MARCHESE CLAIMS LINK WITH VESCO SCHEME
NIXON-ERA FINANCIER TARGET OF CAPTURE PLAN,
BROKER SAYS;
Score: 100; A brash and controversial former Denver penny-stock
salesman who helped federal agents capture a fugitive this year says he
was involved in a far grander government scheme to bring home
Nixon-era financier Robert Vesco. Richard T. Marchese, no...; DON
KNOX; ROCKY MOUNTAIN NEWS STAFF WRITER; 12-05-1992
;Word Count: 550
HOW DID MARCHESE WALK FREE?;
Score: 100; Richard Marchese's ostrich-skin cowboy boots are made for
walkin' - especially in Denver. The notoriously flamboyant ex-penny stock
huckster strode out of U.S. District Court two weeks ago, probably
grinning widely. He was acquitted of nearly...; Don Knox; Rocky
Mountain News Business Editor; 04-28-1996 ;Word Count: 687
PENNY STOCK FIGURE SET DEPORTATION TRAP FOR
SCHIDLOWSKI POWER SECURITIES CORP. EXEC HELPED
MARSHAL ARRANGE TRIP;
Score: 100; Two of Colorado's most notorious penny-stock figures crossed
paths last winter in South America and the Caribbean when one turned
informant and lured the other, a longtime fugitive, into the arms of a
federal marshal. Up to now, little was kno...; DON KNOX; ROCKY
MOUNTAIN NEWS STAFF WRITER; 06-12-1992 ;Word Count: 702
EX-DENVER PENNY STOCK SALESMAN INDICTED
CHARGES SAY MARCHESE, UTAH MAN, TWO OTHERS
CONSPIRED TO CONTROL STOCK IN 4 COMPANIES;
Score: 100; Brash penny-stock salesman Richard T. Marchese, who
briefly commanded a national empire of 1,000 brokers from offices in
south Denver, was indicted Thursday on 34 counts of mail fraud and
money laundering in four alleged stock scams. The schem...; DON
KNOX; ROCKY MOUNTAIN NEWS STAFF WRITER; 01-08-1993
;Word Count: 487
JUDGE DISMISSES CASE AGAINST STOCK EXECS
MARCHESE, OTHERS FREE ON DAY FRAUD TRIAL WAS TO
START;
Score: 100; Richard T. Marchese walked free into the Monday morning
sun. The government lawyers who spent more than a year developing a
fraud case against him hurried away. David Nemelka, also free, vowed to
get even. Moments earlier U.S. District ...; GREGORY TODD; ROCKY
MOUNTAIN NEWS STAFF WRITER; 03-22-1994 ;Word Count: 658
FIRST CRIMINAL CHARGES LODGED IN BROKERAGE
KICKBACK SCHEME;
Score: 100; Government attorneys Friday lodged the first criminal charge
against a top executive of Power Securities Corp., the fast-growing stock
brokerage that once sought to displace Blinder Robinson & Co. as the
nation's biggest seller of low-priced "penn...; DON KNOX; ROCKY
MOUNTAIN NEWS STAFF WRITER; 10-24-1992 ;Word Count: 439
JUDGE EXPECTED TO THROW OUT MARCHESE CASE
GOVERNMENT'S FAILURE TO PROVE FRAUD CLAIMS
TAKES EX-PENNY STOCK EXEC, 3 OTHERS OFF HOOK;
Score: 100; Government prosecutors Monday are expected to suffer
another high-profile setback in their fight against white-collar crime
Monday when the fraud case against former Denver penny-stock
executive Richard T. Marchese will be dismissed. Marchese'...;
GREGORY TODD; ROCKY MOUNTAIN NEWS STAFF WRITER;
03-19-1994 ;Word Count: 385
TRIAL BEGINS IN MARCHESE CASE PENNY-STOCK
FIGURE IN FEDERAL COURT ON MONEY LAUNDERING,
MAIL FRAUD CHARGES;
Score: 100; One of Colorado's most notorious penny-stock figures, Richard
T. Marchese, is back in federal court again to defend himself against
criminal charges of money laundering and mail fraud. Government
