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The Boston Globe Friday May 25, 1979 Lance pleads innocent, says conspiracy charge 'ridiculous' tember or October. Mitchell blamed what he called an anti-South bias for having brought on the federal government's investigation. former Calhoun druggist and a lifelong friend of Lance, talked to reporters after the arraignment Carr, former president of Northwest Georgia Bank in Ringgold, quickly departed without comment and Lance was followed by newsmen. Mullins speculated that the trial would begin in Sep Sleep Sofas to go Many slvles, sizes fabrics in slock from $299 to $399. Thomas J.

Brown Sr, a textile corporation owner. The President and Eosalynn Carter were guests there April 21-21 Loans to the President's peanut warehouse business in Plains in 1975 and 1976 from two Georgia banks formerly controlled by Lance are not part of the indictment, but are the subject of a federal grand jury and a special counsel appointed by the Justice Department They want to know whether any of the loan money was diverted to the President's 1976 campaign. Carter has denied that any of the loan money was used for political purposes. At arraignment proceedings lasting only six minutes. Lance and the other defendants, Richard T.

Carr, Thomas M. Mitchell and H. Jackson (Jack) Mullins, stood quietly as their attorneys entered the not-guilty pleas inside the tiny, overcrowded magistrate's courtroom. The spectators, including two sons of Lance, overflowed into a corridor. Lance, who arrived first is charged with IS counts of misapplication of bank funds while he presided over the Calhoun First National Bank and the National Bank of Georgia, five counts of issuing personal financial statements to banks and one count of falsifying National Bank of Georgia records.

Mitchell a Dalton, businessman, and Mullins, a ByJeffPrugh Los Angeles Times ATLANTA Bert Lance, former federal budget director, and three associates from Georgia pleaded not guilty before a US magistrate yesterday to charges they conspired to violate federal banking laws and to defraud government agencies. Telling reporters he had studied the 71-page, 33-count indictment overnight. Lance described as totally ridiculous" the charges the four engaged in schemes that resulted in more than $20 million in loans to themselves, their families and associates from more than 49 banks. The government estimated that the actual or potential losses to the banks exceeded $500,000. No trial date was set for the case, which was assigned to US District Judge Charles A.

Moye here. The defendants were released on their own recognizance. In an interview, Lance, who had resigned under fire as budget director in September 1977, declined to confirm or deny a report that he had held a long private meeting with his friend, President Jimmy Carter, in the early hours of Sunday, April 22, in Lance's hometown of Calhoun in northern don't have any comment about that," Lance said. "It would be inappropriate." The purported meeting took place at the home of is coming to Channel68 May 29 Shown, tht Spree 64" Fufl Sleeper. Four Fofanci in stock from $379.

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Jackson Mnllins, named in indictment with Bert Lance, leaves courthouse after his arraignment (AP photo) Eight accused of links to Cosa Nostra lo) Starts Friday! o) o) im UUVJlkM Associated Press TRENTON, N.J. Eight reputed mobsters yesterday were accused of conspiracy to murder in what Atty. Gen. John Degnan said was the first indictment alleging the existence of a nationwide organized crime family, known in Italian as "Cosa Nostra." A 24-count indictment alleged that the group, which Degnan referred to in its English translation, "This Thing of Ours," is comprised of the Genovese crime family in New York and other families throughout the United States. The term "Cosa Nostra" has long been used by government investigators to refer to links among Mafia members in this country.

Degnan said members of the secret organization conspired to murder, extort funds and run a loansharking business. "We are prepared to demonstrate, in the course of proving the other charges contained in this indictment, the existence of organized crime in the United States," he said. The indictment charged the eight conspired "to enter into a continuous relationship of affiliation with a secret nationwide organization." Indicted were Ruggerio Boiardo, 88, of Livingston; Andrew N. Gerardo, 48, of Newark; Anthony DeVingo, 49, of Roseland; James Vito Montemarano, 37, of Long Branch; Louis Ferrari, 53, of Elberon; Angelo Carme Sica, 49, of West Orange; Thomas DePhillips, 51, of Belleville; and Anthony Lardiere 52, of Nutley. All pleaded innocent in Newark Superior Court and all but DeVingo, Ferrari and Montemarano posted bail and were released.

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