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Western Carolinian April 4, 1979
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April 3, 1979/The Western Carolinian/Page S Jacksiago and company put out of business by security Mafia ring broken up at WCU Four of WCU's most famous underworld figures were arrested late last night when campus security raided Western Carolinian offices and confiscated $500,000 worth of illegal drugs, gambling machines and other black market materials David Jacksiago. known leader of the WCU mafia, was arrested and charged with attempting to distribute illegal materials. Arrested with Jacksiago were I ego Mi Dago lagano, Markus Wilkiano and Steve Surlio who were charged with the same crimes as Jackiago. plus face charges for attempting to "fix" the upcoming SGA elections. Dago Lagano and Wilkiano were not working together on the elections caper. Still on the loose are Eddie Vandello. David Curtasego and Doug Beam Capone. w ho wire expected to have been operating under the famed "Wop Gang" since late December of last year. Sources say the group pretended to print a campus newspaper, but were reallv operating most ot the WCl Mack market operations on Wednesday night frorn Joyner 10 better known as the Western Carolinian offices. Vandello reportedlv caught a I W A I Airlines flight Out ol (ullowl this morning for Sicilv while Curtasego and Heam C apone were last seen racing down highway 107, Police lost track of the two gangsters somewhere outside ot Wavneswlle 1 he $500,000 worth of materials confiscated included eleven violin cases, 42 "hot" pizzas, Seventeen cases of imported Italian wine along with machine guns, slot machines, over Id pounds of Cocaine, enough pot to keep WCU high for the rest of the semester, heroin, four latin ladies ot the evening and a complete collection of frank Sinatra albums The "Wop Gang" avoided arrest In using false suspicious in January wi liver- ing vasl numbers ot pizzas, sonieln 0 a night, lo the Western Carolinian otli WOUld walk in the door and gel trampled In pie tmng to get the pizza,' said one del' l'nichard Smith ol W< I ; tne tip trom Speedies was a major factor,"but we had expected thev were hanging out in the Western imian every since they Started living those Italian flags But it was when the) painted the white and green that I knew it was lime to investigate." 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The Western Carolinian is Western Carolina University's student-run newspaper. The paper was published as the Cullowhee Yodel from 1924 to 1931 before changing its name to The Western Carolinian in 1933.
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