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Fort Lauderdale News, Friday, February 9, 1979 5B 3 Broward Women Identified As Associates Of Krasner's DOWN TO EARTH SALE! HOT DOGS PEPSI 5C OSKY DIVERS diving into Fowlkes Parking Lot at 2 P.M. OWIOD music AR WGMA Sc Free gifts Albums DP" OTHE HANGMAN custom painting Vans, trucks ft cars. I II 1 I L. XII if. II In two sections of the indictment, it is alleged Mrs.

Lamanna served as a president of a Krasner-run company, according to senior court clerk Gerrold Goetz. The indictment charges that, on Sept. 9, 1975, Mrs. Lamanna, as president of Lo-Ji Sales signed a lease for an adult bookstore in Yorkville. N.Y.

She is also alleged in the indictment to have been president of Phil-Jon which police in Allentown, where Krasner's smut empire is based, said was named, in part, for the dead man's son Philip. Mrs. Zuber's role in the the alleged porn conspiracy also was to serve as a corporate officer, said Ronald Bush, organized crime investigator for the Utica Police Department. "Both were officers in at least one of his corporations," said Bush. Continued From Page IB Last spring, Krasner was arrested on the New York obscenity charges at Miami International Airport after returning from a trip to Spain.

He successfully fought extradition to New York and never stood trial on the charges, Enders Enders added Mrs. Zuber and her mother, Rose Lamanna, also fought extradition and have yet to be arraigned in Utica. But the prosecutor noted that three men named with the South Broward women have been arraigned and are scheduled to be tried in Onida County Court Feb. 20. Both Mrs.

Zuber and Mrs. Lamanna are charged with obscenity, a felony charge in New York, and conspiracy to distribute porn materials, a third-degree misdemeanor, Enders said. LJ wanted! Old Oriental Rugs February Where ever you Bush said corporations tied to Krasner operated two adult bookstores in Utica as well as the one in Yorkville. The two Utica stores have been closed, while the smut outlet in Yorkville is still in operation. Mrs.

Zuber and her mother lived together for about IS years in a house at 7130 SW Eighth Pembroke Pines, neighbors said. But about a month ago they moved out and did not say where they were going, a friend added. Pennsylvania police identified Mrs. Bollerman as an officer of two companies allegedly tied to Krasner: Kacar Inc. and Rigo Inc.

Lebanon County, Pa. authorities said Mrs. Bollerman's name as an associate of Krasner surfaced when she applied for a license in Allentown to have a building Investigators learned a Philadelphia address she listed on the application was an empty lot. She later reported that she lived in Fort Lauderdale, they said. Mrs.

Bollerman now is standing trial in Lebanon County on obscenity charges. The case is said to be the first real test of Pennsylvania's new anti-pornography law, which follows the Detroit experiment of trying to zone the smut shops out of business. Broward investigators said they believe Krasner, who arrived in Fort Lauderdale Jan. 31, was in town trying to convince local porn dealers to sell his magazine, Puritan. Local investigators said they did not know the three women were linked to Krasner.

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"I was in the bathroom, just about to open the door, when suddenly these men kicked it down and punched me in the head," said Miss Ruhl. "I asked them what was going on, what was happening, but they just told me to be quiet, tied my hands with some tape, and put a blanket over me." Her captors then waited as, one by one, the other victims entered and were similarly trussed up and blindfolded. Miss Ruhl said she heard one of the men say, "DA" or "DEA," as he met one of the victims at the door. "I thought he meant district attorney," Miss Ruhl said. Detectives, however, believe the intruders were trying to pass themselves off as agents of the federal Drug Enforcement Administration.

While rifling through drawers and personal belongings, the two men kept demanding of Buckley, "Where is it? Where is it?" the victims told police. Detectives said Buckley told them he did not know what the men were looking for. The victims added that they could hear the men using walkie-talkies or some other type of radio to communicate with a third person. Finally, according to Miss Ruhl, the intruders received a radio message: "Get out the back door, quick." The two men fled immediately. Miss Deiss, despite her leg wound, freed herself within seconds.

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