Wednesday, September 21,1983/The Battalion/Page 9
Economic problems
lamed on growth
Warped
by Scott McCullar
DESPITE ALL THE WONDERFUL
THINGS ABOUT KYLE FIELD THEBE
ARE50/AE PROBLEMS. LIKE WHEN
THE CROWD SHOUTS, ALL THE
ROOSTING PIGEONS IN THE
STANDS FLY OUT, SCARED. THATS
WHEN IT REALLY HITS THE FANS.
United Press International I UCsday, rapid worldwide
LUBBOCK — The chairman population growth is the reason
f Finland’s biggest banking behind economic imbalances,
irganization told Texas bankers Matt Ranki, head of Skop-
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bank Group in Helsinki, Fin
land, came to Lubbock upon the
invitation of the Institute for
Banking and Financial Studies,
an arm of the College of Busi
ness Administration at Texas
Tech University.
He said it is estimated there
will be about six billion people in
the world by the year 2000.
Ranki says that will mean high
unemployment and inflation
rates.
“It exceeds the increase in
real capital and threatens the
natural resources — it is the
main reason for imbalances of
the world economy today," he
said of the population growth.
Ranki said he believed a new
economic order is needed, but
added he believed it would be
impossible for man to produce a
well-working economic system.
“There can be improvements
and agreements, but the fun
damental truth is that the new
economic order, constantly
gaining momentum, is already
come on us, with all its defects,
whether we like it or not,” he
added.
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FBI investigates underworld
Reputed mobsters arraigned
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BOSTON — The reputed
of Boston’s organized
crime family was arraigned
Tuesday in U.S. District Court
with five of his deputies on
charges of racketeering stem
ming from a two-year investiga
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head of the U.S. attorney’s
Organized Crime Strike Force.
Angiulo, in a military shirt
and dark glasses, was arraigned
with three of his brothers and
two other men officials believe
are involved in organized crime.
Also arrested late Monday in
Boston’s Italian North End
neighborhood by the FBI were
Angiulo’s brothers, Donato, 60;
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Michele, 56, and Francesco, 62.
Samuel S. Granito, 76, was
arrested in suburban Revere.
Illario M.A. Zanninno, 63,
reputed No. 2 figure in the Bos
ton underworld, was arrested in
Lynn Hospital where he had
been admitted earlier in the day
for a heart condition.
“Where’s Dangerous Dan
McGrew?” Gennaro Anguilo
asked in the courtroom, an
apparent reference to U.S.
Attorney William Weld.
“Let us not lose our sense of
humor,” said Anguilo, subject of
an intense federal investigation
this year.
He adding a brief statement
in Italian.
“That’s an old Italian saying,”
he said to Sullivan. “It means
good luck — to me, not you.”
Sullivan looked back and re
sponded: “You’ll need it.”
Court records show the eldest
Angiulo has been under FBI
surveillance and has been the
focus of grand jury probes into
an alleged conspiracy to obstruct
justice and other criminal
activity.
The FBI reportedly bugged
offices at 98 Prince St. which
officials described as the head
quarters of the so-called
Angiulo organization.
Convicted rapist
to be castrated
United Press International
SAN ANTONIO — A con
victed rapist who agreed to
undergo chemical castration
treatments will probably turn
down an offer to spend 30 days
in jail for his own safety, despite
threats on his life, an attorney
said Tuesday.
Smith, 29, pleaded guilty to
two counts of burglary with in
tent to rape and agreed last
month to undergo chemical cas
tration treatments as part of a
10-year probated sentence.
However, a clinic at the Uni
versity of Texas Medical Branch
in Galveston last weekend re
fused to accept Smith into its
program, which involves injec
tions of the drug Depo-provera.
A 30-day jail term given
Smith last month expires Friday.
But due to threats against
Smith’s life, probation officer
Caesar Garcia said he could re
main jailed until a treatment
facility is located.
Ray Taylor, Smith’s defense
attorney, said Tuesday his client
probably would not accept the
offer, despite the threats.
He said Smith indicated that
he was meeting the terms of his
parole and that he did not want
to spend any more time in jail.
Taylor said, however, that he
took the threats against Smith’s
life seriously.
“If he stays in San Antonio,
chances are pretty slim that he
will survive for any time at all.
I’m pretty certain of that,”
Taylor said.
If a clinic is not found, Smith
will take the Depo-provera injec
tions privately, Taylor said.
“If no one accepts him, he’s
still on probation. The original
plan never included a clinic. You
cannot revoke his probation be
cause he was turned down at a
clinic,” Taylor said. “He’s most
interested in not going to
prison.”
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