End in U S Near New York as Mob Bosses Face Prosecution
Attorney General Mitchell outlines a sweeping federal push against the Cosa Nostra. About 200 members and associates are indicted or under state probes, with five top New York City bosses, including Gambino, under attack. Dozens more mob figures face prison terms as DOJ plans to widen antitrust fines and expand strike forces to 20 cities.
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New Orleans Mob Figures Face Federal Indictments and Sentences
In New Orleans Carlo The Little Man Marcello serves a two year federal term for assaulting an FBI agent. A Secure committee once cataloged the country’s worst criminals and Mafia canons in New Orleans. Angelo Mister A Bruno faces federal income tax charges in Philadelphia. A ledger lists Mob Dale over Rot So peamie, Satal Pray. Jérney ie, a Cosa Nostra chief, is named under a million interstate gambling ring indictment.
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