Murder plot ties Kansas City horse carriage feud
Marilyn L'Donna, 51, owner of Surreys Ltd., is accused of plotting to murder her boyfriend to claim a life insurance payout and crush rivals Pride of Kansas City and others. Police stopped the plan on January 8, and she was jailed without bail on charges of solicitation of murder for hire and providing a firearm for a felony.
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Kansas City
Marilyn L’donna
Surreys Ltd
Gene Hall
Mary Goodale
Goodale
Pride of Kansas City
L’donna
Beth Gottstein
City
Neighborhood and Community Services Agency
Gottstein
L’ Donna
Hall
Ronald W. Getty
Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms
Getty
S’donna
John Ee Aashe
Donna
Encell
Michael §. Jones
Country Club Plaza
Bam
Trisha Bishop
Gotti Jr. charged in racketeering sweep
White Plains AP John Gotti Jr. facing four federal indictments on racketeering tax evasion and extortion linked to Scores topless club and other crimes. Denny McLain named in connections to telecom fraud. Gotti pleads innocent. bail hearing set. authorities seek 34 others, five more wanted. If convicted could face 20 years per count.
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White Plains
N.Y
John Gotti Jr
Gambino
Gotti
Denny McLain
Yonkers Street
Richard Rehbeck
U.S
Mary Jo White
Rehbeck
Fellows
Dennis Vacco
Vacco
White
Gotti Jr
Scores
Manhattan
East Side
Lewis Schilio
FBI
New York
John Gotti Sr
McLain
Detroit Tigers
Pennsylvania
Plane carrying Alexander makes emergency stop
Former Tennessee governor Lamar Alexander and three others rode a Beachcraft Baron that landed on its belly at Richmond International Airport after two wheels failed to deploy and a third wheel collapsed on touchdown at 4:22 p.m. No injuries were reported. The crew heard a banging noise in the rear and found the landing gear would not deploy, according to Martinair Inc. spokesperson Stephanie Holt.
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Richmond
Tennessee
Lamar Alexander
Richmond International Airport
Stephanie Holt
Martinair Inc
First lady calls students to address race issues at Goucher
First Lady urges action on race at Goucher College Winter Convocation in Baltimore. She rejects colorblind America, credits 1960s student protests, and says today’s youth must lead Clinton administration efforts to improve race relations. She cites Mandela and urges inclusive dialogue to avoid grave consequences.
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Eyeles
Goucher College
America
Goucher
Clinton
Nelson Mandela
South Africa
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