SEC set to end self-regulation of brokers and exchanges
Congress eyes more competition driving reforms to the securities industry as fixed commission fees could be eliminated. A House subcommittee urges replacing self-regulation with cooperative regulation and open exchange membership to boost competition and curb industry profiteering.
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New York
Securities and Exchange Commission
Wall Street
Congress
House Commerce Subcommittee
Coop
John E. Moss
D-Calif
Escape Artist Due Trial In September
James Kenneth Johnson, age 34, scheduled for trial in late September on a bank robbery charge for the November 3 1971 State Bank of Marlow heist. Johnson, wounded during capture near Ardmore, has escaped custody six times and will be moved to El Reno federal prison for trial. Co-defendant Phillip Dale Van Scoy free on 25000 bond. Johnson also faces charges in Higgins Texas robbery interstate car theft weapons and a Moore Oklahoma shootout case.
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Oklahoma City
U.S. District Court
Luther Eubanks
James Kenneth Johnson
Springfield
Johnson
State Bank of
Marlow
Ardmore
Three NOCDC Men File Suits Over Harassment Claims
Three men tied to the North eastern Oklahoma Community Development Corp filed $250 000 lawsuits alleging harassment defamation and privacy violations related to an investigation led by NOCDC president Troy Stilley They claim Stilley hired a Tulsa private detective agency for 31000 and the detectives targeted them for criticism rather than pursuing theft of about 1100 in sands from a NOCDC shop The plaintiffs W D Carter Ed Hill and William Grayson name NOCDC Stilley Mansfield Claims Inc and Kent Bretz The defendants may answer by September 15.
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NOCDC
Troy Stilley
Nocdc-Owned
Stilley
Tulsa
W. D. Carter
Mayes County
Ed Hill
William Grayson
Jack Mansfield
Claims, Inc
Detective Agency
Kent Bretz
Claims
World Deaths Highlight Stockton and Kircher Obituaries
J Roy Stockton, 79, longtime sports editor of the St Louis Post Dispatch, who led the Baseball Writers Association of America in 1932, died of leukemia in St Petersbur Florida. Charles E Kircher, 63, who helped Enrico Fermi on the Manhattan Project, died in Detroit. he served as a project manager in top secret nuclear work from 1943 to 1949.
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J. Roy Stockton
St. Louis Post-Dispatch
Stockton
Baseball Writers Association of America
Charles E. Kircher
Detroit
Charles FE. Kircher
Enrico Fermi
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