Reporter's slaying linked to Mafia land swindler
In a Phoenix retrial opening, defense claims reporter Don Bolles was murdered in 1976 to silence a money laundering and land fraud scheme tied to the Mafia and Ned Warren Sr. The alleged plan involved Neal Roberts and tow-truck operator John Harvey Adamson with conspirators Robison and Dunlap named in the case.
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Phoenix
Ariz
Don Bolles
Arizona
Ned Warren Sr
Tom Henze
James Robison
Arizona Republic
Henze
Warren
Neal Roberts
John Harvey Adamson
Bolles
San Diego
Emprise Corp
Buffalo, N.Y
Delaware North Cos
Robison
Roberts
Warren Granville
Adamson
Dunlap
Granville
Phoenix Land and Liquor
Kemper Marley Sr
Taxi Drivers Plan Show of Force at City Hall
More than 4,000 cabbies gathered at City Hall to demand stronger police protection after a cab driver was killed, the 35th such fatality this year. Police Commissioner Raymond Kelly cited a taxi crime task force formed in April with 134 arrests, including 13 murders and 19 robberies, and said patrols have increased in high-risk neighborhoods.
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New York
City Hall
Manhattan
Raymond Kelly
Kelly
Woman killed by moose in Alaska yard in apparent trampling
In Anchorage a 66 year old woman Anisha McCormick was found dead outside her home after going to check on two puppies. Police say she was likely trampled by a moose. autopsy shows a head injury. Hoof marks and moose tracks were found around the body.
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Anchorage
Alaska
Anisha McCormick
Steve Warner
Warner
EMH Regional Medical Center Cardiovascular Services Ad
Lorain County based EMH Regional Medical Center markets itself as the area’s only complete cardiovascular health and rehabilitation center offering coronary bypass open heart surgery and extensive diagnostic and rehabilitative services. A 30 minute screen costs 25 dollars and includes BP cholesterol ECG and risk factor analysis with a fitness assessment. appointments available weekdays by calling 353 3500.
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Lorain County
EMH
Lorain
Cuyahoga Counties
Faulty joint blamed in 1963 sub Thresher sinking
Declassified Navy documents link the Thresher disaster to a faulty pipe joint that allowed seawater to flood the engine room. The 1963 sinking near Cape Cod killed 129 crew, with the report faulting design and inspection lapses at Portsmouth Naval Shipyard but absolving intent or negligence by Navy personnel.
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Concord
Atlantic
Navy
E.W. Grenfell
U.S
Thresher
Kittery
Maine
Cape Cod
Mass
Portsmouth Naval Shipyard
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Chandler
Marley
Emh Regional Medical Center
Cleveland Clinic
Regionalional Medical Center
East River Street
Elyria
Thomas Shores
Democrat
Jennie I. Shores
S. Maple St
Ohio
AEG
Diane Lardie
Universal Health Care Action Network
UHCAN
Patek
Sid" Ryan
Ontario
Canadian Union of Public Employees
Marlon Kramer
National Welfare Rights Union
Detroit
IPM
Elyria Ywca
West Ave
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