Osorio Says He Collected Fees Without Bills in Fraud Trial
John Osorio testified he received hundreds of thousands in consulting fees from firms tied to Waggoner Carr without formal billing. He claimed payment for services, naming Sears Roebuck and other companies, and discussed his earnings and net worth while detailing alleged financial arrangements connected to the Rio International venture and related litigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
John Osorio
Osono
Austin
Texas Atty
Waggoner Carr
Osorio
RIC International
Carr
Robert Mahoney
Justice Department
Mahoney
Sears Hoebuck
Ving
South Padre Island Investment Corp
National Bankers Life Insurance Co
Cart
RIC
Osorio- Carr
NBL
Allan Shivers
Insurance
Shivers
Houston
Frank Sharp
Sharp
NBL and South Atlantic Corp
SAC
Louisville
Bank of Louisville
Loyal American Life Insurance Co
Cleveland
Ohio
Sharpstown State Bank
Master Control Inc
Leutenant
Joe P. Novotny
Former UMW official admits part in killing
In Erie Pennsylvania the former United Mine Workers official Silous Huddleston testified he joined the plot to murder Joseph A Yablonski citing union loyalty. He described money transfers and a plan to kill Yablonski and others, with funds allegedly authorized by W A Boyle. He also referenced plans against Ted C Wilson and other figures in the South.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie
Joseph A. Yablonski
United Mine Workers
Silous Huddleston
UMW
Tennessee
W.A
Tony'’ Boyle
Huddleston
William J. Prater
Prater
Yablonski
District 19
Boyle
Albert Pass
International Executive Board
Creat
South
Claude Vealey
Aubran Martin
Hhs
Pass
Ted C. Wilson
Southern Labor Union
Appalachian
Gathen
Wilson
Stock Market Turns Cautious Amid Paris Accord Review
New York stocks drifted lower as traders weighed the Paris monetary accord. Dow fell 6.77 to 963.05, NYSE losers led gainers 896 to 491, volume rose to 15.13 million. Soybeans and wheat commodities slumped while metals shares rebounded on plan to cut government stockpiles.
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New York
Paris
New York Stock Exchange
Cotton futures end higher on trading and planting outlook
Cotton No. 2 futures closed 75 cents up to 3.20 a bale as profit taking trimmed intraday gains. Buying by brokers and trade firms supported the session amid a lower than expected government plan ting intentions estimate of 13.1 million planted acres, below analysts’ 3.2 to 13.6 million range. The NY Cotton Exchange noted a 37.69 cent average for 12 markets, while wool futures closed mixed in early Friday dealings.
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Chicago Board of Trade
New York
Trade and Commission
New ‘York Cotton Exchange
Livestock prices and market activity in New York and Chicago
Raw livestock bids show calves, steers, heifers and cows mostly steady to higher with traders noting steady boning and utility categories. Stock market summaries detail American and international price shifts with declines in the Amex index and notable activity in Syntex Mammoth Mart Vetco and other listed issues.
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Namin
Tex
Vrsity Ona & Mrvters
Chorce TS
Flesny Oper
OT Toy
Halstein
Indusms
New York
Paris
Amex
Syntex
Mammoth Mart
Vetco Offshore Industries
Heck
Department They
Ies
Crestmont Ci
American Plan
Financial Bankshares A
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City National Bank of
Los Angeles
Dora Houston
Gov. Shivers
Texas Association For Retarded Children
Ian E. Stock
Continental Oil Co
Continental
Hudkleston
Paul Gilly
Eastside Church of Christ
Motorola
Quasar
Ding
Cing TV
creGenza Mission Pecan
Pas Ail
Bank Rate Financing
Western Mattress
Abilene
Big Spring
Grantreed
Belin
Odessa
Malland
San Angela
Levitz Furniture
Helena Rubinstein
White House
Anaconda
International Nickel
Kennecott
Alcoa
Phelps Dodge
American Stock Exchange
Associated Parts
American Airlines
American
American Motors
Atlantic Redfield
Bethlehem Stee
Chrysler
Dow Chemical
Dresser Industries
Paso
Firestone
General Electric
Great Sap WA
Rte
Hiottday Inn Ra
Ais
Ase
It Harvester Ma
Inni
DOW Jones
Associated
PRESS
Alrs Uml
Oss
Hisar Sauz
Sas Seady
F.do-Kobo
Surowe
Amneraliy
Shmonerter Sertier
Noice Sea
Nesters Choice Ang
Seine Erie
Darrores and
Wits
Organisation A
Anheuser Busch
Penn Life
Security Pacific Corp
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