SBA probes loan to son of alleged Mafia member
Washington SBA chief Hillary J. Sandoval Jr. said he is personally investigating a 1965 loan of 340000 to the son of a Mafia-linked figure. The case drew congressional criticism and calls for Justice Department action as two 1965 loans to AR N Leasing Corp were confirmed.
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Justice Department
Sandoval
SBA
A.N.R. Leasing Corp
New York City
John Anthony
Masiello, Jr
New York State Crime Commission
Masiello
Small Business Administration
New York
Masiellos
Thomas A. McKeever
A.N.R
U.S
Rep. H. R. Gross
Lown
Gross
New York Area
Cosa Nostra
Tt Am
John Masiello
Post Office
Allies Launch Heavy Air Strikes Near Saigon As Ground Fight Rages
U S troops backed by B52 strikes fought dug-in guerrillas northwest of Saigon through the night. Allied Atlas Wedge counteroffensive claimed over 330 enemy dead as Stratofortress bombers dropped more than 180 tons on a Michelin rubber plantation base camp before dawn. U S losses were light. 30 overnight shellings by the guerrillas hit the Da Nang area, killing two civilians and wounding six in Tien Sha suburb.
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Saigon
UPI
Michelin Rubber Plantation
U.S
da Nang
Tien Sha
Bizarre charges swallow Los Angeles coroner
Coroner Thomas Noguchi faced charges that hinted at neurotic fantasies and psychiatric need while detailing erratic behavior witnessed by staff. The 10 page letter cited prayers for airplane crashes and desires to perform autopsies on alive county officials, tied to Kennedy case handling.
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Los Angeles County
Thomas Noguchi
Noguchi
Pima Navajo Area Science Winners Named
Winners in Pima School science fair are listed across grades with first place recipients such as Karen Hunter Edward Livingston Lydia Prosnier and Tom Haenfler. The event includes special awards grand prize and upcoming division tracks and community activities.
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Val Smith
Pima
Karen Hunter
Karen, Hahn
Daniel Nolan
Madeleine Zenner
Edward Livingston
Scott Zurr
Tim Emerick
John Robertson
Tom—Haenfler
Darrell Hill
Patricia Blackledge
Donna Damrow
Lydia ‘Prosnier
Jeff Mandigo
Brian Chambers
Lynn Newman
Kristin Brock
Judy Zancanaro
Debbie Thorp
Shirley Burdette
Casey Hooper
Karl MacDonald
Kelly Burdick
John Sexton
Jeff Greenwald
Dorothy Moore
Mollie Milne
Lydia—Presnier
Leander Perez dies in Dixie
Leander H. Perez a famed Louisiana segregationist and longtime political fixer died at 77 at his Mississippi River plantation home after a second heart attack in three months. A controversial figure praised by allies for rebuilding after Betsy and condemned by opponents as racist he battled courts battles and federal authorities for decades. His death closes a malignant era in Plaquemines Parish politics and Louisiana history.
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Leander H. Perez
South
Louisiana
Govs
Huey P. Long
Earl K. Long
Perez
Plaquemines Parish
Mississippi River
New Orleans Baptist Hospital
U.S. Supreme Court
U.S. Navy
Justice Department
New Orleans
Plaquemines
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Japan
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Girl Scout Troop 972
Joyce’ Burns
Donna
Canzano
Debbie Klahn
Catherine Hamilton
Linda Eckel
Lydia, Neibich
Joann Raymond
Susan Rumann
Alfred L. Smith
Allen Klahn
Amy Jo Gannon
Stewart Mountain Dam
Phyllis Reuss
Patricia Wahl
Coronado High
East Main St
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Vince Acosta
Russell Bye
Messinger Mortuary
Jessinger
McHser
TE. Ordir
Golden
Leander Perez
Dixie
Chase
Bin
Earl Long
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Baton Rouge
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New-York
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