Draft evader Benjamin Sasway convicted in San Diego
Federal prosecutors say Sasway, 21, who willfully failed to register with the Selective Service could prompt about 700,000 eligible men to sign up. The case follows a similar conviction of Eaton Eller in Virginia. Sasway faces up to five years in prison with potential fines. sentencing set for Oct. 4.
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SAN Diego
Benjamin Sasway
Selective Service
U.S
Yesmin Annen
Sasway
Carter
Census Bureau
Virginia
Eaton Eller
Gordon Thompson Jr
Charles T. Bumner
9Th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
San Francisco
Bumner
Canada
Masselli Killing Ties Donovan Probe Under Review
In New York, Nathan Masselli, 31, was gunned down in the Bronx amid investigations tied to a federal probe into Labor Secretary Raymond Donovan. Authorities seek whether the mob-linked killing relates to the Donovan inquiry and related dirt-dealing schemes involving Jo-Pel Construction and Schiavone.
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New York
Raymond Donovan
Nathan Masselli
Bronx
Donovan
Masselli
Pellegrino
William Masselli
New York City
Massellis
Leon Silverman
FBI
Schiavone Construction Co
Secaucus
N.J
Labor
Schiavone
Lake Placid
N.Y
Silverman
Edward Koch
Washington
Vernon Louviere
Teamsters Union
Fred Furino
New York State
Joseph Galiber
Jo-Pel Construction and Trucking Inc
Schiavone Company
Jo-Pel
New York Daily News
Ronnie Schiavone
Reagan blacklists French firms over Soviet pipeline embargo
The Reagan administration orders temporary export bans on Dresser France and Creusot-Loire for shipping three compressors to the Soviet Union, warning other firms against defying the embargo on Siberian gas pipeline supplies. The action targets two French companies and signals possible penalties under the Export Administration Act.
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Washington
Reagan
U.S
Soviet Union
Siberian
Moscow
John Brown Ltd
Poland
Commerce
Malcolm Baldrige
White House
Larry Speakes
California
Lionel Olivier
Dresser France
Dresser Industries Inc
Dallas
Creusot-Loire
Measured service planned for Kansas Bell customers
The Kansas Corporation Commission heard almost no opposition as Southwestern Bell proposed a two year measured service trial for about 375,000 Kansas residential customers in 13 communities. The optional plan would lower base charges while billing locally by usage, with a fall decision expected, and safeguards urged to protect low income users.
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Topeka
Kan
See Corporation Commission
Southwestern Bell Telephone Co
KCC
Kansas
Commission
Tom Taylor
Bell
Missouri
Arkansas
Iowa
Nebraska
The
Corporation Commission
Particu
Ron Henricks
Kansas Legal Services
Capital Area Human Rights Coalition
Southwestern Bell
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Feds
Donvan
United States
Dresser Industries
Dresser
Edward Luter
Luter
Commerce Department
Olivier
State Department
Joseph Reap
France
Wile Thay
Hillcrest Shopping Center
9Th & Iowa
Pyle
Marantz
Rick
Ottawa
KKC
SW Bell
American Cancer Society
RAL Motors Parts
Dick Stinnett
TAWA
Veterans of Foreign Wars
United States of America
America
VFW
Post
US. 59
TCS
Dale Galatia
Nancy Hall
Singh
Club Mer
Dick Andrews
Howard Weber
Ladies Auxiliary
DODGE
Mitsubishi Motors Corp
EPA
Dodge Boys
BOB White Motors
WSW
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