Florida scandals rock courts and cabinet officials
Former Education Commissioner Floyd Christian is jailed for income tax evasion after pleading guilty to not reporting 30,000 dollars in kickbacks and evading 15,751 dollars in federal taxes. Insurance Commissioner-Treasurer Thomas O’Malley faces impeachment, suspended from office. Alan Sundberg sworn in as state Supreme Court justice to replace Hal P. Dekle. Debates swirl over multiple resignations and impeachments.
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Tallahassee, Fla
Floyd Christian
Thomas O'Malley
Alan C. Sundberg
State Supreme Court
Hal P. Dekle
Christian
Florida
U.S
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Texarkana
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Allgood
House
House of Representatives
O'Malley
Miami
Independent Life Insurance Co
Senate
Reubin Askew
Dekle
David McCain
Gurney pleads not guilty in bribery conspiracy case
Former Florida senator Edward Gurney testifies he is an honest man denying wrongdoing in a bribery conspiracy trial. The defense notes staff handling is blamed while prosecutors prepare to call the next witness as a 350 page transcript of May 1974 grand jury testimony is read.
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Tampa
Fla
Edward Gurney
Gurney
Jacksonville
Ben Krentzman
James Groot
Joseph Bastien
K. Wayne Swiger
Ralph Koontz
Lois Elliott
Washington
Pennsylvania to resettle 7500 refugees at Ft Indiantown Gap
An AP report notes more than half of 15000 Southeast Asia refugees bound for Fort Indiantown Gap resettlement camp will arrive in Pennsylvania by tonight. Eight planes brought 2419 refugees to Harrisburg International Airport, swelling camp population to 6673 as six more flights expected to add 1852. Brig Gen James Cannon commands 1800 troops while federal agencies coordinate the operation.
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Richard Friedaman
James Cannon
Heslin Named Visitor Center Supervisor in Frederick
Lawrence W. Heslin of Frederick has been named supervisor of the Chamber of Commerce Visitor's Information Center at Schifferstadt. Heslin, 29, will oversee operations staffing and scheduling for group tours. The center opens daily at 9 a.m. and has already assisted over 200 visitors in its first month.
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Lawrence W. Heslin
Frederick
Chamber of Commerce
Schifferstadt
al Rogers
Chamber
Heslin
U.S. 15
Rosemont Avenue
West Second Street
Frederick County
Ann Louise Leske
Baltimore
Laura Maureen
REA Express strike halt ordered by union chief
Several thousand REA Express workers were ordered by their union chief to end a wildcat strike that halted deliveries in Chicago Detroit Atlanta Cincinnati and New York. The walkout protested layoffs and payouts under federal bankruptcy plans for the ailing company. The union president urged restraint to avoid worsening the problems and jeopardizing jobs.
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New York
REA Express
Wildcat
Chicago
Detroit
Atlanta
Cincinnati
New York City
Express
C.L. Dennis
The
Brotherhood of Railway
Brown Station Elementary celebrates Bicentennial with barbecue
Brown Station Elementary on Quince Orchard Boulevard marks its Bicentennial with a week of events including a buffalo barbecue and an Indian pow-wow. Organizers Dr. and Mrs. Lionel de Montigny, both Indian parents, welcome visiting Indians and rodeo demonstrations. For details call Matt Tronzano at 948-7002.
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Brown Station
Gaithersburg
Quince Orchard Boulevard
Buffalo
Lionel de Montigny
Matt Tronzano
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