prosecutors opened their case Tuesday in Denve...; John Accola; Rocky
Mountain News Staff Writer; 02-21-1996 ;Word Count: 410
EX-BOSS OF FINNET PENNY STOCKS SUSPENDED;
Score: 100; The Securities and Exchange Commission yesterday
suspended from the brokerage industry for one year a former associate of
Power Securities Corp. president Richard Marchese. Philip M. Georgeson,
28, of Denver worked a deal with Marchese that jo...; KEITH DUBAY;
ROCKY MOUNTAIN NEWS STAFF WRITER; 07-06-1990 ;Word
Count: 431
DOWN'S SYNDROME STIGMA FADES AS ATTITUDES
CHANGE;
Score: 100; When Janet Marchese agreed to take a foster child with
Down's syndrome 13 years ago, the social worker warned her not to grow
attached to the baby. This is not the type child you want to raise,
Marchese was told. It will be a disaster for your...; REBECCA
CANTWELL; ROCKY MOUNTAIN NEWS STAFF WRITER;
10-15-1989 ;Word Count: 463
WALKER DOESN'T RELISH THIS HOT DOG;
Score: 100; Three-time National League Most Valuable Player Barry
Bonds opened spring training with a slap at Colorado Rockies outfielder
Larry Walker, the 1997 NL MVP. Walker offered a volley back. ''I start
my radio show on (KKFN-AM 950) with a plu...; Jack Etkin; & Tracy
Ringolsby; Rocky Mountain News Staff Writers; 02-23-1998 ;Word
Count: 722
EDGEWATER APPROVES POLICE CHIEF JUDGE REFUSES
TO BLOCK ROBERTS' APPOINTMENT TO HEAD
DEPARTMENT;
Score: 100; The City Council ratified 6-1 the appointment of Dave Roberts
as police chief Thursday night, just hours after a district court judge
refused to block the hiring. Mike Marchese, an Edgewater policeman and
one of four finalists for the job, an...; Charley Able; Rocky Mountain
News Staff Writer; 02-07-1997 ;Word Count: 358
POLICE SEIZE FIRM, 'SELL' IT BACK EDGEWATER
PAWNSHOP OWNER ACCUSED OF NOT FILLING OUT
PAPERWORK, ORDERED TO PAY $50,000;
Score: 100; Edgewater police closed the business of a man accused of
violating a law by not filling out paperwork properly, then demanded he
pay them $50,000 to get his business back. The seizure of Sheridan
Trading Post and Pawn Shop, 2495 Sheridan Blvd....; DAN LUZADDER;
ROCKY MOUNTAIN NEWS STAFF WRITER; 08-25-1991 ;Word
Count: 1314
STRANGE JUSTICE RULES IN LOCAL COURT CASES;
Score: 100; Welcome to Denver, where the book is thrown at people
trying to help put suspected white-collar criminals behind bars. Welcome
to Denver, where a lawsuit lodged by federal officials and financed with
your tax dollars is settled in secret. T...; Don Knox; Rocky Mountain
News Business Editor; 11-17-1996 ;Word Count: 456
FEDS GET SECOND SHOT AT MARCHESE APPEALS COURT
RULES JUDGE ERRED IN DROPPING CHARGES AGAINST
FORMER PENNY STOCK BROKER;
Score: 100; Government prosecutors will get a second chance to try
former Denver penny stock executive Richard T. Marchese and three of
his associates on charges of securities fraud. The U.S. Court of Appeals
in Denver said Tuesday that a district court j...; ROCKY MOUNTAIN
NEWS STAFF; 02-01-1995 ;Word Count: 250
CHARLES IN TEXAS ON VALENTINE'S DAY;
Score: 100; Prince Charles received a warm welcome on Valentine's Day
when he arrived in Houston to attend a luncheon on his first trip abroad
since his separation from Princess Diana. The prince stopped in Houston
for about three hours before heading south t...; ASSOCIATED PRESS;
