Former Louisiana governor Edwin Edwards sentenced to 10 years
Former Gov. Edwin Edwards and three co-defendants were found guilty in May of extortion and racketeering tied to riverboat casino licenses. Edwards, 73, received a 10 year prison term and a $250000 fine. His son Stephen Edwards drew seven years and $60000.
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Louisiana
Baton Rouge
Edwin Edwards
Edwards
Dan Small
Stephen
Andrew Martin
Cecil Brown
Bobby Johnson
Jim Cole
Stephen Edwards
Polozola
Edwardses
U.S
Eddie Jordan
Jim Letten
Letten
American to buy TWA amid antitrust deal with United US Airways
Reports say American Airlines plans to acquire Trans World Airlines in a move that would end TWA and shape the UAL United US Airways merger. The plan includes AMR's stake in DC Air and potential joint operations to ease antitrust concerns while keeping TWA employees and assets.
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ST. Louis
American Airlines
Trans World Airlines Inc
TWA
Washington Post
Wall Street Journal
United Airlines
US Airways
Western Air Express
Transcontinental Air Transport
Transcontinental and
Western Air
Howard Hughes
Trans World Airlines
American Stock Exchange
AMR
New York Stock Exchange
DC Air
UAL Corp
Arlington
US Airways Group Inc
Robert Johnson
Washington
Reagan National
American
United
Gle
Pan American World Airways
Eastern Airlines
The
Journal
the Post
Fort Worth
United- US Airways
Chicago
O’hare International
Dallas-Fort Worth International
Post
American Twa
New York
Boston
Darryl Jenkins
George
Washington University
Chicago Tribune
the Tribune
Justice Department
Antitrust Division
UAL
Two Dead and One Wounded in Bryan Chicken Plant Shooting
Police say a Sanderson Farms hatchery manager and a division manager were killed after a gunman, who was also shot dead, turned his weapon on himself in a Bryan Texas plant. A wounded worker survived and alerted others. Motive unclear, reports cite possible financial trouble.
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Bryan
Texas
Chris Farris
Sanderson Farms Inc
Houston
Farris
Laurel, Miss
Louise Mandrell
Judge rules club discriminated against black dancers
In Houston, three black topless dancers fired from Caligula XX were awarded $5,000 each after a federal judge ruled the club’s policy limiting black dancers constituted blatant racial discrimination. U.S. Magistrate Judge Nan cy Johnson ordered an injunction to bar similar actions.
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Houston
U.S
Nan
Cy Johnson
Caligula XX
Houston Chronicle
Johnson
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Midland Park
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Andrews Highway
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