Traficant Expelled From Congress For Bribery Convictions
In a 420 to 1 vote the House banished Ohio Representative James Traficant for taking bribes and kickbacks after a Cleveland jury verdict and an ethics panel recommendation. Traficant, 61, declared his innocence and urged a return, while only Rep. Gary Condit voted against expulsion.
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Adelphia founder and sons arrested for fraud
John Rigas and his two sons Timothy and Michael were arrested in New York on charges they looted Adelphia Communications turning it into a personal piggy bank. Two other executives were arrested in Pennsylvania as the SEC seeks restitution and barring orders.
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Adelphia Communications
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Michael
James Brown
Michael Mulcahey
Pennsylvania
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Tyco International
ImClone Systems
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Adelphia
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Bush
Washington D.C
Cattle Ordered Off Santa Fe National Forest After Weeklong Delay
Santa Fe National Forest ends a seven day reprieve for ranchers as forest supervisor Gilbert Zepeda orders removal of cattle from 40 allotments. He cites drought and overgrazing harming range conditions and says further delays jeopardize next year. The Range Improvement Task Force from New Mexico State University will finish its evaluation of 35 allotments to consider possible modifications.
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Santa Fe National Forest
Gilbert Zepeda
Forest
New Mexico State University
Correction notice on Bolanos drug case in Municipal Court
The Public Records item incorrectly stated that Delfina Bolanos of 3407 Janus Drive was found guilty of a second offense possession of drug paraphernalia. Bolanos was found guilty of a and consumption and fined 120 dollars. The Record apologizes for the error.
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Roswell Police Briefs Cover Odd Theft and Break-In
Roswell police describe three incidents. A six foot ficus was stolen from a porch with a white Dodge pickup and trailer seen leaving. A 28 year old woman had her door forcefully entered during a 10 minute break in with a gray hooded suspect seen nearby. James Padilla, 18, cited for shoplifting after taking Dr Pepper and ice from Allsups and signaling to clerk before leaving in a brown El Camino.
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Subscription Rates for Roswell Daily Record Delivery
Subscriptions in Roswell cost 7.00 per month paid in advance. Mail rates vary by region with 882 ZIP codes at 9 per month or 27 for three months and 54 for six months or 108 yearly. Other New Mexico codes 10 per month or 30 for three months, 60 for six months, 120 yearly. All other US states 15 per month, 45 for three months, 90 for six months, 180 yearly. Postage paid in Roswell New Mexico. Mail change of address to Roswell Daily Record, P O Box 1897, Roswell NM 88202-1897.
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