The prisoner who wouldn't leave: Main Line lawyer Beatty Chadwick could get out of jail tomorrow if he'd just open his mouth - and his Swiss bank account

Article Abstract:

Main Line millionaire H. Beatty Chadwick, a successful corporate lawyer, is serving an unlimited jail sentence for contempt of court. He would be set free if he revealed the location of his fortune, but is unwilling to do this because he would then have to give his ex-wife a share.

Cases, Alimony, Chadwick, H. Beatty

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The disappearing bride: what really happened at the Inquirer went "To Russia for Love"?

Article Abstract:

The story of Harrisburg, PA, postal worker Randy Heisey and his Ukrainian brie Lora Shcherbakova, who met through a bride-hunting agency, is discussed. Particular attention is given to their appearance in an Inquirer series on American men who seek foreign women to marry.

Media coverage, Intercountry marriage, Heisey, Randy, Shcherbakova, Lora

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How I crashed ... and burned

Article Abstract:

The steps to revive the computer after it has crashed are explained. An illustration is provided to highlight the consequences of burning of trash to get rid of it.

New York, Methods, System crash (Computers), Computer system crashes, Disaster recovery (Computers), Disaster recovery

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