02-15-1993 ;Word Count: 859
POWER SECURITIES NEGOTIATING SETTLEMENT;
Score: 100; Flamboyant penny-stock executive Richard Marchese and his
defunct Power Securities Corp. have entered into talks aimed at settling
the government's lawsuit against them. Two other defendants in the
complex manipulation and insider-trading case...; DON KNOX; ROCKY
MOUNTAIN NEWS STAFF WRITER; 04-03-1992 ;Word Count: 272
REGULATORS ALLEGE $21 MILLION SCAM IN PENNY
STOCK LAWSUIT;
Score: 100; Federal regulators yesterday sued defunct Denver penny stock
brokerage Power Securities Corp., its founder and 20 others for allegedly
pocketing $21 million in ill-gotten profits. The Securities and Exchange suit
charges Power Securities found...; KEITH DUBAY; ROCKY
MOUNTAIN NEWS STAFF WRITER; 09-07-1990 ;Word Count: 395
BOY, 15, ARRESTED ON WEAPONS CHARGES;
Score: 100; A 15-year-old Jefferson High School student was arrested
Friday on weapons charges after Edgewater police said he took a gun and
80 rounds of ammunition to class. It was the boy's second arrest in five
days, Sgt. Mike Marchese said. On Monday,...; ROCKY MOUNTAIN
NEWS STAFF; 02-05-1994 ;Word Count: 129
WORLD JVC READIES NEW RECORDER;
Score: 100; Victor Co. of Japan Ltd., better known to electronics
consumers as JVC, said Friday it has developed the world's first
high-definition television video recorder for home use. JVC will put the
recorder on the market by the end of this year at a pri...; REUTER, AP;
AND ROCKY MOUNTAIN NEWS STAFF; 01-09-1993 ;Word Count:
778
NO PAY, NO PLAY;
Score: 100; Former penny-stock seller Richard T. Marchese, late of
Denver, used to present a commanding figure in his pink sports jacket and
ostrich-skin cowboy boots. But that apparently didn't scare his
Washington-based attorneys, who two weeks ago "fired" ...; ;
05-12-1992 ;Word Count: 485
EDGEWATER FINDS GRIPE ABOUT COPS GROUNDLESS;
Score: 100; An investigation has cleared three Edgewater Police officers
of charges they fondled a woman while following up a 911 call, a
spokesman for the Jefferson County district attorney confirmed Friday.
The investigation began shortly after an Edge...; Charley Able; Rocky
Mountain News Staff Writer; 09-01-1996 ;Word Count: 320
THE BOSS COUNTING ON SEEING THE BEST FROM
ROGERS;
Score: 100; New York owner George Steinbrenner walked past Kenny
Rogers' locker after the Yankees lost the first two games of the World
Series and tapped Rogers on his $20 million left shoulder. ''I've been
waiting all year to see your best,'' Steinbren...; Tracy Ringolsby; Rocky
Mountain News Staff Writer; 10-23-1996 ;Word Count: 758
EDGEWATER BOY KILLED PLAYING RUSSIAN ROULETTE;
Score: 100; An 11-year-old Edgewater boy shot and killed himself
yesterday while playing Russian roulette in front of a friend, police said.
The friend tried in vain to stop the youngster, who pulled the trigger four
times before firing the fatal round fr...; JOHN C. ENSSLIN; ROCKY
MOUNTAIN NEWS STAFF WRITER; 05-03-1990 ;Word Count: 150
MAN 'HOGTIES' ESTRANGED WIFE, SEEKS
RECONCILIATION, POLICE SAY;
Score: 100; Edgewater police have arrested a man who allegedly
handcuffed and bound his estranged wife, then tried to talk her into
returning to him. Instead, she slipped free of the knots and ran to a
neighbor for help Wednesday night, police said yester...; JOHN C.
