Federal agents arrest Ohio cult leader near border
Federal agents and county deputies arrested Jeffrey Lundgren 39 near the Mexican border. His wife Alice 38 and son Damon 19 were also taken into custody. Police said the motel room and a storage locker contained weapons, ammunition, knives, gas masks and camping gear. Three Lundgren children were placed in protective custody. He faces extradition to Ohio on charges including aggravated murder and kidnapping.
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Ohio
Jeffrey Lundgren
Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints
Lundgren
Alice
Damon
Kristen
Caleb
Jason
Andrew Vita
Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms Office
Los Angeles
Kirtland
Ronald K. Andelsek
Lundgrens
Reorganized Church
Cleveland-area
Dennis Avery
Cheryl
Averys
Southern
California
Ammuni
Possible romantic motive in Stuart murder case
Boston police suspect Charles Stuart considered a romantic motive for killing his pregnant wife and probe whether family helped cover tracks. Reports say investigators questioned Stuart's brother and a cousin claimed a remark about getting rid of his wife. Charles Stuart died by apparent suicide after the slaying.
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Boston
Charles Stuart
Raymond Flynn
New York Times
Stuart
Suffolk County District Attorney
Matthew
Matthew Stuart
Stuarts
Steven Reardon
Revere
Reardon
Carol
Boston Globe
Boston Herald
Ford to make front seat air bags standard by mid 1990s
Ford Motor Co plans to require front seat air bags on all cars by the mid 1990s and already offers driver side bags and manual belts on about 1 million Ford, Lincoln, and Mercury vehicles. The Veterans Affairs Department hints it will exit the mobile home loan program this year due to high default rates among active duty service members, affecting those buying near bases.
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Ford
Detroit
Ford Motor Co
Lincoln
Mercury
Washington
Veterans Affairs Department
Armed Services
Noriega bribery claims span USA Noriega money ties in 1976 book
New Frederick Kempe book alleges the CIA paid Manuel Noriega $110000 annually in 1976 though he opposed the United States after bribing officials to obtain secret tapes. It says Omar Torrijos ordered Noriega to stir things up while U S wiretaps in Panama were exposed. The book, Divorcing the Dictator, notes CIA director Bush refused to prosecute.
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New York
CIA
Bush
Manuel Antonio Noriega
United States
Frederick Kempe
Noriega
U.S
Omar Torrijos
Panama Canal
Panama
Newsweek
Lew Allen Jr
National Security Agency
White House
G.P. Putnam’s Sons
Toddlers Trapped With Dead Father After Wreck in Maud
In Maud Texas two boys aged four and three spent about twelve hours in a wrecked pickup beside their dead father James Mills twenty five after the vehicle slid off a rural road into a tree. Sheriff’s deputy Jones found the children early Saturday as they tried to wake their father. The boys Joshua Mills and Nathan Mills were treated and released from Wadley Regional Medical Center.
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Maud, Texas
Bowie County
Joshua Mills
Nathan
James Mills
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