AP sources: Headley's 2 wives spoke to authorities

WASHINGTON (AP) — Two wives of a businessman convicted in the Mumbai terrorist attacks in India spoke to U.S. authorities about their husband before the violent assaults in 2008. But two government officials said Saturday that the wives of David Headley provided information that was general in nature and did not involve specifics about any particular terrorist plot.

One of the officials told The Associated Press that one of Headley's wives informed the FBI's Joint Terrorism Task Force that Headley had expressed to her his support for Pakistan in its bitter dispute with India over Kashmir.

The official, who is familiar with the matter, said the FBI interviews in New York City …