Resnick Indicted In Tax Case Hits Nevada Gaming Circles
LAS VEGAS IRVING ASI RESNICK accused in a five count indictment for failing to report 1968 securities sale and understated income. He faced tax-lien figures of 31,822 income with 8,952 tax paid versus 203,915 income and 104,101 tax due, plus alleged fraudulent returns for 1968 1969. Also tied to prior life-plot arrest reports. Space pioneer Alan B Shepard plans retirement after 30 years in Navy and space agency. John W Young to swap posts. James Miller of War arrested on marijuana and cocaine charges. Trumpeter Ali Airy sued for separation from Mary Patureau Hirt. eight children referenced.
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Las Vegas
Caesars Palace
Irving “Asi
Resnick
U.S
Alty
Devoe Heaton
Heaton
Nevada
Department of Justice
Organized Crime Task Force
Los Angeles
Houston
Alan B. Shepard
Space Agency
Navy
Armed Forces
Shepard
Flight Operations
Astronaut Office
America
Stacey sues Los Angeles over fatal crash damages
Television actor James Stacey 36 sues the city of Los Angeles for 10 million dollars claiming extra hazardous streets caused his September 28 1973 motorcycle crash that killed his girlfriend Claire Cox. He lost his left arm in the collision with Carter B Gordon of Woodland Hills. Stacey formerly married to Kim Darby and Connie Stevens also filed a prior 320 million suit against Gordon who faces manslaughter charges.
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Santa Monica
James Stacey
Jeg
Los Angeles
Stacey
Superior Court
Lancer
Carter B. Gordon
Woodland Hills Bend
Claire Cox
Kim Darby
Connie Stevens
Gordon
Mitchell sought White House help over Vesco money trail
government witness Harry Sears testified that weeks before the 1972 election John N. Mitchell promised to speak to John Dean to shield Vesco's $200,000 campaign donation from SEC scrutiny. Sears detailed Vesco’s Fifth Amendment stance and money movements through a Bahamas bank, while Mitchell and Stans faced charges of obstructing justice and conspiracy.
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Vesco
NEW York
John N. Mitchell
John Dean Iit
White House
Robert Vesco
Harry Sears
Mitchell
Securities and Exchange Commission
Nixon
Bob
Sears
New Jersey
United States District Court
Atty
Commerce
Maurice H. Stans
SEC
Wesco
Bahamas
Stans
Washington
Attorneyeneral
John Dean
Dean
Asst
U.S
John Wing
Prsident Nixon
Jove Figuéres
Costa Rica
White Hy
Mustang Power Car Drives Wyoming Man Through Winter
Harry Luckinbill of Rock River Wyoming tames two wild mustangs to haul a junk car as a winter transport. He spends four dollars a month on feed and uses a propane stove for warmth while driving the improvised vehicle on rough Wyoming roads. The 60 year old lives in an old boxcar shack and says gas in town is cheap compared to a snowmobile.
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Rock River
Wyo
Harry Luckinbill
Lucky
Wyoming
Luckinbill
Tye
Jackinbill
Stockman’s
Stockman's
Minnesota
Youth found guilty in Jersey City police killing
A 17 year old youth was found guilty of murder in the shooting of patrolman Casper Buonocore. David Cheatum received a life term after a jury found he aided and abetted the crime. He shouted in court and was restrained as sentence was pronounced. Two other men remain serving life terms for the same shooting.
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Sersey City
Saipar
David Cheatum
Superior Court
Cheatum
Frank G. Hahn
Jersey City
Casper Buonocore
Pranklin Jeanette
Steven Thomas
George Wiggs
Fixers for your problems in the service columns
Readable service ads in the classified pages promise quick solutions. From home repairs to personal errands, the listings offer contact points and prices for local work. Users are urged to compare options and verify credentials before hiring.
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Wehio
Alan Shepard
Space
Titha
Naval Academy
John W. Young
Rock Star Miller
Hollywood
James Miller
Miller
Parker
al Hirt
New Orleans
AL Airy
Mary Patureau Hirt
Hirt
Hirts
Stacey Sues
Sinatra
Beverly Hills
Frank Sinatra
Caesar's Palace
Edward A. Kantor
Elas
Perle Mesta
Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
Kerr
George Nigh
Robert S. Kerr
D-Okla
Lakewood
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