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July 16, 1998 | From Times Wire Reports
Three self-proclaimed members of the Republic of Texas separatist group schemed to kill President Clinton and other government officials using a cigarette lighter modified to shoot cactus needles coated with a deadly toxin, the FBI says. Oliver Dean Emigh, 63, Jack Abbott Grebe Jr., 43, and Johnnie Wise, 72, were arrested two weeks ago on charges of conspiracy to use weapons of mass destruction.
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October 3, 2005 | David G. Savage, Times Staff Writer
A defiant Rep. Tom DeLay said Sunday that the criminal indictment in Texas that forced him to resign as majority leader last week would not prevent him from continuing to lead Republicans in the House of Representatives. "I can do my job with or without the title," DeLay told "Fox News Sunday." He said his strong personal and professional relationship with House Speaker J. Dennis Hastert (R-Ill.) meant that he would continue to exert power and influence.
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March 14, 2004 | From Associated Press
The Dallas County sheriff is refusing to resign, despite a felony indictment against him and a demand by 40 of his employees that he leave office. Jim Bowles was charged Wednesday with funneling between $100,000 and $200,000 in political contributions into his personal bank accounts, the day after he lost a primary bid to keep the job he's held for 19 years. "If these charges were alleged against us, we would not be allowed to be here," Sgt.
NATIONAL
March 14, 2004 | From Associated Press
The Dallas County sheriff is refusing to resign, despite a felony indictment against him and a demand by 40 of his employees that he leave office. Jim Bowles was charged Wednesday with funneling between $100,000 and $200,000 in political contributions into his personal bank accounts, the day after he lost a primary bid to keep the job he's held for 19 years. "If these charges were alleged against us, we would not be allowed to be here," Sgt.
NEWS
September 13, 1997 | From Associated Press
The former mistress of ex-Housing Secretary Henry G. Cisneros was indicted Friday on charges that she took part in a money-laundering scheme and misled a grand jury and federal agencies. Linda Jones, 48, was indicted on 26 counts of conspiracy, bank fraud, money laundering and obstruction of a special counsel's investigation Her sister, Patsy J. Wooten, 55, and brother-in-law, Allen R. Wooten, 58, were indicted on the same charges, except for eight obstruction counts that name only Jones.
CALIFORNIA | LOCAL
December 6, 1989 | from United Press International
A Santa Ana resident was one of two men indicted by a federal grand jury in Texas this week for allegedly smuggling over a ton of cocaine. Arrested and indicted Monday by a federal grand jury in Del Rio were Alfonso Martin Portillo of Santa Ana and Antonio Obseguera Lucatero of Pomona. DEA spokesman Bill McDonald said the Del Rio Combined Task Force seized just slightly less than 2,004 pounds of cocaine early Sunday morning 17 miles west of Comstock.
NEWS
July 14, 1991 | From Associated Press
A Texas real estate developer has been indicted by a grand jury investigating influence peddling at the Department of Housing and Urban Development, court papers disclosed Friday. The indictment implicates two one-time aides to former Housing Secretary Samuel R. Pierce in a scheme to help the developer obtain federal grants under false pretenses. The developer, Leonard E. Briscoe, 49, of Ft.
SPORTS
November 11, 1994 | Associated Press
Notre Dame football player Michael Miller was free on bond in Texas on Thursday after being indicted on a charge of organized criminal activity in what authorities say was a fraudulent check-writing scheme. Miller turned himself in Wednesday, a day after Notre Dame Coach Lou Holtz had announced without explanation that Miller had left the university. "He showed up with an attorney in one hand and bond in another," said Rodney Glendening, a sheriff's detective in Ft.
CALIFORNIA | LOCAL
August 26, 1992 | RON RUSSELL, TIMES STAFF WRITER
A once-prominent Texas minister whose wife was choked and left for dead in 1987 was arrested Tuesday at the Los Angeles church where he serves as an executive after being indicted by a Dallas grand jury on charges of attempted murder. Walker Railey, 45, was arrested by Los Angeles police, accompanied by an officer from Dallas, in his offices at Immanuel Presbyterian Church in the Mid-Wilshire district, authorities said.
