Libyan arms case ties Wilson to CIA and terror plot
Prosecutor says Wilson shipped four handguns and an Army rifle to Libyan officials helping secure a $22 million contract. Evidence shows weapons sent from Dulles to Bonn and Europe, with one pistol later linked to a Libyan rival’s murder. Wilson faces multiple trials for weapons, terror training, and explosives exports.
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Judge voids Cryts contempt judgment after raid on soybeans
U.S. District Judge G Thomas Eisele in Little Rock voided a $279,000 contempt verdict against Wayne Cryts for seizing 31,000 bushels of soybeans from a bankrupt grain elevator. He left open the possibility of reimposing penalties, citing the act as wrongful but unauthorized. Cryts, a Missouri farmer, refused to identify accomplices or dumping of the beans. Baker, the bankruptcy judge, had held Cryts in contempt and imposed costs and a $1,500 daily fine, both vacated.
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G. Thomas Eisele
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Charles W. Baker
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Cedar Falls man held in wife kidnapping incident
A Cedar Falls man, in the middle of a divorce, allegedly bound his mother in-law and two children and kidnapped his wife at knifepoint. Charles Edward Harmon, 33, was arrested after officers stopped his vehicle leaving Black Hawk County. The wife was unharmed.
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Charles Edward Harmon
Black Hawk County
June
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Government contests Martin registration claim in trial bid
The U.S. government disputes that Russell Martin was registered with Selective Service and argues that a former attorney’s letter claiming constructive registration was not valid. It says Martin repudiated Reynolds' assertion and seeks to block dismissal motions while noting potential inaccuracies in the information about the University of Iowa student body president. The brief expects a one day trial, and cites grounds including selective prosecution and the comment period failings of the presidential proclamation.
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Russell
Rusty
Martin
Selective Service
James Reynolds
Reynolds
U.S. District Court
Cedar Rapids
University of Iowa
California
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