Scrappy Finn Twins Win Court Battle Over Plane Ownership
George and Charles Finn, known as the Flying Finn Twins, win a federal ruling that they own a C46 war surplus transport plane seized after they flew it from Bakersfield to hide from authorities. Judge Mathes orders the return of the craft from Scotty's Airstrip to Scotty's, near Fallon, Nevada, or payment of $50,000 plus $15 a day rent if not returned. The case hinges on sale terms and wartime statutes protecting private enterprise and veterans' access to property.
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Suitor abducts Indiana reporter after hour long abduction
Abbey Johnson, 22, of La Porte Herald-Argus, was forced at gunpoint into a car by Robert Panek, 25. He drove her to the newsroom and back, then surrendered at a police station. Johnson, who had recently resigned, was too shaken to talk. Panek faced preliminary disorderly conduct charges.
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