Will Wilson's Name In Sharp Probe Shown In Testimony
Houston Chronicle report details deposition testimony in which Frank W. Sharp accuses Will Wilson, former Texas attorney general and current head of the U S Justice Department Criminal Division, of advising on how to finance the National Bankers Life Insurance stock purchase and of exceeding a bank loan limit. The securities case arises as Sharptown Bank collapses after an SEC suit, with witnesses tying a web of political and banking figures to proposed banking bills and the legacy of Bankers Life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston
The
Houston Chronicle
Frank W. Sharp
Texas
Will Wilson
National Bankers Life Insurance Co
Sharpstown State Bank
Chronicle
Sharp
Securities & Exchange Commission
Sharpstown
SEC
Dallas
Wilson
U.S. Justice Department
Bankers Life
Ormer
Allan Shivers
Henry Gonzalez
San Antonio
Republican Party
Banking Board
Dallas Federal Court
Ben Barnes
Preston Smith
Barnes
the Chronicle
Bor Jers Tife
Shivers Fort
National Bankers Life
Frote
Gus Mutscher
Rush McGinty
Schulte
Tommy
Shannon
Fort Worth
Heatley
Paducah
Bill Patman
Canado
A. R. Schwartz
Galveston
Jack] Strong
Longview
Elmer Baum
Austin
State Democratic
McGinty
Baum
Mutscher
Federal Deposit Insurance Corp
Federal Grand Jury
Morton Susman
Jerry Hill
Tre
Marijuana and Kent State shootings topic touches Canada and U S
A mix of reports covers Kent State University killings and a Canadian inquiry into marijuana research. Atty Gen Mitchell says no federal charges against guardsmen after Kent State学生 deaths while Canada backs cannabis research and notes no conclusive link to prosecutions. The U S case faces calls for grand jury investigation and broader national debate on campus unrest.
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Ottawa
Canada
Washington
John N. Mitchell
Ing
Kent State
Poris
Ohio
Stu
Arthur
Aim
Krause
Allison
Elaine Miller
Jeffrey Miller
Flue
Marlin Scheur
Sandy Scheur
Louis Schroeder
Federal
Food and Drug di
William Schroeder
Cectorate
Alles
United Methodist
Mitchell
Esearch
Royal Canadian
Federal Agency Issues Rules For Cleaner Air
The EPA approved portions of regional air pollution plans for sulfur oxide and particulates, with states required to submit emissions control plans by January 31, 1975. A nationwide permit system was removed, and states may use any effective mechanism to ensure compliance. Vehicle inspection authority is not immediate but may be included with a timetable in state plans.
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Washington
Soil and War Agency
EPA
Vegetar
William
D. Ruckelshaus
Commission Delays Action on River Bed Hunt Access
Johnson says opinion ready next week and decision to revisit at Sept 28 meeting. Critics warn closing state owned river beds hurts hunting licenses and local access. Carl Phelps Canadian River Sportsmen's Association and Don Powell Campbell ranch manager cite safety concerns after rifle fire incidents.
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Commission
Johnson
Martin
Panhandle
Carl Phelps
Canadian River Sportsmen’s Association
Don Powell
Campbell Ranch
Lubbock Man Named To Commission Job
Laughlin of Lubbock has been appointed to the banking section of the State Finance Commission. The governor named McLaughlin to succeed James L. Parker, with plans for a Broadway musical based on the life of Parker. Details indicate the production will be staged in the fall for next year.
Fragmented OCR List of Sports and Entertainment Titles
A highly garbled OCR list shows numerous names and show titles including Harlem Globetrotters, Doolittle, N 2-Fink Panther, and Jaws. The fragment mentions sports, theater, and TV program names with scattered parenthetical credits and channel-like labels.
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The
Know ‘Son
Wedy Woodpecker
Faesarine
Crow Godles
Lanclo
American Bandiana Ie
Aetvony
Haseball
Iowreaince
Larry Kane
Kent State president accepts decision on federal probe
Kent State University President Robert I. White said the school must accept the Justice Department ruling not to pursue a federal grand jury investigation into the campus shooting deaths of four students. Former student body president Craig Morton called the decision expected and Morgan, among 25 indicted, condemned the action as morally abhorrent. Governor Gilligan and Gen. Brown commented on the evolving situation.
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Department of Justice
Mitchell
Austin
Texas
Parks and Wildlife Commission
Kent
Ohio
Robert J.white
Kent State University
White
Pennsylvania
William W. Scranton
William S. Moorhead
D-Pa
House Judiciary Committee
Justice Department
Kent States
Congress
John P. Adams
The
United Methodist Church
Department of Law, All and Community
Er Davies
New York
Quil
Davies
U.S
Cambodia
Tam
Kent, Ohio
Robert I. White
U.S. Justice Department
Craig Morton
Morgan
John J. Gilligan
Ship
William J Brown
Ifice
Ohio National Guardsmen
James A.rhodes
U.S. Atty
John Mitchell
Washington
Adj
Dana Stewart
Stewart
117Th Armored Cavalry
Kent State
Rhodes
Cleveland
Feral Court
Ranande
Steel Firms Holding Price To Automakers
Major steel producers plan to discount cold rolled sheet prices to automakers after the December 1 deadline, apart from Bethlehem Steel. The move follows the August 1 contract settlement with the United Steelworkers, aimed at avoiding a price spike. Bethlehem held its increase until February 1972 but did not join the discount. The stance could delay the higher price and shift tonnages to midterm deliveries.
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New York
Bethlehem Steel Corp
New York Times
Robert Walker
United Steelworkers
America
Bethlehem Steel
Times
Robert Bal
Balyest
Lima
Balyeat
Bethlehem
Rey D. ‘Thompson
College City
Mitchell
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Sharp Probe
James M. Sims
Sims
Galloway Calhoun Jr
Tyler
Bob Johnson
Texas Legislative Council
Eugene Palmer
John Osoud
National Bank
ANT
Smith
Sharpstown Realty Co
Cecil Haden
LC. Owens
Jesuit Fathers of
Insurance
Joseph Novotny
Sharpstown Bark
Wulot
Lester Humphrey Bi
Odessa
WEST
Grandview North Shopping Center
Joy
Wanda
Cobb
Lubbock
Wenores
Tom Foolety
Aoe
Bunner
Fe Jackie
Aeetire
Renechat Ganamiand
Ae JuBible
Swide World of Sports
Wine World of Sparta
Jowill Anderson
Temple Baptist Gharehs
Ja—News
PeSports Challenor
Sparta
Adventure Theater
Mission
Philblon
Jae
Steel Company
Pittsburgh
Dustry
Kent Appliances
Consumer State University
Thompson
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