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Ex-U.S. Judge Martin T. Manton, who peddled his decisions for $122,000, got five months knocked off his two-year sentence for good behavior, leaves Lewisburg penitentiary Oct. 13. ∙ ∙ Rumania's Ace Stunt Flyer Captain Alex Papana was arrested for working in a Pinehurst tearoom in violation of his visitor's visa. ∙∙ Andrew J. ("Bossy") Gillis, ex-"bad boy mayor" of Newburyport, Mass., will run for office from his cell, where he is now serving a term for libeling a judge.
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