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Caragianes was taken to court for the second time when a plainclothed State Trooper came into Felix's in December, 1968, and bought a magazine. A few days later, he returned with a warrant, and then seized seven more magazines and arrested Caragianes...
True to his combative nature, Amalric insisted on his right to examine the credentials of each of the KGB officers. He also studied the arrest warrant, and when he detected an incorrect date for his birthday, he said jokingly: "You see, you have the wrong man." Amalric learned that half of the agents were from the Siberian border city of Sverdlovsk, where a copy of his book, which was circulating in typed form via the Samizdat underground press, had been confiscated by the authorities...
...consist of practicing law or receiving compensation for activities contrary to standards applicable to the judiciary by statute and rules of the Bar. His ideas and his personal life are his own business-but the House of Representatives cannot fail to investigate to determine whether or not the facts warrant impeachment in these circumstances. Louis C. WYMAN, Representative First District, New Hampshire Washington...
Basically, the offering consisted of $1.6 billion in 30-year debentures accompanied by warrants to buy $1.6 billion worth of A.T. & T. stock between November 1970 and May 1975. Each warrant entitles the holder to buy a share of A.T. & T. stock for $52, about $3 above last week's closing price; thus any increase in the price of the stock above $52 during the next five years will give the original warrant holder a profit. The company began mailing the subscription offer to its 3,140,000 shareholders only last week, and Wall Street will not know...
...attorney Herbert Travers told the federal District Court in Boston that available evidence-and the acquittal of Spock, Ferber, and Raskin-"does not warrant the retrial of Coffin and Goodman...