Fraudulent Welfare Check Scheme Hits New York City
New York City officials say more than 1.5 million in duplicate welfare relief checks were cashed by about 20 000 recipients who falsely claimed losses. About 500 000 has been recovered. 13 clients face criminal charges for 34 000 in replacement payments. up to four years in prison per offender.
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Lord Longford Examines Pornography Trip Ends Quietly
British peer Lord Longford halted a Denmark visit to London airport customs with a blue file of porn magazines. An officer allowed import after keeping the items, while Longford said he would not let unauthorized people view them. His study group viewed about 400 shops and sat through shows before leaving some venues.
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Japanese Night Club Owner Weds Briton in 35000 Foot Flight
In a unique ceremony aboard a Philippine Airlines Tokyo to Manila flight, Akira Suwa and Romy Mal exchanged vows at 35000 feet. Pilot Capt Jose Alcid officiated one hour five minutes after takeoff from Haneda Airport as the couple, 35 and 25 respectively, wore formal attire for the sky wedding.
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Awahnee Completes World Circumnavigation to San Francisco
Dr Robert L Griffith owner of the 53 foot yacht Awahnee recounted the third round the world voyage ending with an anchor in San Francisco. The crew traced Captain James Cook’s route visiting 12 national bases around Antarctica and saw Deception Island’s submerged crater in 1968 after an emergency hull repair near New Zealand where the boat was built.
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Solons Say Names Forged In Mass dinner vouchers
More than a dozen Massachusetts legislators say their names were forged on vouchers for meals charged to taxpayers this year. Rep. Charles Doyle alleges his name appeared on Judiciary Committee dinners he did not attend. House Speaker Bartley paused committee dining at public expense amid calls for a grand jury investigation and reform.
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Demos ask to reply to Nixon TV talk
The Democratic National Committee asked ABC CBS and NBC to provide free prime time to answer Nixon's August 18 economy speech. Lawyers said the FCC fairness doctrine obligates networks to offer the Democrats equal air time to present their case to the public.
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