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19. Dezember 1967 |
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475, 12-27 |
Oh was kann ... uns dazu Ratschläge - Vgl. die Artikel »U.S. Charges Former
Water Chief Profited In Reservoir Deal« der NYT vom 19.12.1967, S. 1 und
52: »James L. Marcus, who resigned as a city commissioner last Tuesday and
Antonio (Tony Ducks) Corallo, whom the Federal Bureau of Investigation
described as a mafia leader, were arrested yesterday on Federal charges of
taking kickbacks on an $835,000 city contract.
A Federal Grand jury returned an indictment yesterday charging that Mr.
Marcus, former Commissioner of Water Supply, Gas and Electricity, had received
$16,000 of a $40,000 kickback on a contract to refurbish the Jerome
Park Reservoir in the Bronx.«
Vgl. auch folgende Artikel: »Marcus, Ex-Lindsay Aide, Held With Corallo, A
Mafia Leader, In Kickbacks On City Contract«, S. 1 und 52; »An Odd Group
Held As Plotters in Case«, S. 1 und 53; »Bosses and Bambozzlers: A Glimpse
at City’s Corruption Over the Last Century«, S.53; vgl. auch den Kommentar
»Perspective on a Scandal«, S.46: »Roughly 300,000 persons work for the
City of New York. About 200,000 of them are employed in some 100 departments
and agencies that report directly to the Mayor’s office, the remainder
in such related agencies as Transit and Education. Hundreds of millions of
dollars are spent by the city annually to maintain its services for the eight million.
But throughout the present administration, and for that matter during
the Wagner administration too, major municipal scandal have been almost unknown.
Given the history of New York in the twenties and early thirties, the
record has in the past few years been remarkably good. [...]
The facts in the Marcus case, which may indeed be ugly, must come out, but
they should be tarnished neither by politically motivated exaggeration nor by
hasty judgement«; s.K. 608, 23f.
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475, 15f. |
Antonio Corallo, »Toni Duckdich« - Anthony »Tony Ducks« Corallo; New Yorker
Mafioso; wird am 13.1.1987 als Chef des Lucchese-Clans wegen Bildung
einer kriminellen Vereinigung zu 100 Jahren Gefängnis verurteilt; s.K. 22, 28.
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476, 2 |
Nice apartment you have here - (engl.) ’Ne schöne Wohnung hast du da.
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476, 21 |
Ubahnmünze - s.K. 368, 2.
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476, 23-30 |
Der Alte am ... Schlucken gegeben haben - s. 11, 4-10.
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476, 24f. |
Don’t you want ... just came up - (engl.) Wollen Sie nicht Ihren DER SPIEGEL?
Er ist gerade eingetroffen.
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476, 25 |
DER SPIEGEL - s.K. 167, 17-20.
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476, 28 |
Nice day - (engl.) Schöner Tag.
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476, 31 |
im elften Stockwerk - s.K. 22, 9f.
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477, 10 |
Pot Roast - (engl.) übersetzt im Text 477, 6.
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478, 6 |
That takes care of that - (engl.) übersetzt im Text.
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478, 9f. |
Mrs. Cresspahl, für die ich gelte - s.K. 8, 35.
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478, 11 |
Gesine, die ich bin für Marie - s.K. 8, 35.
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