Global Black Markets Thrive On U S Cigarettes And Cash
AP News features a sweeping look at how illicit networks flourish in Iran, Korea, Vietnam, Brazil, Argentina, Laos, and Moscow. It highlights deals in U S cigarettes, cars, opium, and currency, showing how scarcity, restrictions, and unrest fuel racketeers and corrupt officials worldwide. It mentions a Philippine loss of tax revenue, a Laos hunting lodge opium trade, a Buenos Aires card caper, and Soviet speculators buying cheap fur coats from unsuspecting shoppers.
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Istanbul
Manila
Taipei
Buenos Aires
United States
U. S
Post Exchange
West Germany
Japan
France
Korea
Philippines
Vietnam
Formosa
Brazil
Argentina
Tai
Phone Savang
Laos
Foutu
Indochina
Jean LeTordu
Johnny the Twisted
Luigi le Course
Luigi the
Petit Pere
Little Father
Highway Financing Fight Reaches Ohio Supreme Court
Officials press for a ruling on a law allowing state trust funds to buy land up to five years ahead for highway projects. The Ohio Supreme Court has already struck down four enactments, with a pending case testing constitutional limits and prior decisions shaping funding and election law. The article notes a series of recent high court decisions affecting legislative actions and public finance.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ohio Supreme Court
Supreme Court
Franklin County Common Pleas Court
High Court
House
Senate
Industrial Commission
Boston Freshman Tries To Ship Himself To D C
Roland Scott a 17 year old from Valdosta Georgia attempted to ship himself by air freight from Boston to Washington D C on Friday night, hidden in a crate labeled photographic enlarging equipment. Officials sensed trouble and detained him on a larceny charge for the fare difference of 13 85 and 27 60.
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Boston
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Washington, D.C
Roland Scott
Valdosta
Washington
Scott
Interior layout highlights family and laundry rooms
A door at the entrance opens to a large 24 by 12 inch Family Room. The Laundry Room sits on this level, conveniently adjacent to the kitchen and living areas.
Academy Hopeful Sheds 30 Pounds In One Week
Cleveland AP reports Michael J. Kocisko of Garfield Heights slimmed down 30 pounds in seven days to meet US Naval Academy eligibility at Annapolis. Holy Name High School student and varsity football basketball player, he passed the physical after dieting.
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Cleveland
Michael J. Kocisko
Garfield Heights
U.S. Naval Academy
Annapolis
Holy Name High School
Akron man files for 14th Ohio Democratic race
George Mark on Peninsula filed Friday for the Democratic nomination in Ohio's 14th District, comprising Summit and Medina counties. He previously ran in the 1972 primary but was not elected.
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Akron, Ohio
George Mark
Peninsula
Ohio
Summit
Medina
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