ENSSLIN; ROCKY MOUNTAIN NEWS STAFF WRITER; 07-27-1990
;Word Count: 160
WORLD GERMANY TELLS OF INTERVENTION;
Score: 100; The Bundesbank, Germany's central bank, spent the equivalent
of $68.7 billion intervening to support other European currencies during
turbulent 1992, it said Tuesday. The central bank's January monthly report
said all the intervention support occu...; REUTER, AP; AND ROCKY
MOUNTAIN NEWS STAFF; 01-20-1993 ;Word Count: 658
REGIS' PROGRAM ALSO BENEFITING FROM ATTENTION
OF VISITING SCOUTS;
Score: 100; Almost 40 scouts - representing all but a handful of the 28
major-league organizations - were scattered around the stands at Regis
University's baseball field Wednesday afternoon. The attraction was
Brigham Young right-handed pitcher-quarterba...; TRACY RINGOLSBY;
ROCKY MOUNTAIN NEWS STAFF WRITER; 04-29-1993 ;Word
Count: 657
ROCKIES HIRE TWO COACHES FOR MINORS;
Score: 100; The Colorado Rockies completed the field staff for their minor
league affiliates Monday by hiring coaches Greg Gross and Joe Marchese
and trainer Scott Gehret. Gross, 42, will make his debut as a professional
coach when he joins the Rockies' C...; ROCKY MOUNTAIN NEWS
STAFF; 02-07-1995 ;Word Count: 168
ITALIANS CAPTURE MAFIA BOSS IN HIDEAWAY BENEATH
VILLA RECENT MURDERS OF TWO GANG BOSSES MAY
SIGNAL EMERGING POWER STRUGGLE;
Score: 100; Italian police are savoring this week's second big success
against organized crime but fear that the highly professional murder of two
Sicilian bosses may signal the start of a new power struggle among Mafia
families. On Friday police arrested...; REUTER; 09-12-1992 ;Word
Count: 331
'THE ILLUSION' IS MAGICAL DRAMA;
Score: 100; With its choice of Corneille's 1636 play The Illusion, Hunger
Artists proves it can take on anything theatrical and find the sparkle under
the cobwebs and dust. The Illusion is a stylized comedy from 17th-century
France. Coming only 30 years a...; JACKIE CAMPBELL; ROCKY
MOUNTAIN NEWS THEATER CRITIC; 09-16-1994 ;Word Count:
643
STOCK FRAUD INFORMANT GETS 1 YEAR PROSECUTORS
UPSET AS JUDGE MAKES POINT ABOUT PLEA DEALS;
Score: 100; An informant who testified in the government's failed fraud
case against a group of penny stock hustlers has been handed a one-year
prison sentence, despite recommendations from federal prosecutors in
Denver that he serve no jail time. Eric...; John Accola; Rocky Mountain
News Staff Writer; 11-14-1996 ;Word Count: 667
EX-PENNY STOCK FUGITIVE SAYS HE FLED U.S. BECAUSE
OF HEALTH;
Score: 100; A friendly, loquacious and seemingly healthy Juan Carlos
Schidlowski testified in the first day of his federal fugitive trial Monday
that he felt bad about fleeing the U.S. six years ago and "believed I was a
fugitive." The former giant of Den...; DON KNOX; ROCKY MOUNTAIN
NEWS STAFF WRITER; 12-01-1992 ;Word Count: 498
SCHIDLOWSKI WANTS TO GO HOME PENNY-STOCK
SWINDLER AWAITING TRIAL SEEKS RETURN TO CHILE;
Score: 100; Colorado penny-stock figure Juan Carlos Schidlowski is
fighting charges he was a fugitive with a legal strategy seeking his return
to his native Chile - even if he's convicted. The approach arose during a
hearing last week at which a court-app...; DON KNOX; ROCKY
MOUNTAIN NEWS STAFF WRITER; 10-15-1992 ;Word Count: 487
