NEWS
May 11, 1986
Two reputed organized crime figures and a San Fernando Valley man have been indicted by a federal grand jury on charges that they schemed to defraud General Enertech Corp. stockholders by fraudulently transferring 400,000 shares of the firm's stock. The seven-count indictment names Michael A. Rizzitello, 59, of Canoga Park, Robert George Paduano, 43, of Newport Beach, and Nicholas Nardi, 66, of Chatsworth.
BUSINESS
August 22, 1990
Douglas Derouin has been named vice president of business development for Hydro-Fluent Inc., an Irvine environmental engineering and services company. Before joining the company, he was testing services manager for Paul-Munroe Enertech, a nuclear-power engineering and services company, and regional operations manager for Smith International, an oil-drilling product and services company in Houston.
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May 11, 1986 | JOHN KENDALL, Times Staff Writer
Two reputed organized crime figures and a San Fernando Valley man have been indicted by a federal grand jury on charges that they schemed to defraud General Enertech Corp. stockholders by fraudulently transfering hundreds of thousands of shares of the firm's stock. A seven-count indictment, sought by the U.S. Justice Department's Organized Crime Task Force, named Michael A. Rizzitello, 59, of Canoga Park, Robert George Paduano, 43, of Newport Beach and Nicholas Nardi, 66, of Chatsworth.
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May 11, 1986 | JOHN KENDALL, Times Staff Writer
Two reputed organized crime figures--including a Newport Beach man--and a third man who runs an investment firm have been indicted by a federal grand jury on charges they schemed to defraud General Enertech Corp. stockholders by illegally transferring hundreds of thousands of shares of the firm's stock. A seven-count indictment, sought by the Justice Department's Organized Crime Task Force, named Michael A. Rizzitello, 59, of Canoga Park, and Robert George Paduano, 43, of Newport Beach.
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October 4, 1986 | JOHN KENDALL, Times Staff Writer
A federal court jury in Los Angeles has acquitted three Southern California men on charges of scheming to defraud stockholders of a Montana firm by fraudulently transferring and selling several hundred thousand shares of the company's stock. Robert George Paduano, 43, of Newport Beach and Nicholas Nardi, 66, of Chatsworth were acquitted at mid-day Friday on all charges in a seven-count indictment handed down in May. The third defendant, Michael A.
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October 5, 1986 | John Kendall
A Newport Beach man and two others were acquitted by a federal court jury in Los Angeles on charges of scheming to defraud stockholders of a Montana firm by fraudulently transferring and selling several hundred thousand shares of the company's stock. Robert George Paduano, 43, of Newport Beach and Nicholas Nardi, 66, of Chatsworth were acquitted Friday on all charges in a seven-count indictment handed up in May. The third defendant, Michael A.