Waco raid tale fuels Washington finger pointing in D C
In a Washington AP report on the February 28 ATF raid at Mt. Carmel near Waco Texas the plan to seize weapons failed after the cult led by David Koresh forewarned and fired on agents. Four ATF agents died and 15 were wounded in a 45 minute firefight as investigations into lead up and execution broaden.
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Examiners Confirm One Body Found in Waco Fire Debris
Medical examiners identified one body among the Branch Davidian compound remains in Waco Texas. Officials expect to match more names with other corpses recovered. 44 bodies had been removed and four more located. As many as 86 died in the fire on April 19 after the February 28 siege. Autopsies show gunshot deaths for a man and woman, with three others dying of smoke and carbon monoxide.
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Financial Independence Mail Offer Sparks Help Pitch
A terse direct mail note invites readers to send SALE to Financial Independence at PO BOX 3832 Frederick Maryland 21705 3832 seeking a specialized financial plan. The message promises weed financial help and prompts action via a postal request.
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Questions smolder among ashes of Ranch Apocalypse
Washington reports amid doubt and debate over the Waco tragedy where the Branch Davidian compound fire killed over 80, including two dozen children. Officials, survivors, and lawmakers challenge accounts as inquiries loom.
Automotive Ad Opportunity Offers Spring Co op Exposure
Advertisers are invited to showcase auto related goods and services in a spring automotive section. Deadline May 11 1993 with potential co op opportunities from major manufacturers. Call 662-1177 and ask for Art Kester or News-Post representative. April 29 1993.
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