City Dump Becomes Site Of Hoffa Search
A federal probe centers on a New Jersey trio linked to Hoffa abductions as authorities widen a search at a dump. An informant, protected by federal marshals, suggests a burial lead tied to Armand Faugno, a counterfeit case figure, while Detroit court actions target Hoffa associates and a Newark linked union official.
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Hoffa
Organized Crime
FBI
Armand “Cokey” Faugne
Faugno
Detroit
New Jersey
Salvatore Briguglio
Paramus
Gabriel
Union City
Thome A. Andretta
Hasbrouck Heights
Andretta
Federal Reserve
Briguglio
Salvatore
Sam” Provenzano
Teamsters Local 540
Briguglios
Anthony
Tony Pro’ Provenzano
Teamsters Unio
Stephen Andretta
Little Ferry
N.J
Thomas
Schneider Plans Supreme Court Appeal in Budget Council Case
Atty Schneider said the case would go to the Supreme Court after Judge Barbara’s ruling. The article notes the council’s 9 member makeup, added in 1975, and Schneider’s challenge as a Democrat alleging an unconstitutional intrusion by the legislature into executive power. The Supreme Court had tentatively set January 22 for arguments.
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Shawnee County
Schneider
Barbara
Supreme Court
Asst. Atty
John R. Martin
Supreme the Council
Senate
House
Ways and Means
Council
Legislative Branch
New Faces in State Legislative Committees
The roster lists representatives assigned to key committees including Ricard Co bale Wichita, John Carlin D Smolan, Francis Gordi SR Troy, Richard Brewster D Topeka, Randall Palmer R Pittsburg, Kale Hineman R Dighton, Marvin Litt R Phillipsburg, Rex Crowell R Longton, Pascal Roniger R Burdick, Victor Kearns R Merriam, Ralph Bussman D Mound Valley, James Slattery D Topeka, Ron Heln R Topeka, Roy Garrett D Derby, with chair and vice chair roles noted on several panels.
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Bale
Wichita
J ‘Corporation
McGil
John Carlin
D-Smolan
Richard ‘Brewster
Topeka
Gordon
Randall Palmer
Pittsburg
Lowther
Kale Hineman
Dighton
Marvin Lit
Phillipsburg
Ben Foster
Stites
Jarchow
Rex Crowell
Longton
Pascal Roniger
R-Burdick
Victor Kearns
Merriam
Ralph Bussman
Dmound Valley
Rules and Journal
James Slattery
D-Topeka
Ron Heln
Ways and Means
Roy Garrett
Derby
Postal Service posts $969 million deficit in 1974 findings
Washington AP The financially ailing Postal Service says it lost 161 million more in the last fiscal year bringing the deficit to 969 million after underestimating workers compensation payments for injured employees. Officials expect a 1.4 billion shortfall in the current year despite a rate increase effective December 28 raising first class stamps from 10 to 13 cents. The annual report notes progress amid financial problems and cites the Postal Reorganization Act goals of good service, better working conditions, reasonable rates, and balanced costs and revenues.
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Washington
Saya
Postal Service
Adid Thoraday
Labor Department
Benjamin F. Bailar
Bailar
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