in the Panama Papers revelations and after the Supreme Court held that he had failed to disclose income from a Dubai-based company.

The five-member Joint Investigation Team that was probing the Sharif's wealth said in its report that it could not account for the family's vast wealth.

Apart from disqualifying Sharif, the Supreme Court ordered the Pakistani National Accountability Bureau to file cases against Sharif and his children within six weeks.

(With inputs from agencies)

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Saturday marked 37th anniversary of the death of legendary entertainer

August 17, 2014

Joe Rottenborn has always loved music and while quarterbacking the 1966 Quaker football team he played in a band called the "Swinging Pendulums."

He still plays guitar and during the recent "Class of 66 turns 66" gala last month, he was on stage with a number of classmates entertaining a reunion crowd at the Salem Saxon Club.

But go back to July 1958 when he was a typical 9-year-old Salem boy and his mother and father wanted to visit Joe's older brother, PFC John Rottenborn, who was drafted and stationed at Fort Hood, Texas with the U.S. Army.

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Joe Rottenborn shows the cover of the baseball records magazine that was autographed by Elvis