DISPUTE LEADS TO STABBING IN EDGEWATER;
Score: 100; An Edgewater man was in serious condition last night after
another man stabbed him several times during an argument outside an
apartment complex, police said. A neighbor summoned police to the 5600
block of West 27th Avenue at 5:45 p.m., said ...; ROCKY MOUNTAIN
NEWS STAFF; 03-22-1990 ;Word Count: 97
EX-PENNY STOCK FIGURE CONVICTED AS FUGITIVE
DENVER JURY QUICKLY FINDS JUAN CARLOS
SCHIDLOWSKI GUILTY OF FLEEING U.S. TO AVOID
PRISON TERM;
Score: 100; A federal jury in Denver took 68 minutes Tuesday to elect a
foreman, eat their boxed lunches and convict one-time penny-stocks figure
Juan Carlos Schidlowski of being a fugitive. The swift decision indicated
jurors didn't buy Schidlowski's tes...; DON KNOX; ROCKY MOUNTAIN
NEWS STAFF WRITER; 12-02-1992 ;Word Count: 563
U.S. ATTORNEY SWINGS AND MISSES AGAIN EX-ENVOY'S
ACQUITTAL IS PART OF A BIG-GAME SLUMP;
Score: 100; Former Ambassador Sam Zakhem's acquittal last week on
tax-fraud charges is the latest of several high-profile white-collar crime
cases the U.S. attorney's office has lost in recent years. But Henry
Solano, U.S. attorney for Colorado, defends h...; SUE LINDSAY; ROCKY
MOUNTAIN NEWS STAFF WRITER; 03-13-1995 ;Word Count: 546
SCHIDLOWSKI'S LAWYER CLAIMS BRIBE SPURRED
DEPORTATION;
Score: 100; What good case of international intrigue would be without a
bribe? Certainly not the drama surrounding the apprehension of
penny-stock fugitive Juan Carlos Schidlowski. In recently filed court
papers, prosecutors acknowledged that its info...; DON KNOX; ROCKY
MOUNTAIN NEWS STAFF WRITER; 06-12-1992 ;Word Count: 184
INDIANS BANK ON HARGROVE FOR 'STABILITY';
Score: 100; While White Sox manager Gene Lamont lives in limbo with the
Chicago front office refusing to address his expiring contract, the
Cleveland Indians gave manager Mike Hargrove a contract extension
through 1996 with a club option for 1997. "Stabil...; TRACY RINGOLSBY;
ROCKY MOUNTAIN NEWS STAFF WRITER; 07-31-1994 ;Word
Count: 1909
TWO PENNY-STOCK FIGURES DENY INSIDER-TRADING
PLOT PIGNATIELLO AND FREEDMAN PLEAD INNOCENT
IN U.S. CASE;
Score: 100; Two Denver penny-stock figures pleaded not guilty Thursday
to federal insider-trading charges filed just one day before a five-year
statute of limitations was to expire. Joseph V. Pignatiello and Barry H.
Freedman each were charged with six fe...; DON KNOX; ROCKY
MOUNTAIN NEWS STAFF WRITER; 11-06-1992 ;Word Count: 387
OBITUARIES;
Score: 100; * SHEILA ANN BUCHHOLZ, 19, of Thronton died April 18.
Services were April 23, with burial at Elmwood Cemetery. Miss Buchholz
was born in Torrance, Calif., on Nov. 8, 1976. She was a sales associate
at Sears. Survivors, all of Thornton, include ...; Stephanie Sandoval,;
Brenda Todd; and Darlene Trujillo; 04-26-1996 ;Word Count: 1655
OBITUARIES;
Score: 100; * BETTY ALBERTA CRABLE, 66, of Arvada died Oct. 16
in Wheat Ridge. Services were private. The body was cremated. Mrs.
Crable was born in Denver. She was a clerk for a trucking company.
Survivors include her husband, Philip; one son, Ricky Ullrik o...; CLERK
MARLENE REZVANI; 10-30-1992 ;Word Count: 2805
POWERFUL HAMMETT ROLE TRANSCENDS PROBLEMS
OF 'STARTED';
Score: 100; I Can't Get Started Grade B+ Written by Declan Hughes.
