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PD CONN maw ft 0 148 the center of the garment industry, and in the Pittston, Pennsylvania, 12 | 1 brea, Mafiosi are extremely active. The familiar name of Joseph Profact 1a8 linked to four dress firms in New York City as the owner, (62-9-62, p. 144) Me In the Pittston region, four hoodlums-- Russell Bufalino, | ‘9 2cingelo Sciandra, Dominic Alaimo, and James Osticco--all of whom al 5 gttended the Apalachin meeting, are owners or have interests in nearly 350 garmont manufacturing concerns. Bufalino, Pittston Mafia leader, owns 26 opne garment factory and has been on the payroll of another Mafioso, Angelo 4G 2O 2Gciandra, who owns two such compantes in that area. Sctandra'‘s father, 30 | 3 ohn, was heal of the Mafia In that localtty until his death in the mid-1940's, ziehen Bufsalino assured command, eee p , ‘oy p. 18; 92-2762-2, pp. 1c 15; 92-2838- 1, 9 2 35 My 3 I 36 6. Miscellancous : 37 38 Joseph 7erilli and Feter Licavoli, both important Mafia leaders in ,- 39 ; | Detroit, have in the pyst, been reported as owning or holding interests in 4 jlumerous. legitimate businesses, These have included an automobile agency, a hy yspeer distributorship, a farm, a bus line, commerctal fishing boats on the east 46 ind west coasts, a new packaging process for apptes, a plant nursery, and aoa franchise for a "wonder" grass. 25 Other businesses engaged In by Mafiosi Include the importation of 93 54olive ofl, the manufacture of cheese and tomato paste, bars, restaurants, and 35 (122) s&night clubs. (62-75147-15-23, p. 55; 62-75147-15-60, pp. 13-14; 100-42303-287; | Zoe ' ; 37 - 82 - 92-2834-7, p. 35; 62-9-62) 8 2 50 , 51 52