Four Guilty In Contract Bribe Case
In Charleston West Virginia a federal jury found four defendants guilty in a contract bribery scheme tied to state contracts. Former roads commissioner Burl Sawyers, deputy Vincent Jokoski, Alfred Schroath, and Bonn Brown were convicted, while Truman Gore received severance and remains indicted. The case accused defendants of creating receiving corporations in Florida and Ohio to skim over $200,000 in kickbacks.
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W. W. Barron
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J. Robert Martin Jr
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Alfred W. Schroath
Clarksburg
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Elkins
dRarcon
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Truman E.gore
Florida
Ohio
Ty Renwicke Cary
United State
Pat Hingle
Eastwood
Europe
Joe
Isj
Clintwood
New Sugar Quotas Okayed For 16 Nations
Washington based UPI reports that six teen wast er hemisphere countries were allowed to share in extra U S sugar supply after Puerto Rico and Nicaragua must meet their quotas of 10 000 and 11 520 long tons. The Agriculture department said Dominican Republic would provide the largest share at 5 676 tons.
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UPI
United States
Puerto Rico
Nicaragua
Agriculture Department
Dominican Republic
Chrysanthemums for Fall and Garden Offers
Local nursery advertises fall chrysanthemums and seasonal plants with discounts on grasses, roses, and flowering shrubs. It lists prices for chrysanthemums, salvias, poinsettias, and other perennials, plus upcoming community events at area venues.
Clay Talks Were Bugged
Washington United Press International reports the Justice Department admitted Friday that it bugged telephone conversations of Cassius Clay. Clay, appealing a draft evasion conviction, was not the target. he spoke five times with monitored persons. The surveillance occurred while gathering foreign intelligence information.
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Washington
UPI
Justice Department
Cassius
Clay
Department
Supreme Court
Leftists Claim Envoy's Killers Linked to Rebels
Washington officials said left wing terrorists are suspected in the machine gun assassination of U S ambassador John Gordon Mein in Guatemala last Wednesday. The State Department cautioned there is no official confirmation that the rebel armed forces, which claimed credit, were responsible.
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Washington
UPI
U. U S
John Gordon
Mein
Guatemala
Ulstate Department
Dpartment
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