Omerta code of silence crumbling under greed
Washington AP reports top law enforcement officials and ex Sicilian mobster Tommaso Buscetta say the Mafia code of silence is cracking as witnesses flip. Keeney and Sessions cite new statutes and drug trade pressures, naming four LCN members who aided prosecutions and discussing Hoffa disappearance links.
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Keeney
Tommaso Buscetta
Buscetta
Italy
FBI
William S. Sessions
LCN
la Cosa Nostra
Hoffa mystery: killers in prison, FBI says no indictments
FBI officials told a Senate panel they believe suspects in Jimmy Hoffa's 1975 disappearance are serving time on other charges. They lack enough forensic evidence for federal indictments, with names not disclosed. Hoffa had led the Teamsters and was jailed for jury tampering and fraud before disappearing after a lunch meeting with Detroit figures.
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William Sessions
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Peoria Woman Arrested Over See Through Fish Net Suit
Dolly May Jane McCloud 21 of East Peoria was arrested Saturday on public indecency disorderly conduct and obstructing police after a traffic disruption caused by drivers slowing to look at her see through fish net body suit. She was jailed then released on $100 bond.
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Reagan to sign accord on Soviet pullout from Afghanistan
President Reagan announced the United States would sign a historic accord for a complete Soviet withdrawal from Afghanistan. Secretary of State Shultz would sign in Geneva, with a May 15 start for 115,000 Soviet troops leaving, while Reagan praised Afghan resolve and did not salute Gorbachev.
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Maryland bans cheap handguns backing law to governor
Maryland clears the first in the nation ban on cheap hand guns known as Saturday Night Specials. The bill passed with support from state officials and Sarah Brady despite NRA lobbying and heads to Governor for signing. Brady cited a $29 handgun used in the Hinckley assassination attempt.
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Merit tests unfair to girls in National Merit Scholarships
WASHINGTON AP Group FairTest challenged the National Merit Scholarship Corp over the Preliminary Scholastic Aptitude Test used to pick 15 000 semifinalists annually. They claim women lose millions in scholarships and that minorities are underrepresented despite targeted awards. Corp senior VP Marianne Roderick defended the process as open to over a million students with no quotas.
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National Merit Scholarship Corp
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FairTest
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