Man Says He Paid Off Ousted SBA Chief in Scheme
Sanford E. Rafsky testifies he gave five race horses to Thomas F. Regan, former head of the Richmond SBA office, to secure favorable treatment in a fraud scheme that drained about 800000 from the SBA and local banks. Rafsky, sentenced to seven years, describes payments and cover up tied to Regan and associates.
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SBA
Richmond, Va
Small Business Administration
Virginia
Richmond
Sanford E. Rafsky
Miami
New York
Portsmouth
Thomas F. Regan
Regan
Rafsky
Philadelphia
Matthew N. Ott Jr
Ott
U. S. District Court
Robert R
Banks
Palumbo
Calabrese
Goren Bridge Triumphs and Slams Highlight Defense
Dallas's Robert Goldman, part of the Aces team, showcased premier defense in a world championship era play. In a Vanderbilt final style match in Kansas City, Goldman helped his North-South partners reach three clubs then 11 tricks, while an overruff stopped declarer in the endgame after a strategic heart sequence.
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Robert Goldman
Dallas
Aces
Vanderbilt
Kansas City
Goldman
North
South
Slam
West
Declarer
Paul Soloway
Los Angeles
Virginia adds 12,200 jobs in April as unemployment dips
Virginia's unemployment fell to 5.3 percent in April with non agricultural employment rising by 12,200 to 1.78 million. Service sector hiring led the gain, along with manufacturing construction and trade. Analysts warn a rapid rebound could spark inflation. Bank debits and retail activity show mixed trends for early 1976.
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Richmond
Virginia
State Department of Labor and Industry
Virginia Business Report
College of William and Mary
Golan Force Wins Extension At United Nations
United Nations Security Council moves to extend the six month life of the U N peacekeeping force at the Golan Heights separating Israeli and Syrian troops. Secretary General Kurt Waldheim received praise on his return Thursday night.
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Quneitra
United Nations
Golan Heights
U.S
Kurt Waldheim
U.N
United Nations. N.Y
Security Council
Damascus
Syria
Israel
Ivor Richard
Waldheim
Palestine Liberation Organization
Hafez Assad
Mideast
Assad
Food stamp cuts would cut 80 000 Virginians from program
Federal reform plans would eliminate about 29.4 percent of Virginia recipients by June 1 and reduce benefits for another 28.3 percent. The State Welfare Department says 275,114 Virginians currently receive food stamps and 73,600 could gain or lose changes under the reform.
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Richmond
Virginia
Richard Martin
State Welfare Department
Martin
U.S. Agriculture Department
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Joseph C. Palumbo
Sam Ray Calabrese
Las Vegas
Charles H. Goren
Omar Sharif
The
Chicago Tribune
Ace
Leland E. Traywick
Traywick
Nvuehina
Nanio
J. Vi
Athur, Inc
East Boscawen Street
Winchester
Golan Force
Henry A. Kissinger
Jerome Friga
Winchester Unitarian Fellowship
the Potomac
Edison Company
Front Royal
Winchester Association of Independent Insurance Agents
J.W. Arthur, Inc
E. Boscawen St
Bryarly & Louthan, Inc
Rouss Ave
G.w.good & CO
Hansbrough & Carter, Inc
M. Vincent Hollis
E. Piccadilly St
Jamison & Gore, Inc
E. Cork St
Old Dominion
Old Dominions Savings & Loan ‘Association
Boscawen & Washington
Weems Lane
Woodstock
Purcell Tile
Harrisonburg
Staunton
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