Self-proclaimed hit man Bowdach cries of danger in prison
Gary Bowdach a self-proclaimed hit man who testified before a US Senate subcommittee says the federal government has betrayed him and cannot shield him from underworld killers. He is serving a 15 year loan sharking sentence and was moved from a Stafford Arizona camp after exposure to Joseph Bonanno Jr. Bowdach argues authorities oppose his early release and protection program participation while Justice Department officials say Bowdach is receiving proper care and parole decisions rest with the courts.
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Miami
Gary Bowdach
US Senate
Florida
Bowdach
Miami News
South
Stafford, Ariz
Joseph Bonanno Je
New York
Joe Bonanno
Judith Bartnott
Justice Department
Senate
Arizona
U.S
Clyde Atkins
Man practically runs township by himself
Gerald Benson of Bloom Township in Lithopolis Ohio juggles roles as township clerk fire chief school bus operator notary public and partner in a family store. He notes political shifts and volunteer salaries while lamenting city life and confirming he enjoys the quiet rural setting and close community contact.
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Lithopolis
Ohio
Gerald Benson
Bloom Township
Toenson
Operor Ota
Laura Law
James A. Rhodes
Benson
Hin
General MacArthur Leaves Philippines for Japan in 1945
In 1945 General Douglas MacArthur departed the Philippines to accept Japan's surrender, marking a pivotal moment in World War II as Allied forces moved to formalize victory and begin postwar administration in Asia.
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Douglas MacArthur
Philippines
Japan
Bike cops do everything policemen in cars can
Madison’s city rail late night calls bring regular officers onto bicycles downtown and at UW campus. The program started spring and is praised for quick response during rush hours and for an added presence, with officers carrying smaller guns for convenience.
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Madison
Wis
University of Wisconsin
Emil Quast
County officials battle junkyards in Gallia County
Gallia County sheriff and prosecutor unite to enforce a state junkyard law requiring screening from public view. Three junkyards get 60 days to fix violations. if not, the case goes to the prosecutor. The pair pledge fairness to cooperative owners and closer citizen contact.
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Gallipolis
Ohio
Gallia County
James Montgomery
Joseph Cain
Cain
Madison
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