Mob moves into New Mexico linked to organized crime
The IRE report traces how Arizona crime figures and associates moved into New Mexico in the 1970s. It highlights Nedd Warren’s son-in-law Gale Nace, the Alessio family, James Napoli, and ties to Gov. Apodaca era politics. It notes Marchiondo and Montoya II with ties to lawyers, casinos, and topless clubs, warning New Mexico risks becoming a narcotics corridor. Governor Anaya vows action to curb organized crime at state borders.
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Gale Nace
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Warren
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Anthony Alessio
San Diego
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James Napoli
Gambino
New York
Albuquerque
Boston Wittand
William Marchiondo
Jerry Apodaca
John Fiore Luciano
William Terranova
Joseph Montoya II
Colorado
Luciano
Terranova
Montoya II
Joseph Montoya
IRE
Witt
Democratic Party
Shenker
Marchiondo
Southwest
Jerry
Man
Apodaca
Nine
New York City
Organized Crime
Jimmy Napoli
Peram
Napoli
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Eddie
Julio
Chicayo
Marchionde
Sen
Young Montoya
Little King Ranch
Colorado Rockies
High Roller
King’s Club
Denver
Bill Terranova
Montoya
Wisconsin
Phoenix
Colorado Bureau of
Millionaire’s Club
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Organized Crime Prevention Commission
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Brazil raises coffee export fee to three dollars a pound
The Brazilian Coffee Institute in Rio de Janeiro said it will boost minimum registration fees for exported green and decaffeinated coffee from $2.00 to $3.00 per pound, effective Monday, covering registrations through June 30. Market insiders will watch Monday’s opening for impact on international prices.
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Diary sought to solve starlet Christa Helms death
Los Angeles police pressed for the release of Christa Helms diary to name celebrities in connection with the stabbing death of the 27 year old starlet. Helms, born Sandra Clements in Milwaukee, appeared in the film Go For Broke.
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Chesimard convicted on Turnpike murder charges
New Jersey Turnpike shootout verdict finds Guerrilla leader Joanne Chesimard guilty on eight counts of murder robbery and assault from the 1973 incident that killed one state trooper and wounded another An all white jury deliberated 21 hours over three days and Superior Court Judge Theodore Appleby sentenced Chesimard to life imprisonment The defendant proclaimed the trial racist and unfair as court officials moved to quiet outbursts by supporters and a juror reportedly left a motel during deliberations
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Black Liberation Army
Joanne Chesimard
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Superior Court
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Podgorny Extends African Tour With Nyerere Meeting
Soviet President Nikolai Podgorny pressed his Africa trip as Tanzania's Julius Nyerere voiced Moscow's common position with black nations around Rhodesia. Podgorny, the first top Kremlin official to visit, moved on to Zambia after four days of talks that shifted from cool to warmer tones as discussions continued.
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UPI
Nikolai Podgorny
Africa
Julius Nyerere
Moscow
Rhodesia
Podgorny
Black Africa
Kremlin
Zambia
Yes
Nyerere
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