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Yugoslav magazine fights fat cats amid corruption probes
Belgrade editor Bogoljub Pejcic leads the weekly 92 newspaper exposing suspected graft in state banks and public funds. He reports threats from officials, a high circulation, and clashes with police while asserting the paper serves working people and targets abuses by those in power. An unrelated note covers Midstate Telephone rate hearings set for July in Syracuse with PSC approval sought to raise monthly service charges by 1.15 million.
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Yugoslav Weekly
Pejcic
Yugoslavia
South America
Belgrade
UPI
Bosko T Onev
Yugoslav Agricultural Bank
Tonev
Agricultural Bank
Bogoljub Pejcic
Aid
East Europe
Europe
New In
Ejcic
Nore
Tito
Pejeie
Albany. N.Y
Midstateelephone Co
Tate
Syracuse
Te Public Service Commission