Chicago firm tied to Libya arms parts dealings under probe
A federal grand jury investigates Tencom Corp of Northbrook for selling more than 19 million in military aircraft parts to Libya. U.S. agents seized 1.4 million in parts at O'Hare in September amid the probe into Ne dim Sulyak, a Turkish national who founded the firm in 1978.
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Mad Mike Hoare’s failed Seychelles coup attempt
Johannesburg AP report details the botched coup led by 'Mad Mike' Hoare and 43 mercenaries against the Seychelles government. They were arrested in Durban and face up to 30 years in prison. Beeld and officials linked South Africa to the incident, while Nyerere urged handover to Seychelles.
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