Who will take rap in SEC stock fraud case
Eight businessmen including former Texas Attorney General Waggoner Carr face a federal case and a Texas influence inquiry. Judge Sarah Hughes ruled on the scope of charges, with figures like Frank W Sharp named as pivotal in the probe. The outcome could affect 1972 political prospects for Texas voters.
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Texas Ciy
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U.S
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Houston
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House Committee
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Denton
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Dallas
Sharp's Bank
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Mutscher
Osorio
Busines University
SEC probe sways Texas 1973 legislative plans
Texas politics feel the SEC investigation's impact as the Sharpstown scandal clouds 1972 campaigns. Key figures like Mutscher Shannon and Heatly face renewed pressure over speaker prospects and possible re elections while grand juries in Houston Dallas and Austin weigh indictments and civil actions.
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Fort Worth
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Hon
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Dallas
Austin
Mulscher
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Carrance
Houston
Sharpstown’ State Bank
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El Ayni Names 19 To Cabinet In Yemen
Aden AP reports Mohsen el Ayni named a 19 member Yemeni cabinet including foreign affairs, retaining the post himself. El Ayni, formerly ambassador to France, became prime minister after Maj. Gen. Hassan al Ameri fled the country amid charges over a photographer’s murder on August 30.
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Yemen
Ministry of Foreign Affairs
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Yetemen
France
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Hassan al Ameri
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