Feisty witness risks life to quell waterfront mob tyranny
Undercover witness Joey Teitelbaum worked 17 months documenting payoffs on East and Gulf Coast docks. He endured threats and two arrests, funded $50,000 in payoffs, and defies threats to go underground while testifying before a Senate subcommittee. He founded Eagle Inc. and Pierside Operators, and says the mob’s greed ruined the waterfront.
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Washington
Joey Teielbaum
East and Gulf Coast
Biscayne Bay
Teitelbaum
Senate
Joey Textelbaum
Tetelbaum
Vokelbaum
Miami
Eagle Inc
Pierside Operators Inc
Taft and Arnett to join Reagan administration
President Reagan announced nominations for Taft to be Defense Department general counsel and Arnett to be assistant interior secretary for fish and wildlife Taft 35 is an attorney previously with FTC OMB and HEW general counsel Arnett 56 led California Fish and Game and headed the National Wildlife Federation for 17 years Also noted Energy Secretary Edwards backing Ken Davis as deputy at Bechtel Power Corp
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Washington
LPI
William Howard Taft IV
Willian Howard Taft
G. Ray Arnett
National Wildlife Federation
Reagan
Taft
Defense Department
Arnett
Interior
Fish and Wildlife
Federal Trade Commission
Office of Management and Budget
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
California Department of Fish & Game
James Edwards
Ken Davis
Bechtel Power Corp
One Portland quint dies after cerebral hemorrhage
One of the Portland quintuplets born to a 28 year old woman died from a massive brain hemorrhage. Trisha, first-born, was among three of the quints improving enough to be removed from a respirator yesterday. Surviving babies remain in critical condition at the University of Oregon Health Sciences Center.
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Portland
Ore
University of Oregon Health Sciences Center
Trisha
AFL-CIO urges federal action to curb imports
AFL-CIO executive council urged new legislation to reduce import flow after citing harm to American industries especially autos. Bill Breck said the administration would pursue a negotiation led policy, while Kirkland warned unrestrained shipments could trigger a global market collapse and echo 1930s shocks.
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Philip Sharecoff
New York Times
Bal Harbour
Pla
Afl-Cio
Federation
Bill Breck
Reagan
Brock
Breck
Lane Kirkland
American Federation of Labor and
Congress of Industrial Organizations
Executive Council
Kirkland
Council
United States
Europe
Japan
Jensen to head Justice Department criminal division
President Reagan planned to appoint Lowell Jensen Alameda County district attorney to lead the Justice Department's criminal division. Jensen 52 met with Deputy Attorney General Edward Schmults in Washington and was expected to resign by Friday from his long held post since July 1969.
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San Francisco
UPI
Lowell Jensen
Alameda County
Reagan
Justice Department
Jensen
Washington
Edward Schmults
San Francisco Chronicle
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Douglas Rage
Doug Stago
Genovese
George H. Wagner
Joseph Tel
PrTeh I'Telbaum
Ephata
Serpholo
Billy Gallegos
Pueblo
Colo
Iran
Michelle Brown
Denver
Gallegos
Levi
Wrangler
Lee
Reg. Price
S & Boys
Arnold Palmer
Eastwood
Fairmount Fair
Camillus Plaza
Shoppingtown
Onondig
Cnore
Onenditus Savinus Bank
Anita Yiald
Hees
Beanie
Sem
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