Produced by Hunger Artists, directed by Kathryn Gray. With Curt
Pesicka, T.J. Geist, Frank Oden, Chuck Muller, Angie Lee, Yvonne
Marchese, Paula Harvey and Craig James. At the University of...; ALAN
DUMAS; 07-02-1995 ;Word Count: 632
BORG SAYS COMEBACK IS NOT A PIPE DREAM;
Score: 100; Bjorn Borg says he is ready for a comeback but has not
decided when or where he might return. "I'm mentally ready and I don't
have any physical problems," Borg said in yesterday's edition of
Expressen, a Scandanavian newspaper. "I have an urge...; ASSOCIATED
PRESS; 12-24-1990 ;Word Count: 318
CHRYSLER LAYS OFF 4,000;
Score: 100; Chrysler Corp. announced the layoffs of 4,000 workers
yesterday in a series of moves that included ending production of the
Dodge Omni and Plymouth Horizon in Detroit, eliminating a shift in St.
Louis and closing a plant in Wisconsin. The moves ar...; FROM AP AND
STAFF; 11-04-1989 ;Word Count: 290
BANKING AND INSURANCE;
Score: 100; * Kandice Marchese has been named vice president of the
private banking division at Professional Bank. * Sharon Hale has been
named branch manager of Commercial Federal Savings' Longmont office.
Engineering * The Parsons Corp. has named Allan U...; ; 01-09-1994
;Word Count: 670
OBITUARIES;
Score: 100; * JOY T. COOLEY, 53, of Berthoud died Aug. 9 in the
Longmont United Hospital. Services were Aug. 15 at the residence of her
father, Fred Oberkramer, in Sedalia. Mrs. Cooley was born June 28, 1941,
in Denver. She was a homemaker and taught crafts t...; ; 08-31-1994
;Word Count: 1090
AT LEAST 8 DEAD IN USAIR CRASH NEW
YORK-TO-CLEVELAND COMMUTER FLIGHT ABORTS
TAKEOFF, LANDS PARTLY IN BAY AT LA GUARDIA;
Score: 100; A USAir commuter plane crashed in falling snow Sunday after
an aborted takeoff at La Guardia Airport, coming to rest partly in the
water of Flushing Bay. At least eight people died. Radio reports said
rescue divers were in the water. USAir...; ASSOCIATED PRESS AND
REUTER; 03-23-1992 ;Word Count: 293
FONG CASE IS SETTLED FOR $73,000;
Score: 100; Englewood businessman Henry Fong will pay $73,000 plus
interest to settle 4-year-old charges that he profited illegally from a stock
trade. Fong, who became prominent after engineering a successful
leveraged buyout of bicycle-maker Roadmaster ...; ROCKY MOUNTAIN
NEWS STAFF; 08-20-1994 ;Word Count: 232
DUSTY STEERS VIEWER WRONG;
Score: 100; Editor: I have always taken Dusty Saunders' opinion as gospel,
but I think he finally gave me a bum steer. He praised Bill Maher's
Politically Incorrect show as must-see. I am really disappointed, to say the
least. Maher himself is a pretty g...; ; 02-23-1997 ;Word Count: 434
AGENT SAYS REED LEANING TO ROCKIES;
Score: 100; The agent for catcher Jeff Reed said Friday his client is
leaning toward the Colorado Rockies, but that negotiations also are
continuing with the St. Louis Cardinals and Milwaukee Brewers. Steve
Pierce said he expected to talk again this weeke...; TRACY RINGOLSBY;
ROCKY MOUNTAIN NEWS STAFF WRITER; 12-16-1995 ;Word
Count: 564
RENAISSANCE MAN TONY GAINES DIES AT 82;
Score: 100; Tony Gaines, a longtime Denverite who traced his rich Italian
ancestry to the Crusades, died Aug. 11 in Spreckelsville, Hawaii. He was
82. Once described as a modern Renaissance man, Gaines, whose
background included work as an art director fo...; MICHAEL ROMANO;
ROCKY MOUNTAIN NEWS STAFF WRITER; 08-31-1993 ;Word
Count: 395
WRESTLING AT A GLANCE;
