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The Return of Cointelpro?
Kohn, Alfie | January 25, 1986 issue

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Five suspicious breakins at a cluster of offices belonging to groups opposed to the government's policies in Central America would be cause enough for concern. But the same thing has been taking place across the country at the offices of organizations doing Central America work in the apartments of their staff members, at churches that give sanctuary to Central American refugees and at law firms that provide them with legal advice. The pattern has been chillingly consistent: important papers are stolen or rifled while money and valuables are left untouched.

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OFFICES; ASSOCIATIONS, institutions, etc.; APARTMENTS; CHURCH buildings; LAW firms; CENTRAL America
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