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there was "no reason to suspect •vestlgator's efforts to reach hint.
a. anything other than suicide. but De Mohrenschlldt, a professor at lodaj, S Glass C), asks
's; ' ' the investigation is continuing." Bishop College in Dallas, disap- !las anyone bothered to
Washington officials believe de geared from the college about check Howard Hughes'
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.'_ Mohrenschildt may have had some three weeks ago. lie was quotedb. "evidence" In his possession that by Dutch journalist William Olt- piggy bank!" Discover could incriminate him in Oswald's mans as having made a "shocking the answer, plus hems on
activities, sources said. Washington confession" that de Mohrenschlidt
». officials also reportedly "have been knew In advancer what Oswald was the Metro commissioners
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a Dallas attorney. Washington one-third of their lives in
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Miami*col timmuien ' first mortgage.
Owner Ben Novack ws.c hit with The insurance company also •i
• •'11.'*' more problems today in his efforts asked for the sale of the hotel if Today out readers speak
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okeep controlin of thecFontaine• principal and interest payments are out on rapid transit, car . '
Connecticut General Life Insur• •
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t ante Co., which holds the first Novack, reached in New York violence. let us know your
mortgage on the oceanfront prop- through a spokesman, was quoted views on recent issues by
r erty. filed a $12,262.705 foredo- as saying, "It's all an error andA 11
will be straightened out within 72 calling our "People Line'
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y: mortgage and lien holders. hours. I'm presently working on tape recorder at 350-2230
The suit, filed In Dade Circuit the problem." 9A r • 1
Court, claimed Novack and the The Connecticut General suit
Hand News Staff Photo by BOB MACK 1,500-room hotel have not made charged that the hotel had failed to
ren won't go to that wasteland principal and Interest payments in Day $1,584,698 in 1974 and 1975
Working woman
monthly installments since Sept. I. real estate taxes. Taxes for 1976
Others named in the suit, all of totaling $622,282 are due to be
• whom also have claims against the paid tomorrow. "I don't want my wife to
hotel and the veteran hoteikeeper. A check of court records dis- work. But I can't tell her.
were Roland International Corp., a closed that Connecticut General re- that." This is one
1 t Lin • Miami-based land developer; Ken- deemed the 1974-75 tax dPlinquen- r
wife and their
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lucky Central Life Insurance Co., cy certificates last Friday. making husband's reaction to his
and the Internal Revenue Service. $119,300 in back interest ayments
The IRS was named in the suit at the rate of 18 per cent, bringing working
because, according to attorneys for to nearly 81.6 million the amount it young son who stays with
i0 NW 6th Ave., now is f+•ninth grade Connecticut General. Novack and meted out to pay the hotel's back a babysitter, 2B. •
the hotel owe federal income taxes taxes.
lost all-around idiotic scheme I've ever of S102,129 In 1973, $137,929 in Novack has been struggling for a
d Ann Crockett. whose son plays bas- 1974 and $790,492 In 1975. number of years to come up with a fluidness sA
enandoah band. "We have worked our Roland International has a S.1.2 benefactor to help him solve finan- Classified is
enrich our children and we're`not going million foreclosure cult going tial difficulties caused by a decline Comics 7C •
.nd let the school board de-enrich them against the hotel, based on charges in business. repairs needed to keep Deaths 4A
m to.that wasteland." of alleged non-payment of a second the hotel in good condition and his Editorials AA ;
eft and others say the school board did mortgage. involvement in property west of Lifestyle IB l
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(Jacqueline Stallone, who runs the International but only Miss America for a short time. They
Skin Clinic at 7135 Collins Ave., Miami Beach, is learned that during the contest I broke the rules
n not at work this week. She is In Hollywood with and gut married. I suppose you could say I was
her son. Sylvester, whose movie "pocky" won an queen for a day."
Oscar last night. He wrote and Q:What kind of education did Sylvester have?
. starred la the flim about a A: "Pretty rough at the edges I'd have to say.
boxer who took Ala best shot at Because of the way he looked, he had an inferlorfty ,
u TT'7°i'ikoo-,,, the heavyweight title. complex. Never any close friends. Children teased
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e cryMiami News columnists Mari• \ would rob his father and buy gifts and candy for
-,c., ._ _ .. lyn and Hr Gardner talked with i the toughs Ind bullies, I never took an accurate
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