NATIONAL
October 3, 2005 | David G. Savage, Times Staff Writer
A defiant Rep. Tom DeLay said Sunday that the criminal indictment in Texas that forced him to resign as majority leader last week would not prevent him from continuing to lead Republicans in the House of Representatives. "I can do my job with or without the title," DeLay told "Fox News Sunday." He said his strong personal and professional relationship with House Speaker J. Dennis Hastert (R-Ill.) meant that he would continue to exert power and influence.
NEWS
July 16, 1998 | From Times Wire Reports
Three self-proclaimed members of the Republic of Texas separatist group schemed to kill President Clinton and other government officials using a cigarette lighter modified to shoot cactus needles coated with a deadly toxin, the FBI says. Oliver Dean Emigh, 63, Jack Abbott Grebe Jr., 43, and Johnnie Wise, 72, were arrested two weeks ago on charges of conspiracy to use weapons of mass destruction.
NEWS
September 13, 1997 | From Associated Press
The former mistress of ex-Housing Secretary Henry G. Cisneros was indicted Friday on charges that she took part in a money-laundering scheme and misled a grand jury and federal agencies. Linda Jones, 48, was indicted on 26 counts of conspiracy, bank fraud, money laundering and obstruction of a special counsel's investigation Her sister, Patsy J. Wooten, 55, and brother-in-law, Allen R. Wooten, 58, were indicted on the same charges, except for eight obstruction counts that name only Jones.
SPORTS
November 11, 1994 | Associated Press
Notre Dame football player Michael Miller was free on bond in Texas on Thursday after being indicted on a charge of organized criminal activity in what authorities say was a fraudulent check-writing scheme. Miller turned himself in Wednesday, a day after Notre Dame Coach Lou Holtz had announced without explanation that Miller had left the university. "He showed up with an attorney in one hand and bond in another," said Rodney Glendening, a sheriff's detective in Ft.
CALIFORNIA | LOCAL
August 26, 1992 | RON RUSSELL, TIMES STAFF WRITER
A once-prominent Texas minister whose wife was choked and left for dead in 1987 was arrested Tuesday at the Los Angeles church where he serves as an executive after being indicted by a Dallas grand jury on charges of attempted murder. Walker Railey, 45, was arrested by Los Angeles police, accompanied by an officer from Dallas, in his offices at Immanuel Presbyterian Church in the Mid-Wilshire district, authorities said.
NEWS
July 14, 1991 | From Associated Press
A Texas real estate developer has been indicted by a grand jury investigating influence peddling at the Department of Housing and Urban Development, court papers disclosed Friday. The indictment implicates two one-time aides to former Housing Secretary Samuel R. Pierce in a scheme to help the developer obtain federal grants under false pretenses. The developer, Leonard E. Briscoe, 49, of Ft.
CALIFORNIA | LOCAL
December 6, 1989 | from United Press International
A Santa Ana resident was one of two men indicted by a federal grand jury in Texas this week for allegedly smuggling over a ton of cocaine. Arrested and indicted Monday by a federal grand jury in Del Rio were Alfonso Martin Portillo of Santa Ana and Antonio Obseguera Lucatero of Pomona. DEA spokesman Bill McDonald said the Del Rio Combined Task Force seized just slightly less than 2,004 pounds of cocaine early Sunday morning 17 miles west of Comstock.
WORLD
July 30, 2010 | By Ken Ellingwood and Richard Marosi, Los Angeles Times
In a significant blow against the powerful Sinaloa drug cartel, Mexican troops on Thursday killed one of the group's top figures during an arrest raid in western Mexico. The raid came as troops in Tijuana rounded up dozens of police officers in a separate operation targeting organized crime. Ignacio Coronel Villarreal is described as one of the three most important bosses in the cartel, which is based in Sinaloa state and run by the country's most-wanted drug suspect, Joaquin "Chapo" Guzman.
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