The Nation - News from April 4, 1985
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Twenty-seven persons have been indicted in a theft ring that has stolen $5 million worth of grain and farm supplies in 11 states since 1980, federal authorities said. The indictments climaxed a three-year investigation of the ring, which stole most of its grain at night from elevators in remote areas, said James Ahearn, head of the FBI’s regional office in Omaha.
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