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The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 30, 1990

Page

2

Judge Won’t Dismiss Hazelwood Oil Spill Charges

Anchorage Alaska AP A judge again refused to dismiss charges against fired Exxon captain Joseph Hazelwood tied to the Exxon Valdez spill. Proceedings covered preliminary matters as juror questionnaires were reviewed with 12 jurors to be seated and 3 or 4 alternates likely. Hazewood faces felony criminal mischief and misdemeanor reckless endangerment negligent discharge of oil and operating a vessel while intoxicated with up to seven years and $61000 in fines.

Anchorage Alaska Exxon Joseph Hazelwood Exxon Valdez Hazelwood Superior Court Karl Johnstone Stan

Robin Hud pleads guilty to $4.75 million HUD theft

Marilyn Louise Harrell, a 46 year old real estate agent from Waldorf Maryland nicknamed Robin HUD, pleaded guilty to stealing at least 4.75 million from the HUD program and lying on tax returns. Prosecutors estimate losses to exceed 5.6 million before revisions. She faces up to 13 years in prison and a possible fine.

Robin Hud Baltimore Marilyn Louise Harrell U.S. District Court Harrell Maryland Waldorf Department of Housing and Urban Development U.S Breckinridge Willcox HUD Reagan Dick Thornburgh

Presser links KC godfather to Hoffa disappearance

The Kansas City Star reports Jimmy Hoffa’s 1975 disappearance may hinge on Nick Civella. Presser says Civella took Hoffa’s kickbacks after Hoffa’s 1967 imprisonment and pressed him to back off when Hoffa returned in 1971. Neff’s book and FBI transcripts bolster the claim, though officials say they have no corroboration.

Presser Hoffa Kansas City Star Times Kansas City Jimmy Hoffa Teamsters Nick Civella Jackie Presser FBI Civella James Neff Neff The William Ouseley Mob

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