New generation of white racist groups linked to parcel bombs
The FBI probes a new wave of organized white supremacists linked to deadly parcel bombs that killed a federal judge in Alabama and a Savannah lawyer. Authorities note the attackers target judges and activists, with letters from groups like Americans for a Competent Federal Judicial System claiming responsibility and threatening further violence. Research from Southern Poverty Law Center highlights rising hate crimes through the 1980s, including shootings, assaults, and murders.
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Jacksonville
Fla
Aurora Taers
Sito
Florida
Georgia
Alabama
Julie Love
America
KKK
U.S
Robert Vance
Robert Robinson
Jackson
Miss
Linder
11Th Cienit Court
Damel Levitas
Center For Democratic Renewal
Posse Comitatus
Ne Posse
Southern Poverty Law Center
United States
Explosive scare and NAACP protest mark Emancipation Day
FBI identifies explosive amid an Emancipation Day event in Atlanta that proceeded without incident while protesters gathered outside NAACP headquarters. Rev R L White warned of looming civil rights fatigue. Baltimore picketers shouted anti-NAACP slogans, with signs including Bomb Benny as NAACP offices closed for New Year’s Day. NAACP spokesman James D Williams condemned the demonstrators.
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NAACP
Balumore
R.L. White
Baltimore
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Benny
Benjamin L. Hooks
FDA role in blood probed by congressional panel
A House Energy and Commerce subcommittee opened a wide ranging probe into FDA oversight of the blood industry. Investigators interview FDA personnel, blood banks and other sources while reviewing hundreds of documents to assess manpower, data, and training. The inquiry follows recalls and safety concerns amid reduced inspections in the early 1980s and expands to blood banks plasma centers and blood trading.
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John D. Dingell
D-Mich
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Dbouumigusary
The
Philadelphia Inquirer
Dingell
U.S
Federal Agency
Elephants Found After Seven Year Chase In Tehachapi
In Tehachapi California two Indian elephants Tory and Duchess returned home after a seven year search involving the FBI. Owner Dick Drake pursued a complex case with Seidon over ownership dating back to 1982 after the elephants disappeared with Drake's team in a motel stay in Pennsylvania.
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FBI
California
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Hennevin
Vr Drake
Tory
Duchess
Arian Scion
Seidon
American Express
Drake
Eddie
Pennsylvania
Gore
New Jersey
Seiden
United States
Canada
South Carolina
Monmouth County
Thera
Animal World
Agout Lis
Arkansas
Texas
Sheriff's Department
Marion County
El Paso Car Theft Rings Drive City Risk and Loss
El Paso experiences a sharp rise in auto thefts with reports of organized rings targeting American made cars. Police report a high border-related recovery rate and widespread loss, with 4,861 vehicles stolen in 1989 through November and a population-based rate well above the national average.
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Tia
Mary Wallez
Mexco
John Scagno
Aso Times
Arturo Flores
Police
Flores
Dallas
Texas Association of Vehicle
Mexico
Mexico City
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