Federal probe links Marsico associate to narcotics ring
Federal investigators seized records from Bernard L. Stella, linked to Transit Inc and other firms, in a March 1979 to present search. The probe includes Stella and John R. Tarry Jr. in possible drug trafficking, tax evasion, and obstruction of justice cases connected to air freight ventures and Marsico’s circle.
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Jack) Tarry
Tarry Incorporated
Swift Air Charter, Inc
Active Air, Inc
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Jobless rate hits six year high at 8.4 percent
The Labor Department reports November unemployment at 8.4 percent with 9 million out of work and 484000 more people unemployed. Job losses widen, teens and Black workers hit hardest as forecasts warn of higher rates ahead.
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Big boosts loom in gas taxes and truck fees
Reagan aides propose raising the federal gasoline tax from 4 to 9 cents per gallon and boosting large truck fees by up to 75 percent to fund highways and mass transit. Officials say funds are shrinking while highway repair costs rise, with projections of 12 to 16 billion yearly needs through the 1980s and 1995 interstate miles in poor condition without fixes.
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Weather shift to snow with inch accumulation expected
Outside Rain will change to snow by late this afternoon with about 1 inch of accumulation. Cloudy tonight and Saturday with a chance of snow flurries. Lows tonight mid-20s highs Saturday in the low 30s. Details on Page A-3.
Libyan killers in U S to target Reagan and aides
UPI reports an informant says five Libyan trained terrorists are in the United States to kill President Reagan and three top aides. White House orders Secret Service protection extended to Edwin Meese James Baker and Michael Deaver while FBI and Secret Service probe.
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FBI and marshals hunt Lorain County fugitive Solomon
FBI agents and U S marshals search Lorain County for Jeffery Solomon 24 of Avon after he failed to appear for a plea hearing on a drug charge in Cleveland Federal Court He faced up to 15 years and a 25000 fine for possession with intent to distribute nearly 2 kilograms of cocaine The case involved a motion to change his plea and attorney issues with his former lawyer from Toledo Police later sold to suppression of fingerprints on the cocaine bags
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Mystery of haywire hearts claims 38 refugees die in sleep
CDC officials report 38 Southeast Asian refugees died in sleep with heart dysrhythmia as the suspected mechanism. Most victims were Lao and Hmong men, ages 19 to 63, dying between July 1977 and Oct 28 of an unexplained trigger during slumber nationwide across 12 states.
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