Notable Phoenix gambler tied to mob figures in La Costa links
Bob Goldwater, once Arizona golf champion, moved in circles with Dalitz and other Las Vegas elites. He faced questions over gambling debts and friendships with figures tied to organized crime, including meetings at Paradise Valley and at La Costa. A Massachusetts investment involving Judge Jer ome P. Troy and attorney Michael Manzi drew scrutiny for allegedly illegal funds, yet Troy was later cleared of wrongdoing.
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Vegas
Arizona
Southwest
Goldwater
Fitzsimmons
la Costa
Dalitz
Cleveland
Nevada
Pass
FBI
Meyer Lansky
Abner
Longy
Phoenix
Las Vegas
Desert Inn
Robert Goldwater
Gene Butler
Joanne
California
Ire
Mark Thomas Inn
Monterey
Cali
Cecil Thomas
Harry James
Thomas
James
Roen
Barney Rothkopf
Phil Harris
Eli Boyer
Hawaii
Gus Greenbaum
Willie Bioff
Williams
Goldmar
Massachusetts
Michael Manzi
Jerome P. Troy
North Villa
Manzi
Troy
Suffolk Yacht Club, Inc
Valley National Bank
Martori
Kleindienst
Newsday Says Goldwater Misreads Corruption Probe
Newsday editorially chides Barry Goldwater for missing the point of a state corruption probe in Arizona. It argues his ties with organized crime figures and a climate of crime and corruption shaped by associations with his brother and ally Rosenzweig. Goldwater labeled the articles shocking and resentful.
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United Press International
Long Island
Newsday
Barry Goldwater
Goldwater
Robert
Olawater
Harry
Hughes Appraisal Of Hughes Fortune Called Ridiculous
In Los Angeles UPI reports the Las Vegas probate court received an appraisal claiming Howard Hughes owned less than 10 percent of his reputed 2.5 billion fortune. Texas tax official Tom Henderson and Noah Dietrich rejected the 168 million figure as unrealistically low.
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Los Angeles
UPI
Howard Hughes
Texas
Noah Dietrich
Hughes
Las Vegas
Nev
Tom Henderson
Houston
Henderson
Texas Comptroller’s Office
Dietrich
Harold Rhoden
Noah
Rhoden
Summa Corp
Summa
TWA
Hughes Tool Co
Hughes Aircraft Co
Howard Hughes Medical Institute of
Miami
The
Medical Foundation
Internal Revenue Service
Pension arrears prompt paid retiree checks delay
City auditors plan a Columbus forwarded report to release retirement checks for five former city employees. A 5 percent late payment penalty is set though the exact amount remains undetermined. PERS coverage excludes police and fire due to separate retirement funds, while a pending audit and state scrutiny touch Hughes estate appraisals in separate notes.
Amherst mayor to testify on police pay ethics case
Amherst officials face a theft in office charge tied to certification and pay as a police officer. Grand jury heard 19 witnesses in two days and plans to report on Koppenhafer and Miss Rumstead by March 30 before shifting focus to Amherst government. Horvath noted possible subpoenas if more information emerges. A Las Vegas trip for Hall and Pawley drew council criticism as $640 expenses were approved by De Paola and Deputy Auditor Spanski. Koppenhafer on sick leave. Rumstead on leave of absence.
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Koppenhafer
Horvath
Pawley
Hall
Las Vegas
Amherst
DePaola
Donna Spanski
Miss Rumstead
Robert Gary
John D. Pincura III
Miss Ramstead
Lorain County
Joseph R. Grunda
Louisiana governor orders a moderate gas production cut
Louisiana Governor Edwin Edwards calls for a slight reduction in state-owned gas leases to pressure federal policy. Up to 268 million cubic feet per day could be cut, about two percent of the state's 9.8 billion cubic feet daily output. Edwards says steps aim to conserve resources and prod other states to boost energy production.
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Baton Rouge
Edwards
Natural Resources Study Committee
Louisiana
Ray Sutton
Sutton
Wall Street Mixed After Rally Pause
The Dow edged down about a point while gains led losers among NYSE issues in a market pause following a five day rally. Analysts noted the advance, with sentiment mixed as traders awaited direction. Grassroots grain quotes from Ohio elevators showed varying cash prices for No 2 wheat, shelled corn, oats, and soybeans across Northeast Northwest and Central regions. Local prices at yesterday's close were wheat 2.28, corn 2.25, oats 1.68, soybeans 8.10 per bushel.
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Columbus
UPI
Ohio
Northeast Ohio
Northwest Ohio
Butter and Egg Prices Steady Across Markets
AP reports butter and egg offerings steady with small fluctuations in major cities. Prices show wholesale eggs at Class I large thirty six to fifty eight cents, with other classes and broken stocks listed. butter prices largely unchanged as buyers scan Ohio farm costs and New York and Chicago markets.
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Columbus
Ohio
New York
Chicago
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Bob Goldwater
Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Council
Dis
Robert Greene
Don Bolles
Overseas Press Club
Robert Coris
PERS
Corts
Council
Arnold Tollett
George Ferguson
the Chronicle-Telegram
East Avenue
Elvrra
United States
Elyria
2D Taxocy President
U.S.A
Lehman Johnson
Mutuals
Allstate
Fidelity
Hinckley
Hinckley Metropark
Tinckley
Yorks
Strongsville
Pearl and Froger Hoskin
BEREA
W. Bagley
Aload
Paul Whitestine
Mgr
Minckley
Genter
Riley
Migr
Brighton
Colo
Adams County
Craig Truman
Dorothy Binder
Shervick Miller
Louis F. Byson
Byson
Ms. Miller
Igi Savings & Loan
Wall Street
Wall They Street
RCA
General Motors
Sou Pac Bis Fn
Sperry R. Bbm
Uniroyal
AmCan US Steel
Westy el
Am el Pw
UN Weyerhr Win
Ty Am Home
Am Motors
Wealwth
Amt&t
Xerox Carp Man
Ashi
Pierre Ad Rich
R. Smith Co
American Machine & Foundry
Aveo
Babek
American Ship Building
Oy Bendix
American Standard
Fat Bendix
Boeing
Chromalloy Ua Borden
CPC Intah
CPC International, Inc
Celanese
Dart Ind
Emerson
Uo Fruehaut
Coca Cal
Tata + Goodrich
ColGas Bt
Kewanee Industries
Crw
Zel Koehring
Curtis Wr
Lear Siegler
Aes DowCh
National Gypsum
Dresser
Ohio Edison
DuPont Hig
Richmond Corp
Ay Searle
G.D
Eaton Math Smucker
Gulf Oil
Hercules
IBM
Kresges
Kroger
LigetGp
Lykes
MarathaOoes
Sears
Shelt
Citizens Home Savings
Bank Amore
Sal’s
Wain Otto
Breadway
Lyra
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