FBI siege of Covenant camp aims to arrest leader Ellison
Up to 80 heavily armed agents gathered around the Covenant, the Sword and the Arm of the Lord compound in Arkansas to serve a firearms warrant on leader James Ellison. Negotiations to surrender Ellison continued as authorities and camp residents faced a tense standoff.
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Wiesel speaks at White House urging wreath debate
Elie Wiesel, frail and solemn, urges President Reagan not to lay a wreath at the German SS cemetery. He recalls Auschwitz and Buchenwald, the deaths of six million Jews, and vows the world must remember the Holocaust.
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Rita Lavelle begins six month prison term for lying to Congress
Rita Lavelle former head of the EPA Superfund says she was framed as she surrenders to a minimum security federal prison about 40 miles southeast of San Francisco to serve six months and pay a $10 000 fine. The case centers on her testimony about Aerojet General Corp involvement in dumping toxic waste at Stringfellow pits near Riverside.
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Woman in spy case framed as KGB pawn in high stakes case
Svetlana Ogorodnikov and her estranged husband Nikolay are charged with conspiring with ex FBI agent Richard W. Miller to pass classified documents to the Soviet Union. Prosecutors describe Miller as a traitor while defense says both sides pulled the strings in a volatile romance driven plot. Miller faces trial later.
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Kohl hails Reagan visit as gesture of a true friend
West Germany's Chancellor Helmut Kohl calls Reagan's plan to visit Bitburg cemetery and Bergen Belsen a symbol of reconciliation. He urged adding a Holocaust site visit to honor Nazi victims, noting U.S. and German ties and the Bitburg controversy amid WWII memory.
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Public Utilities Commission Hearing on Ohio Edison Case
The Public Utilities Commission of Ohio schedules a public hearing in Case 84-14-EL-EFC Subfile A to review Ohio Edison fuel procurement practices and Electric Fuel Component. The 1:30 p.m. session is set for April 24, 1985 at City Council Chambers Akron, Ohio 44308. Interested parties may contact the commission for further information.
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Svetlana Ogorodnikovs FBI informant claims
Brian says Svetlana Ogorodnikov fell for agents John Hunt in 1982 and Miller in 1984, following a pattern. Kendall notes Hunt will testify she frequently threw herself at him, leading him to back away. Brian maintains her feelings were genuine and that she believed she was helping the FBI as an informant.
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