wendell L. Willkie
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Lange Auto Supply Inc
Coges
Joane
Jazz For Kids
Dale Easton Inc
Mel Kime
Apple Valley
Apple Valley Farm
Longview Park
Lake Perry
Perry
Druabard
Beere
Longview
Deluxe Sandee
Morel
Aredon
Rainbow Car Wash
Malls Shopping Center
BO le Coin-Op
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Gran Air Wild
Ada
Burt Reynolds
Sarah Myles Lee
Gobedage Warden
George Hatton
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Them
Mackintosh Man
Dua Hussey
Leonard Whiting
Milo O'Shea
Michael York
Chin McEnery Romeo & Juliet
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Ben Johnson
Michelle Phillips
Cloris Leachman
Tesh Lag
Movielab
Bruce Lee
National General Pictures
Raymond Chow
Lo Wei E
A Chartoff-Winkler
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Charles Bronson
Michael Winner
Ett
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