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Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Aug 16, 1991

Page

7

Famous Army VII Corps to be disbanded in 1992

The Army announces the VII Corps in Europe will disband next year as part of halving U.S. forces in Europe by 1995. The unit, famed for leading Normandy to victory in war and the Persian Gulf success under Lt. Gen. Frederick Franks, will withdraw by September 1992, with two divisions retired and others reassessed while V Corps remains the main fighting force on the continent.

V Corps VII Corps Frederick Franks Republican Guard Europe 3Rd Armored Frankfurt Germany Sth Bad Kreuznach 3Rd Bush Administration William Foster Army Pentagon Foster U.S France Normandy J. Lawton Joe” Collins Ardennes Command and General Staff College Fort Leavenworth Kan Pete Keating Army Public Affairs Office Colin Powell Joint Chiefs of Staff John Galvin NATO VIE Corps

Serial killing case may go slow in Gulfport

Federal and state authorities plan a deliberate probe into self confessed killer Donald Evans who claims more than 60 victims. Three killings are confirmed including Beatrice Routh. FBI serial killer unit to verify links. Evans to be arraigned in Biloxi and seeks life sentence in exchange for cooperation.

Gulfport, Miss Henry Lucas Gulfport George Payne Mr. Payne Henry Lee Lucas Texas FBI Donald Leroy Evans Evans Beatrice Louise Routh Mississippi Daytona Beach Fort Lauderdale Fla Fred Lusk Galveston U.S. District Court Biloxi Lusk

Federal law used against small offenders sparks farm case

Pittsburgh based AP report details how federal asset seizure actions hit Dickey Easter and a Vermont family. Six marijuana plants led to attempted seizure of Robert Machin and Joann Lidell’s 49 acre farm, prompting community protests and intervention by federal officials.

Pittsburgh Dickey Easter Tegal Robert Machin Joann Lidell Pittsburgh Press Machin Ms. Lidell Washington George Terwilliger II Vermont Ter Justice Department

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