Six Named in Federal Indictment Over Securities Fraud
Federal indictment charges Carr former Texas attorney general and six others with securities fraud mail fraud false filings with the SEC and conspiracy. The case centers on raising funds from stock of RIC Industries Inc a subsidiary of South Atlantic Co for personal use and securing a loan for Exchange Bank with National Bankers Life assets. Hoover of Dallas and Dameris of Houston also charged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Bankers Life
Exchange Bank Loan
National Bankers
Carr
Qsorio
Dallas Brawyers
Thomas
Ormand
Securities and Exchange Commission
Hoover
Dallas
Dameris
Houston
Justice Department
RIC Industries, Inc
South Atlantic Co
Osorio
RIC
SEC
U.S. District Court
Fort Worth
Department
Osoria
Nevetny
Saran T. Hughes
National Bankers Life Insurance Co
Cameris
Texas
Frank W. Sharp
Preston Smith
House
Gus Mutscher
Sharpstown Bank
Mutscher
Tommy Shannon
Rush McGinty
Abilene
Sharp
County budget debate and SEC stock scandal fallout
County officials debate a 4 cent tax rate to cover a 4 million budget if funding fails. Sheriff Blanchard seeks six deputies and three matrons with a higher budget. The SEC suit tied to Sharpstown stock turmoil broadens fallout across Texas, affecting Mutscher and other leaders.
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Furgeson
CJC
Sheriff's Department
CH. “Chee’' Blanchard
Merchants’ Committee
Dushire
Couny
McGovern Faces California Split At Democratic Convention
Delegates clash over California’s 271 votes with McGovern claiming 120, Humphrey 108 and the rest split among rivals. Muskie backs the Credentials Committee ruling while urging unity and warning against changing the rules midgame. Nixon watches from San Clemente as Miami Beach reels with protests and tense caucuses.
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Muskie
Humphrey
McGovern
Democratic Credentials Committee
California
White House
Nixon
San Clemente
Calif
O'Brien
iHe
Illinois
Collins Avenue
Miami Beach
Maine
Paris Talks Near as War Endgame Hints Surface
Reports say a near talk settlement hinges on US prisoner releases and a Vietnam coalition government. Thuy signals willingness to negotiate while holding firm on a Vietnamese choice of government. Mendes France argues Hanoi may seek a face saving endgame linked to US disengagement and continued talks.
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Ifice
Hanoi
Vietnam
Revolutionary Provisional Government
Thuy
Pierre Mendes-France
France
le Monde
Mendes- France
Vo van Sung
Peking
Face
le Mondes
Bernard Elie
Mendes- French
Sung
M. Mendes-France
U.S
Nixon
Mendes
Eclipse Observers Gather in Central Park for Partial Sunset View
Dr. Franklin Branley of the Hayden Planetarium described a 79.5 percent sun shadow seen as spectators watched from Central Park Mall. The event recounts ancient beliefs of dragons swallowing the sun and a Canada National Research Council team launching four 18 foot rockets from East Quoddy, Nova Scotia into the Atlantic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin Branley
Hayden Planetarium
New York
Central Park Mall
Branley
Tockets
Canada
National Research Councils
East Quoddy
Nova Scotia
Halifax
Atlantic
Antigonish
N.S
Olympia
Seattle
Amateur Astronomical Society
Spokane
Wash
Solar Eclipse Draws Wide North Atlantic Tour
Canada and the United States watched Bailey's Beads as the eclipse traveled from near Japan across Siberia Alaska and Canada to vanish near the Azores. Scientists from the University of Alaska and an Air Force jet conducted rocket data runs while Salt Lake City's Hansen Planetarium and observers across North America reported the event.
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Bailey
Japan
Sakhalin Islands
Siberia
Alaska
Canada
Atlantic
Azores
University of Alaska
Air Force
Arctic Circle
Salt Lake City
Hansen Planetarium
Protesters Clash Outside Convention Hall Amid Rain
Youths tear down a gate near a hall while police corral an arrestee during a one hour demonstration. Hare Krishna group drums as protesters and police face off, then disperse as rain begins. Abernathy and SCLC demand seating for Poor People’s Coalition observers.
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SCLC
Resurrection City II
Flamingo Park
Abernathy
Poor People's Coalition
Nixon
Richard Milhous Nixon
White House
Democratic Party
Southern Christian Leadership Conference
National Welfare Rights Organization
National Tenants Organization
Benjamin Spock
Gloria Steinem
National Womens Political Caucus
George Wiley
People From Vietnam Veterans Against the War
Nation‘al Tenants Organization
Zippies
Yippies
Pet People’s Party
Convention Hall
National Coalition of Gay Organizations
Action Committee On
Convention Is Attracting 90000 At Miami Beach
The Democratic National Committee reports the 1972 convention drew more than 50,000 people to Miami Beach including 6,500 delegates and alternates 15,000 reporters and technicians 2,400 newsmen seated in the hall and extensive hotel and communications facilities with 19,600 hotel rooms 1,200 cars rented and 7,000 phones with multiple lines and video channels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami Beach
Illinois
Alabama
George C. Wallace
Mary Lou Berg
Democratic National Committee
API
Oceanside
Malecolm Diggs
Convention Housing Committee
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Lubbock
Texas Criminal Justice Council
Lubbock County
Precinct 4
Shallowater
Austin
Joseph P. Novotny
Matas
Clwuuel Lid LIV Sen
Lawton Chiles
Florida
Chicago
South Dakota
Jess
Sen
Henry M. Jackson
Washington
Terry Sanford
North Carolina
Godl
Afl-Cio
Wallace
Edward M. Kennedy
Hyannisport
Mass
Kennedy
Leonard Woodcock
United Auto Workers
Hearst
Govs. Reubin
Askew
Patrick J. Lucey
Wisconsin
Jimmy Carter
Georgia
Marvin Mandel
Maryland
John West
South Carolina
Dale Bumpers
Arkansas, and Sons
Walter F
Paris
Ralph H. Brock
Bill Brock
Robert Thompson
Tech Astronomy Club
Massachusetts Eye and Ear Infirmary
AOL
Arints
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