July Yearling Sale attracts rich buyers at Keeneland
Keeneland's July Selected Yearling Sale opens in Lexington with investors from the Middle East Europe and New Zealand joining U S bidders. Last year 323 yearlings averaged 544681 dollars. The 1985 two day sale ends today with 296 horses and a 127 head follow up sale tomorrow.
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Lexington
Bluegrass
Keeneland Association
Nick Nicholson
Kentucky Thoroughbred Owners and Breeders Association
Nicholson
Law Society
Keeneland Race Course
Middle East
Europe
New Zealand
United States
Puerto Rico police linked to federal corruption probe
FBI and U S authorities formed a federal local task force that has convicted 34 defendants, including 17 police officers, in a widening probe into police corruption in Puerto Rico. The cases involve murder, kidnappings, extortion, and other crimes tied to the Criminal Investigation Corps and other officers. Sentencing for several is set for August 2.
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San Juan
Puerto Rico
FBI
U.S
Daniel Lopez Romo
Commonwealth
Justice Department
Grisselle
Jessica’’ Gonzalez Ortiz
Gonzalez Ortiz
Caribbean
Fernando Marrero Colon
Mexico
Federal Drug Enforcement Administration
Richard W. Held
Held
Criminal Investigation Corps
Angelo F. Class
Wallace to undergo spinal operation in Denver
Alabama Governor George Wallace, 65, is at Craig Hospital in Englewood for a dorsal root entry zone microcoagulation procedure to relieve pain from a 1972 assassination attempt. The operation, led by Dr. Robert Edgar with a seven member team, is set for 9 a.m. at Swedish Medical Center and expected to last about four hours.
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Denver
Alabama
George C. Wallace
Billy Joe Camp
Colorado
Elvin Stanton
Wallace
Craig Hospital
Englewood
Craig
Swedish Medical Center
Robert E. Edgar
Camp
Springsteen Ticket Rush Ties Washington Phone Lines
In Washington a surge of Bruce Springsteen fans selling out the 40,000 seat Robert F. Kennedy Stadium for an August show clogged the phone system for about an hour. AT&T reported 858,000 long distance calls from 10:30 to 11:30 one Monday, rising to 1.9 million in the same hour a week later. The Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Co. said calls ran well above normal, delaying some federal agency contacts and White House press office access. Normal service returned by noon.
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Washington
President Reagan
Potomac
John F. Kennedy
Bruce Springsteen
Robert F. Kennedy
Springsteen
At&t
Marty Szostek
Baltimore
Arlington
John F.) Kennedy
Charles B. Overly, Jr
Pentagon
Bruce Fans Claim Jersey City Cops Scalped Springsteen Tickets
Jersey City police officers allegedly scalped Bruce Springsteen concert tickets at up to 150 dollars each after pushing to the front of a long line at St. Peter's College to buy tickets for Giants Stadium shows in August. One fan said he was offered 170 dollars then bought four at 150. An internal affairs commander said an investigation is ongoing.
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Jersey City
N.J
Joe McAllister
Peter Norbach
Jersey City Police Internal Affairs Division
Wor-Tv
Secaucus
Ticketron
St. Peter's College
Giants’ Stadium
Norbach
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Alydar
Affirmed
Secretariat
Spectacular Bid
Northern Dancer
Maryland
Seattle
Marrero Colon
CIC
Class
Maldonado
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company
White House
Larry Speakes
Paul Costello
The
General Services Administration
Chesapeake & Potomac Telephone Co
Special Services Center
Champion
Bruce
Johnny M. Clark
D.D.S
Isign
Grandview
Odessa
HBO
Second St. Hwy
BO Odess
InterFirst
InterFirst Investment Fund
Panoda
North
Houtnohce
FDIC
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