Seven Million Dollar Counterfeit Cash Ring Foiled
Secret Service seized more than 7 million dollars in counterfeit currency in a multi state operation. Two Gardner Massachusetts men and one from Grosvenor Dale Connecticut were arrested, with 3 million found in a Sutton Massachusetts residence and about 25 thousand taken from Salisbury Massachusetts. The remaining four million was recovered in Connecticut. Bills were produced by an offset photocopy style process.
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Boston
Masset
Gardner, Mass
Grosvenor Dale
Conn
Secret Service
Sutton
Mass
Salisbury
Connecticut
Richard Terry
Spectral
Secret Service Office
Gandaeqngh
Sands
Salsbury
Richard L. Sbrega
Wayne F. Heddam
el Rancho
Newburypiet District Court
Man pays buddy to serve his jail term
In Greensboro Jerry Mills had his jail term partly served by buddy Ronnie Ward who volunteered to work the remaining nine weekends at 200 dollars per weekend. The scheme went undiscovered for seven weeks until a tip. Mills may face more time behind bars. The prison used roll calls and lacked photo records to spot the ruse. In Kissimmee Florida three men breached a minimum security yard and attempted to steal two 25 inch TVs from inmates. They fled when spotted, impersonated guards, and asked for inmates DC numbers. Prison Chief John Marsh suspects alumni involvement.
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Greensboro
N.C
Guilford County
Jerry Riley Mills
Ronnie Legrand Ward Jr
Mills
Sheriff's
Herbertyrd
Kissimmee
Fla
Prson
Department of Corrections
John Marsh
Inmate on new legs tries escape in Missouri
Inmate Fred Silva, recently fitted with artificial legs, attempted an escape at a Missouri facility. He overpowered a guard with a steel blade, handcuffed the officer, and commandeered the car before a state employee stopped him with another vehicle.
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Columbia
Fred Silva
Jefferson City Correctional Center
State Highway Department
Pete Abbott
Prosthetic Consultants Inc
Abbott
Silva
Associated P
Pump blamed in death of two at park
Kings Mills Ohio two men were electrocuted after wading into a pond at Kings Island amusement park on Sunday investigators traced the shock to an aerator pump while a bystander survived. Darryl Robertson 20 Wright State University student and park security guard and William Haithcoat 21 Cincinnati were killed as they tried to rescue another man Candy Taylor 32 Toledo fell from the Flight Commander ride. A Swiss design firm Intamin Inc. inspected the ride as officials sought the cause.
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Park Kings Mills
Ohio
Kings Island Park
Park
Steve Edwards
Darryl Robertson
Hamilton
Wright State University
William Haithcoat
Cincinnati
Candy Taylor
Toledo
Intamin Inc
Switzerland
Edwards
Death of ex deputy shrouded in mystery
Los Angeles area ex deputy and his wife were found dead in a murder suicide. The couple, married six months, left two children ages 12 and 8. The ex deputy’s family disputes that he took his own life, noting plans to celebrate Father’s Day with the children and a trip to Kentucky to visit grandparents.
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Los Angeles
Mary House
Charles
Victora Howden
Jason
Mary Jen
la Crescenta
Kentucky
Robert
Wife had affair with teen, cops say
Laur ie Kellogg and McDowell faced second degree murder charges as state police tied the case to a web of alleged affairs and motives. Bruce Kellogg, 4-time shot in sleep, was found at his Romulus cottage near Scipio Center. Five suspects, ages 15 to 18, linked to Harrisburg area, were detained after admissions.
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Kellogg
Laurie Kellogg
Thomas P. Keily
McDowell
Nuon
Kelly
Troop F
Canandaigua
Bruce Kellogg
Harrisburg
Allen Emerson
Emerson
Romulus
Seneca County
Syracuse
Nicole Marie Pappas
Balthaser St
Charles W. Sebelist
S. Lockwillow Ave
Kristi L. Mullins
Bruce
Laurie Kelloge
Harrise Drive
Dauhin County Court of Common Leas
New York
Dauphin County
Ralph W. Bienk
New York State
Bienk
Cayuga County
Kenneth
H & H Services
Mechanicsburg
Ken Hutchinson
Ken
Hutchinson
Christopher
Kyle
Debra Kellogg
Kevin
Laurie
Kelloggs
Bruce Kelloge
Linglestown
Harnsburg
Kelloge
Scipio Center
Robb suspends three aides amid wiretap controversy
Virginia Senator Charles Robb places three top aides on paid leave as he vows an inquiry into a wiretapping affair linked to rival Cov. L. Douglas Wilder. The dispute, drawing in state authorities and fueling a bid for the White House, underscores a bitter Democratic feud with national implications.
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Washington
Virginia
Charles Robb
Robb
Cov. L. Douglas Wilder
Wilder
Europe
Richmond Times-Dispatch
Doug Wilder
White House
Book predicts war between US and Japan in new hit
Tokyo readers embrace The Coming War With Japan by George Friedman and Meredith LeBar, despite critics. The authors warn that economic and other clashes could force a second conflict, while Washington observers worry the Darwinian survival view could inflame U.S. sentiment toward Japan.
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Japan
Tokyo
United States
Washington
George Friedman
Meredith LeBar4
Budget questions answered as Cuomo vetoes limit aid
Albany lawmakers clash over the 1991-92 budget. Cuomo vetoed 937 million, boosting the total to 52.8 billion. A package of 1.2 billion in new taxes and 700 million in one-time revenues is under review, with overrides possible but unlikely.
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Albany
Mario Cuomo
New York
Cuomo
House
Assembly
Senate
Edward Regan
Regan
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