Dead fisherman, live bait

Article Abstract:

Eliot Fisher was a streetwise scam artist who tried to stage an auto accident to obtain money to buy a bar. Fisher died of a drug overdose before receiving a settlement. The details of other Atlantic City scams are recounted, including those of the minor underworld figure Robert Simone.

Swindlers and swindling, Swindlers, Swindling

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A White House that keeps its promises

Article Abstract:

Peter Michael Pileggi founded the sandwich shop 40 years ago, and has gained a reputation for the best bread and submarine sandwiches on the East Coast. The history of the sub shop and anecdotes about its popularity are given.

New Jersey, Restaurants

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Lips get smacked

Article Abstract:

Philadelphia Phillies centerfielder Dykstra spends a great deal of time gambling during baseball's off-season. He recently lost $47,000 at the baccarat table at Merv Griffin resorts and behaved in a belligerent manner.

Behavior, Biography, Gamblers, Dykstra, Lenny

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