Executive suites lure new wave of organized crime
Washington AP reports the death of Carlo Gambino signals a shift in organized crime from street rackets to corporate fraud and paper crimes. A younger, American-born generation now targets assets heavy businesses and unions, using legitimate-appearing operations and quick bankruptcy to move money.
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Washington
Carlo Gambino
Gambino
Don Corleone
Mario Puzo
Jay C. Waldman
Justice Department
Waldman
Ministers Endorse Two Civic Projects in Mexico
The Mexico Ministerial Alliance backs expansion of Audral Medical Center facilities especially surgery, lab, x ray, ER and power plant. It urges community support for a Booz Allen Hamilton tax exempt revenue bond plan. A Thanksgiving service is set for Nov 2 at Centennial Baptist Church and UNICEF contributions are directed to UNICEF via The First Christian Church. The group also approves a plan to create residential facilities for Handi-Shop workers to be voted on Nov 2.
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Mexico
Audral Medical Center
George B. Wraith
Alliance
Centennial Baptist Church
Unicef
Postal Service faces new debate over deficits and reform
A federal Postal Service Commission will soon meet and report by March 15 on why the postal agency is losing money. The 1971 reorganization aimed to fund itself, but $3 billion deficits in five years and rising borrowings from the Treasury persist. If subsidies end, first class rates could rise to 34 cents.
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Washington
Postal Service
Federal Postal Service Commission
Post Office Department
Treasury
Congress
General Accounting Office
GAQ
Grand Jury Probes Korean Bribe Offers to U.S. Officials
A federal grand jury examines alleged bribe gifts from South Koreans led by Tongsun Park to several U.S. congressmen and officials. Investigators consider asking South Korean diplomats to depart the country as details surface from The New York Times and The Washington Post.
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Washington
U.S
New York Times
Washington Post
Tongsun
Park
Central Intelligence Agency
South Korea
Post
Honors Announced At Audrain 4 H Awards Night
Audrain County 4 H Members Recognition Night at Mexico Junior High School honored 508 youths with 4 H awards led by the I Dare You recipients Kim Powell and Donna Mudd. Dawn Mudd received Outstanding Junior Leader. other key awards went to Jeanne Duff Coni Arnold and multiple club members across F L Hustlers Strother Jolly Workers and Carter Cavaliers.
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Audrain County
Mexico
Kim Powell
Strother 4-H
Donna Mudd
Carter Cavaliers
Carl Newbrough
Jeanne Duff
F & L Hustlers
Coni Arnold
B & G Hustlers
Ledger
Sean Phillips
Marsha Baker
Molina
L & B Livewires
Melody Martins
McClintic
Pioneers
Molino _Muskateers
Sims Happy
Strother
Brad Talley
Molino Musketeers
Penny Travis
Prairie Dale
Catherine Householder
Dana Schwarre
Susan Duthbert
Marcy Creel
Jim Powell
Kevin Travis
Benjamin Strehlman
Jolly Workers
Cheryl McBride
Hustlers
Elizabeth Sonwalt
Be-Bo Bouncers
Melinda Breid
John Householder
Benjamin
Cree
F & L Husters
Alan Fisher
MG & D Doers
Michelle Monk
Hisey Hoppers
Harvey Gifford
Sims
Happy Helpers
Club
Blue
Sims Happy Helpers
Be- Bo
Gant
Laddonia Lucky Leaf
Production Credit Association
Audrain Co-op Association
Joe Offutt
Paul Purvis
Mr and Mrs Barnes Relocate to Richmond Kentucky
Mr and Mrs Lawrence M Barnes Jr moved Sunday from 7 Park Circle to Richmond Kentucky where Mr Barnes will open an Edward D Jones and Co stock brokerage office. He recently joined the company after completing a training course. Both are Mexico High School graduates. he has a law degree from Washburn University. Mrs Barnes, formerly Frances Neate, taught music in Mexico schools and is the daughter of Mrs William B Neate and the late Mr Neate.
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Lawrence M. Barnes Jr
Barnes
Washburn University
Labels Tell More Yet Often Hard To Read
Associated Press report explains nutritional labeling rules and challenges for consumers. FDA requires serving size, calories, protein, carbohydrate, fat, and percent of U S Recommended Daily Allowance per serving. Some items like cholesterol and sodium are optional. Kellogg adds sugar content beyond requirements, arguing for consumer clarity. A separate item reports a high school fire in Cole Camp, Missouri, killing 17-year-old David Borchers who died from burns suffered while decorating a room for a dance when a straw tunnel he helped construct ignited after an explosion.
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Louise Cook
Associated Press
Weiter
Food and Drug Administration
Abe
U.S
RDA
FDA
Kellogg,Co
Cole Camp
Bura
Oo County
R-1
David Borchers
Borchers
Newspapers Split On Endorsements By The Associated Press
The piece notes editors in multiple papers endorsing Ford or Carter with limited candidate critique. Georgia dailies Augusta Chronicle, Augusta Herald, Savannah Morning News, Savannah Evening Press, Rome News Tribune, Statesboro Herald, Marietta Daily Journal endorsed Ford. others including New York Times, St. Louis Post-Dispatch, Louisville papers, Charlotte Observer, Akron Beacon Journal, Des Moines Register, Long Island Press, Nashville Tennessean, Denver Post, Minneapolis Tribune, Miami News, St Petersburg Times, Staten Island Advance, Saratogian backed Carter. Several papers announced endorsements earlier or last week. Des Moines Register quoted voting for Carter.
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Ford
Jimmy Carter
Georgia Daily
Georgia
Carter
Augusta Chronicle
Augusta Herald
Savannah Morning News
Savannah Evening Press
Rome News Tribune
Statesboro Herald
Marietta Daily Journal
New York Times
The
St. Louis Post-Dispatch
Louisville Courier-Journal
Louisville Times
Charlotte
N.C
Observer
Akron
Ohio
Chicago Tribune
Cleveland Pisin Dealer
Columbus
Carter-Mondale
Congress
White House
Florida
Miami Herald
Akron Beacon Journal
Hartford Courant
Star Endorses Bond and Phelps in Kansas City
Kansas City Star endorses Gov. Christopher S. Bond for a second term and Lt. Gov. William C. Phelps, praising Bond’s integrity and leadership while criticizing the legislature’s rebuffs. It questions Joseph Teasdale as chief executive and weighs presidential endorsements from multiple papers with mixed views on Ford and Carter.
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Christopher S. Bond
Kansas City Star
the Star
Bond
William C. Phelps
Tim
Senate
Joseph Teasdale
Jackson County
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