36 charged in grocery supply scam
A 169 count indictment charges 36 former employees and others tied to Premium Sales Corp. with laundering nearly 4 billion and defrauding investors of 300 million. The now defunct North Miami firm allegedly used fake purchase orders and invoices to run a Ponzi scheme, shifting money through shell companies and offshore accounts to fund luxuries. Investigators cited the Securities and Exchange Commission and IRS as key in uncovering the case.
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Miami
Premium Sales Corp
North
Securities and Exchange Commission
Florida
Puerto Rico
California
Arizona
Nevada
Bahamas
Jerry Bandy
Internal Revenue Service
FAA 737 rules omit key rudder limit change sought by pilots
Federal safety officials say proposed FAA measures for Boeing 737s do not include limiting rudder movement once airborne. Investigators link acute rudder deflections to two fatal crashes in 1991 and 1994, killing 157 people, prompting calls for a rudder limiter and enhanced standby power control unit inspections.
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FAA
Seattle
Federal Aviation Administration
Federal Safety Board
Colorado Springs
Pittsburgh
National Transportation Safety Board
Boeing
NTSB
Gregae
Agency
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Sterling Heights
Mich
Kmart Corp
National Child Safety Council
Department of Justice
Paul Newman
Carl Haas
KRT News Service
United Airlines
Safety Board
Jean McGrew
McGrew
Reulti
Eye Cambridge Sportswear
Ladies
Lee Winter
Odessa