Two Texans Indicted in Wiretap Case Ties to Hunts Oil
Two sons of Texas oil magnate H L Hunt have been indicted by a federal grand jury for wiretapping Hunt Oil Co. employees. W Herbert Hunt and Nelson Bunker Hunt face six counts each, with possible penalties up to five years and a $10,000 fine. The charges cover taps on telephones used by Hunt associates, including H L Hunt's secretary Juanita Edwards, from late 1969 to early 1970.
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Shook Tire Company
Melvin C. Shook
Baltt Corp
New York City
John Moran
Balt
Dyson-Kissner Corp
School Realty Co
Shook Supply
Shook Supply Co., Inc
Texas
Melvin Shook
Ray Shook
San Angelo
M. C. Shook, Jr
San Antonio
Washington
Twojcept
Tex
W. J. Ever
Justice Department
L. Hunt
Hunt Oil Co
W. Herbert Hunt
Nelson Bunker Hunt
Alias
Clyd A. Wilson
Houston
Carl Morgan Watson
Bellaire
Hunt
H. L. Hunt
Juanita Edwards
Dallas
Arizona Land Sales Firm Indicted in Wiretap Case
A federal grand jury in Phoenix returned 23 counts against Lake Havasu Estates and nine officers or salesmen over alleged mail fraud misrepresentation and failure to register lots and provide property reports. Indicted are Kenneth and Ronald Lavin Patricia Lavin Paul Barrie Macholchie Robert Stevens and salesmen including J Lance Sinclair Victor Lockwood Edward Case and Seymour Astern. The action stems from wiretap aided investigations and aims to protect buyers under the Interstate Land Sales and Full Disclosure Act. The estate operated from Yucca Mohave County Arizona about 200 miles northwest of Phoenix. The maximum penalties include five years in prison and a 1000 dollar fine per count.
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Washington (Ap
Havasu Estates
Arizona
William C. Smitherman
U.S. J Company
itsiAttorney
Tucson
New Orleans
Lake Havasu Estates
Yucca
Mohave
Justice Department
Ariz
Phoenix
U.S. District Court
de Phoenix
Fendants
Neach
Kenneth R. Lavin
Ronald D. Lavin
Patricia L. Lavin
Kenneth Lavin
Paul Barrie ‘Macholchie
Robert C. Stevens
Victor Locwood
J. Lance Sinclair
Victor Lockwood Sr
Victor Winters
Edward C. Case
Seymour Astern
Jus
City Schools Again Get Safety Prize
Lubbock Independent School District receives its 1th consecutive NSC certificate for participation in school safety education and is named the only Texas district with the 90 Percent School System Safety Award. Lubbock safety director Bill Parker notes every district school earned a certificate this year.
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Lubbock Independent School
National Safety Council
Texas
Lubbock
Tech Park Sign Pact On Research In Guadalupe Mountains
Texas Tech University will conduct a five year biological research program in Guadalupe Mountains National Park. The study, led by Dr Glenn Barnett and Dr Robert Linn, involves seven Tech departments and aims to monitor vegetation wildlife and park ecology while developing data for park management. Dr David Northington and Dr Hugh Genoways will study mammals and ecosystem roles. An initial remote sensing data analysis program will identify ecological changes.
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Texas Tech University
Guadalupe Mountains National Park
National Park Service
Tech Elades
National Park
ED Vase
Glenn Barnett
Texas ‘Tech
Robert Linn
Patrick Odell
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Lubbock Avalanche-Journal
Hereford
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Littlefield
Muleshoe
Odessa
Pampa
Plainview
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Vite
Meyers Hunt
Arizona Land Sales Company
Lele-Jett
Joan Joseph Kewy
Pat Tilied Willson
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Rick W. McCann
Dent-Elect
Tenneco Corp
Juanita
Phew
George M
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Vice Press
Dictment
Dent
Hunt Oil
Paul M. Roth
Watson
Thom Jermel
Richardson
John W. Curington
John H. Brown
Hurt Food Co
U.S
Lpth
Decker Tools
Orenzo
Prenzo
Pek Goo
Ilave
A & Ars
ANY & Sylvania
Shurfine Wute
Assourrep Flavors
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