Forged air ticket racket linked to international crime ring
Federal and international law enforcement announced a multiagency bust of a multimillion dollar bogus airline ticket network. Six members were arrested in New York as part of the first phase of an ongoing probe into illicit revenues of organized crime, with indictments expected next week. The scheme is described as one of the largest networks, tied to drugs, counterfeit money and stolen securities, operating across several countries.
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FBI seeks engineer in Eastern skyjack case
The FBI issued a federal warrant for Frederick William Hahneman, a 49-year-old Easton, Pennsylvania engineer born in Honduras, in connection with the Eastern Air Lines hijacking. The hijacker parachuted into Honduras on May 6 with $303,000 in ransom after forcing a Miami-bound Boeing 727 to land at Dulles Airport.
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Benson & Hedges
Weekend Weather Outlook With Cooler Skies Ahead
Variable cloudiness and cool with a chance of lingering showers, mainly at higher elevations. Highs in the 50s to low 60s, then partly cloudy at night with 40s lows. Saturday mainly fair and warmer with 60s to 70s. Precipitation chance 30 percent, winds west to northwest 10 to 20 mph. Also notes Middletown, Newburgh, Monticello rainfall totals to date and EPA pollution reporting contact.
Orange County News Highlights June 2 1972
The Friday edition of a Middletown New York newspaper from Orange County Publications, Walterville area, lists the standard weekday publication schedule for Monday through Saturday and notes holidays.
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Orange County Publications Division
Ottaway Newspapers, Inc
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Middletown
N.Y
Women and Corporate Action Save Men, Hernandez Declares
Aileen Hernandez of NOW told the Urban Research Corp convention that equal opportunity for women and corporate affirmative action could save the nation. She argued women's compassion would temper male executive aggression and push businesses to be more people oriented, predicting men will embrace the changes as sole family supporters.
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National Organization For Women
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