Church loan bilking case charges 14 in $1 million scheme
Federal prosecutors in Chicago outlined charges against 14 defendants accused of bilking about 70 victims of 1 million in advance fees for nonexistent loans tied to Church of Christ Manors Inc. The scheme promised mortgages and construction financing while misusing assets claimed to exceed 500 million. The case involves brokers and trustees from various states with victims nationwide.
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U.S
Churches of Christ
U.S. Atty
Matt Lydon
Gaylord E. Skinner
Rochester, Minn
Church of Christ
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Bully
Chicago Heights
William Dauber
Valparaiso
Stanley Durka
Watseka
Anthony Gizzi
Silver Spring
James Vincent Micucel
Elmwood Park
George Stanaszek
Ingleside
Charles Weisinger
Bedford Hills
N.Y
Charles York
Lodi
Calif
Alex Gauser
Arlington Heights
Cyrus Welch
Des Moines
Postmaster to deliver Nixon Christmas stamp album
Postmaster General E. T. Klassen announces plans to hand deliver a souvenir album of 4572 Christmas stamps to President Nixon. He aims for delivery by Christmas and spoke during the dedication ceremonies for the new stamps.
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E. T. Klassen
Nixon
Klassen
Fragmented Sacramento bill notes spark veto override debate
A garbled Sacramento summary references AB 480, prison guard issues, proposed constitutional amendments, and veto override attempts. It mentions off-road vehicle fees, a conference committee, and local government needs, with unclear names and dates amid the jumbled text.
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Chapple
Rend
Erate
Assembly
Te Menerat
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Southland Demo leader to step down in January
Larry Lawrence, 46, chairman of the Southern California Democratic Party, announces he will leave politics after his term ends January 2 at the Democratic State Convention in Sacramento. He has led Hotel Del Coronado duties and urged Ta ney and Kennedy to lead the 1976 presidential nominating race.
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Southland
Coronado
Larry Lawrence
Southern California
Democratic Party
Lawrence
Hotel del Coronado
Sacramento
Associated Press
Sen
John Taney
California
Edward Kennedy
Massachusetts
Ex-college board member convicted in stock fraud
SAN DIEGO ex member of the board of governors of the California Community Colleges, Thom as V. A. Wornham, 41, was convicted by a jury on six counts of grand theft. He allegedly defrauded six investors of more than 850,000 by promising 10 per cent returns in 10 days on stock in small oceanographic firms. Wornham's defense claimed innocence.
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SAN Diego
Thomas
V. A. Wornham
Board of Governors
The
California Community Colleges
Wornham
Tim
Smal Oceanographic
Doctors Recommend Pain Relief And Anacin Use
Doctors prescribe many medicines for pain with most needing a prescription. Anacin is highlighted as a widely used over the counter option believed to relieve headache dental pain arthritis and cold aches quickly.
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