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With U.S. District Judge William Sessions presiding over the trial for his colleague's murder, three defendants face charges: Charles V. Harrelson, 44, a convicted contract killer accused of shooting Wood for a payment of $250,000 from Jimmy Chagra; Harrelson's wife Jo Ann, 42, who allegedly bought the murder rifle; and Jimmy's wife Elizabeth, 28, who is charged with covering up the crime. Jimmy will be tried separately later. The final defendant was to have been the youngest Chagra brother, Joseph, 35, an El Paso lawyer. But last month he agreed to plead guilty...
Last week Anna's parents received the first payment of an annual allowance that starts at $81,990 and will climb to $5.5 million if she lives to be 78, as her doctors say she could. Soon she and her parents will also collect $1.2 million, of which $650,000 will go to their lawyer. The $122 million package, agreed to by both sides, is known as a structured settlement, and it offers something for everyone. The plaintiff escapes the risk of mismanaging a lump-sum payment and owes no taxes on the annuities. The defendant, or his insurer...
...suit asks New York State to stop payment on Cunningham's annual salary of $47,600 and the K-School tuition of $7,500, both of which he will receive under a new State program. A hearing has not yet been scheduled...
...Organization of Management Confidential Employees (OMCE), a non-bargaining unit of government managers, is suing in New York State Supreme Court to stop the tuition payment to a transportation aid to lame-duck Gov. Hugh Carey. The aid will probably be leaving the government when Carey's term expires this January...
...Justice Department attorneys, under orders from the Reagan Administration, have begun cracking down on debtors who have defaulted on payment of their Federally Insured "Student Loans (FISL) to schools or lending institutions. A school's permission is needed before any government action against the debtors...