Bellhonnets probation in Kennedy case in Palm Beach
Bellhop Peter Marchant received 18 months probation after pleading no contest to a conspiracy charge in the Kennedy cocaine death case. Co-defendant David Linwood Dorr also took a plea, with similar terms. Judgment withheld, probation served from Rhode Island, and one count of cocaine sale dropped. Kennedy, son of the late Sen. Robert Kennedy, was found dead from a cocaine overdose in 1984 at the Brazilian Court Hotel.
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West Palm Beach, Fla
David Kennedy
Peter Andrew Marchant
Palm Beach County
Marchant
Richard Burk
David Linwood Dorr
Dorr
Kennedy
John Born
Pentagon freezes General Dynamics contracts again after indictments
The Pentagon suspends General Dynamics from new contracts for a second time this year amid an LA indictment of the firm and four executives on fraud charges tied to Army Sgt. York gun development. NASA's Beggs, a former GD executive, is among the charged. GD stock drops as the freeze risks future Navy subs and other government work.
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Pentagon
New York Stock Exchange
Raymond Donovan
New York
Beggs
Associated Press
White House
Larry Speakes
Alvin Spivak
Navy
Local Servicemen Advancing and Graduating News
Navy Seaman Ronald Walker, son of Ronald and Mrs. Walker of Elyria, completed recruit training at Great Lakes. Airman Helen Nelson, daughter of Beatrice Nelson of Elyria, graduated from the Air Force personnel specialist course at Keesler Air Force Base. John Howard, son of Nancy Howard of Lorain, promoted to specialist four in the Army. Sgt. Martin Kasper Jr., son of Elyria residents, re-enlisted at Fort Monmouth for four years.
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Navy
Ronald Walker
Sandalwood Drive
Elyria
Recruit Training Command
Great Lakes
Helen Nelson
Beatrice Nelson
S. Maple St
Air Force
Keesler Air Force Base
Miss
John Howard
Nancy Howard
Fillmore Circle
Lorain
Martin Kasper Jr
Martin Kasper
Butternut Ridge Rd
Ft. Monmouth
N.J
Reagan support critical for federal tax overhaul
The Democratic controlled House Ways and Means Committee seeks President Reagan's backing to push the 1362 page tax overhaul through before Christmas. The panel approved the bill 24 to 12, with chairman Dan Rostenkowski urging a swift presidential endorsement to avoid death of the initiative.
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Ways and Means
Reagan
Dan Rostenkowski
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Rostenkowski
Treasury Department
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White House
Senate
Ways and Means Committee
John Rostenkowski
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John Duncan
Tennessee
Ray McGrath
Art Ae
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Freedom Center
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