Cryts four others ordered to pay 287000
Missouri farmer Wayne Cryts and four others were ordered by a federal bankruptcy judge to pay more than 287000 in losses to farmers. The judgment stems from Cryts taking 33000 bushels of soybeans from a Bernie Missouri elevator last July and selling them under a complex bankruptcy case. The ruling warns fines of 1500 per day if unpaid and suggests criminal contempt charges.
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Little Rock
Ark
Missouri
Wayne Cryts
Cryts
Bernie
Baker
James Brothers Co
Corning, Ark
Cryis
New Madrid
U.S
Charles Baker
U.S. District Court
U.S. Attorney’s Office
Sandra
William Cryts Sr
Dexter, Mo
Evans Spock
Buffalo, Mo
Bill Jewell
Long Lane
Baker’s
Ain Baker
Rising pot hunting profits amid recession threaten Southwest artifacts
Arizona and federal laws aim to curb a surge in artifact theft as professionals replace hobbyists. U S Forest Service archaeologist Martin E McAllister notes that shattered sites destroy pre historic information and that theft profits may reach ten thousand dollars per pot. Arizona’s law took effect last summer, with federal rules in place earlier.
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Phoenix
Ariz
Southwest
U S. Forest Service
Martin E. McAllister
McAllister
Arizona
New Mexico
Colorado
Utah
Aspirin industry backs warning label fight
The Aspirin Foundation of America Inc. urged opposition to a government plan for a warning label on aspirin packages. It argued studies linking aspirin to Reye's Syndrome in children with chickenpox and influenza are inconclusive and criticized the Health and Human Services Department for acting hastily without solid science.
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Chicago
Aspirin Foundation of America Inc
The
Foundation
Washington
Department of Health and Human Services
Army tests one man jet pod at Fort Benning
At Fort Benning, Georgia, the Williams Aerial System Platform WASP, a single pilot jet device with a 600 pound thrust engine, was demonstrated. It rose to six stories, dodged behind trees, then halted about 100 feet up. The craft can reach 60 mph for 30 minutes and carries a parachute, per Williams International Co. of Michigan.
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Fort Benning, Ga
Williams
Williams International Co
Walled Lake, Mich
Marion inmate faces hearing Thursday in Jordan shooting
Avowed racist Joseph Paul Franklin is to face charges Thursday in the May 1980 sniper shooting of Vernon E. Jordan Jr. Franklin, already serving time for the killings of two joggers in Salt Lake City, was slated for arraignment in U S District Court in South Bend. U S Marshal J Jerome Perkins said precautions will be taken in transferring him from Marion.
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Marion
Jordan
Fort Wayne
Ind
Joseph Paul Franklin
Nation Urban League
Vernon E. Jordan Jr
Franklin
Salt Lake City
U.S. District Court
South Bend
U.S
J. Jerome Perkins
U.S. Penitentiary
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Russellville
Charlie Cooper
American Agriculture Movement
Cooper
Tonto National Forest
Aspirin
Army
Pattie Weiss
Denny Kortkamp
Herrin
Joel
California
Ry Ey
Campbell Hill
Trico
Thatcherizer
Mowery Electric
Anna
Ralph
Freeman
Hartmann Farm Supply
Snapper
Western Auto
Vienna
Ray Williams Sales & Service
Royalton
Robert
B&j
DuQuoin
Jim’s
Pinckneyville
Harrisburg Hardware
Harrisburg
Holly Park Nursery Marion
Grass Roots Power Equip
Carbondale
Arlyn’s Service Center
Smapperizer
Tandy Corporation
Radio Shack
Tandy Corp
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