Charles Town race track stock dealing probed
The SEC has started a preliminary inquiry into transfers of Charles Town race track stock tied to former Teamsters leader Hoffa. Investigators will review whether a quid pro quo existed with stock moved to Hoffa’s daughter and son in law Barbera and Robert Crancer and whether profits from the 1971 sale may have benefited the Teamsters pension fund.
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Chicago
Securities and Exchange Commisawes
Tearmsters
Charles Town
W.va
Teamsters Union
James R. Hoffa
Bailhouse Sun
Irvin Kevens
Hoffa
SEC
Kavens
Marvin Mandel
the Sun
Central States Teamsters Pension Fund
Barbera
Robert Crancer
Kovenrza
Shenantoah Corp
Robert and
Bartares
State spotlight on stock transfer dispute tied to Crancer family
The paper reported an unknown amount paid for Crancers stock in a public company. Robert Crancer of Valley Steel Products in St Louis declined to discuss transfer details. He told the St Louis Post-Dispatch the Sun story aims to influence a federal court decision involving his father in law.
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Robert Crancer
Valley Steel Products
St. Linas
St. Luis Post-Dispatch
Sun
Mystery LEIU ties rock Baltimore and Maryland police
Baltimore Police Department and Maryland State Police acknowledge membership in the Law Enforcement Intelligence Unit, a California based group now under scrutiny amid a spy case. LEIU chief denies illegal surveillance, saying the group tracks traveling organized crime hoodlums.
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Baltimore Police Department
Maryland
Houston
City Police Department
Donald D. Pomerleau
LEIU
Ray Henry
Long Beach
Calif
St Paul Withdraws From Maryland Medical Malpractice Field
The St Paul and affiliated AF insurers are pulling back from medical malpractice coverage in Maryland. State Insurance Commissioner Thomas J Hatem notes St Paul began expiring existing legal malpractice policies around October 1905 and blocked new legal policies as it planned to end medical coverage. Affiliated FM Insurance has assumed many policies, while doctors face a rising crisis and insurers reassess rates amid a 46 percent hike dispute.
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Baltimore
St. Paul
Maryland
Haterm
Baltimore pond frog heads to Calaveras Derby
A Baltimore County farm pond frog named R.P. won the first Preakness Week Amphibians Derby and heads to Calaveras County for a frog jump. Rabbit pond mates were placed by Thomas L. Shulten with his Inverness Elementary students to study after the race. Mayor Schaefer presented the winner’s trophy.
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R.P
Baltimore County
California
Calaveras County
Thomas L. Shulten
Shulten
Inverness
Dundalk
War Memorial Plaza
William Donald Schaefer
Shhulton
Schaefer
Leven
Maryland economy dampens as employment and housing lag
Maryland's first quarter economic update shows unemployment steady but long layoffs looming, housing industry depressed despite $20 million in loan inflows, and a weak manufacturing base with extensive government employment. State officials urge more private sector aid and caution federal action. An associated Air Force T-28 crash near Richmond killed three crew members during a training flight.
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Thomas Brumley
Beverly Brumley
Carrbbean Island
Brumleys
Salisbury- Wicomico
Annapolis
Maryland
Urong
Ino
API
Ap Air Force
Richmond
Andrews Air Force Base
Washington
D.C
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W. L. Alderter
Alderfer
Swolys
Ah E Sale
Wamsutta
Sleater
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Napion
Pickcrest
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Queen Rag
Poll
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