Score: 100; The top 10 teams have been ranked by Tim and Kent Yount,
of the wrestling newsletter On The Mat. For a comprehensive ranking of
all athletes in all weights, send $10 check with current mailing address to
On The Mat, 2855 Roundtop Drive, Colo...; ; 12-05-1996 ;Word Count:
4130
$2.2 MILLION REHAB MAKES EATS A TREAT AT
THORNTON HIGH STUDENT-RUN CAFETERIA, ROYAL
GORGE, REOPENS WITH TASTES AND SMELLS OF
FAST-FOOD FAVORITES;
Score: 100; Remember mystery meat in the school cafeteria? That's
ancient history. These days, school cafeterias cater to students raised on
brand-name foods from fast-food franchises. ''That's what the kids want,''
said Deborah Binder-Lavender, pri...; Cathy Cummins; Rocky Mountain
News Staff Writer; 04-01-1998 ;Word Count: 355
EDGEWATER COPS INSIST THEY'LL QUIT IN PAY FLAP
HALF OF THE 13-MEMBER FORCE READY TO LOOK FOR
NEW JOBS, SAY OFFICERS FED UP WITH WAGE FREEZE;
Score: 100; At least half the Police Department may quit if the city doesn't
come up with more money for salaries and three additional officers, some
disgruntled members say. "If they don't come across with this money, it's
not good for us to stay here,"s...; TILLIE FONG; ROCKY MOUNTAIN
NEWS STAFF WRITER; 08-14-1991 ;Word Count: 447
TALK TO YOUR TV;
Score: 100; Psychics missed the call in Di's tragedy Editor: Since some of
the last pictures of Diana and Dodi showed them visiting Diana's psychic
(reader) together, I couldn't help but wonder why Channel 4 had not been
on the air yet with another ...; ; 10-05-1997 ;Word Count: 364
HERE ARE DEALS, STEALS FROM LOCAL WINE SHOPS;
Score: 100; A search through six months of tasting notes turned up the
following recommendations in tasty imported wines. Wines are arranged
alphabetically by producer and are available at many local wine shops.
1987 Antinori Chianti Classico riserva ($11...; BILL ST. JOHN; DENVER
FREELANCE WRITER; 07-21-1991 ;Word Count: 558
TRANSACTIONS BASEBALL AMERICAN LEAGUE;
Score: 100; Agreed to terms with Leo Gomez, third baseman, on a
one-year contract. BOSTON RED SOX - Announced that Mark Meleski,
manager; Jim Bibby, pitching coach; and Joe Marchese, coach, will return
to Lynchburg of the Carolina League. CHICAGO WHITE S...; ;
01-11-1994 ;Word Count: 237
EX-TRADER IN HOT WATER AGAIN FORMER
PENNY-STOCK FIGURE ACCUSED IN INSIDER-TRADING
SCANDAL;
Score: 100; An infamous figure of Denver's penny-stock past today faces
insider-trading charges in a newly minted stock scandal. One-time
millionaire Joseph V. Pignatiello, a resident of Greenwood Village, made
his fortune trading under-$1 stocks in Denve...; DON KNOX; ROCKY
MOUNTAIN NEWS STAFF WRITER; 11-05-1992 ;Word Count: 454
BOXING CARD AT HOLIDAY INN;
Score: 100; Heavyweights Ron Lyle and Michael Dokes and lightweight
Lonnie Smith headline a professional boxing card at the Holiday Inn Trade
Center, 1-70 and Chambers Road, Saturday at 7 p.m. Lyle of Denver will
fight Larry Fleming of Cincinnati. Smith, ...; ; 11-17-1995 ;Word Count:
239
UNFAIR, UNJUST - AND LEGAL THE ISSUE: EDGEWATER
POLICE SEIZE FIRM, SELL IT BACK TO OWNER OUR
VIEW: WHATEVER HAPPENED TO DUE PROCESS?;
Score: 100; The investigators, had they been inclined toward honesty,
should have said: ''We are from the government, and we are here to rob
you." Instead, as the News reported Sunday, Edgewater authorities closed
a local pawnshop, then demanded that its owne...; ; 08-28-1991 |
