Drug Trafficking Report Links Cocaine Boom to Global Gangs
A Justice Department study described drug trafficking as a multinational conglomerate with Colombian cartels and groups like La Cosa Nostra and COC. It highlights executives, rotating managers, and money laundering across Asia, the United States, and Europe, naming specific crime bosses and ethnic syndicates.
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Cleveland
National Institute of Justice
Indianapolis
San Diego
San Antonio
New York
Justice Department
United States
Dick Thornburgh
Wyoming
Iowa
Georgia
South Carolina
Thornburgh
South America
Des Moines
Hartford
Jose Rodriguez
U.S
COC
United Bamboo Gang
Shang Chu
Sing Fung
Heung Chu
Asia
Los Angeles
Lorain County Chamber touts growth and goals in year-end review
Lorain County Chamber of Commerce leaders noted a second year of progress with clubs in industrial growth and quality of life. They highlighted the 9 1 1 emergency system and Lorain Port Authority levy, plus a 1991 goal of 10 000 jobs.
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Lorain
Gene Ross
Lorain County
Lorain Port Authority
Ross
County Chamber
Frank DiTillio
Robert Bowman
Bowman
Elyria and
Lorain Chambers of Commerce
Westlake Hears Busing Proposal Amid Growth at Bassett
Westlake considers leasing Forestview Elementary in Bay Village for the 1990-91 kindergarten program while planning an $720,000 eight room addition at Bassett Elementary. Dr. Ed Mularz trails a plan to rent Forestview for all district kindergartners with 130 to 140 in two sessions.
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Westlake
Bay Village
Bassett
Ed Mularz
Mularz
Forestview
Wolf Road
Bay
Keith Richards
Lorain Woman Charged With Attempted Murder in Shootings
Ginger Manning 35 was charged with attempted murder after allegedly shooting her estranged husband Todd Manning 29 in Lorain early Thursday. Todd is in critical condition. a preliminary hearing is set for Thursday at 2 p.m. A custody hearing for the couple’s three and four year olds was scheduled in domestic relations court.
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Lorain
Ginger Manning
Erie Ave
Lorain County
Robert Ewers
Manning
Todd Manning
Mark Provenza
Said calls West Bank occupation savage in Oberlin lecture
Edward Said, Columbia University professor, denounces Israeli control of the West Bank and Gaza as savage and inhumane. He criticizes U S subsidies of about 3 billion dollars, argues they delay peace, and praises the Intifada as a worldwide symbol of democracy against tyranny. He urges acknowledgment of Palestinians' rights and homeland.
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West Bank
Oberlin
Gaza Strip
Edward Said
New York
Columbia University
Oberlin College
Finney Chapel
Said
Jerusalem
Palestine National Council
Institute of Arab Studies
United States
Israel
Edward Sain
Middle East
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