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Yuma Sun (Newspaper) - April 12, 2009, Yuma, Arizona 1991 Gulf Dept. of Defense claims 21 The Sun Sign up for breaking surviving VA pays benefits to 286 news at See Mima SUn com Today's 84 Details on B4 APRIL 12,-2009 Sunday R t Z O N A Former Yuman stranded in Philippines Family says he's unconscious in hospital there BY STEPHANIE A. WILKEN SUN STAFF WRITER A former Yuma man has fallen ill in the Philippines and is unable to return to the United said family Thomas who moved to the city of Cagayan de Oro in the Philippines last has a brain tumor and is suffering from complications due to said his former stepson Ted Hammon of Hunt is currently Hammon and is in intensive care at a hospital in Cagayan de Hammon said Hunt lived in Yuma for many years and the pair kept in contact after Hammon's mother passed away in 1987. He said his contact with Hunt stopped when Hunt moved to the Philippines Jast year with plans of retiring with his new who is originally from But Hunt never made the move with her She said she d|d not move to the Philippines with her husband could not afford two round trip When The Sun asked for further she said that for not moving with him were between her and her who currently lives in said she wants to bring her husband home to the United States for medical but a medical flight can cost tens of thousands of only reason I can't bring him back is especially the financial Hunt said from her home in just want them to bring him home back here in Hunt said she is still married to Thomas Hunt and asked that the State Department help her in bringing him But a friend of Albert who also lives in said the State Department cannot assist them because Thomas Hunt is not in a The Sun's inquiries to the State Department about Thomas Hunt were not answered at press Hunt said SEE Do school officials share Planned layoffs make some wonder WILLIAM ROLLER SUN STAFF WRITER News about planned teacher layoffs in school districts may beg the question about whether district administrators are sharing the burden of economic tough But school administrators said not only have they made but further cuts to managers harm students because teachers will be diverted from much down to the Toni Yuma School District Recently cut six administrative yet offered to keep the employees on the payroll in teaching positions at reduced The action will save the district an estimated for the next school Badone Also figuring irv that estimate was a reduction from 11 including three from the Education down to a total of she The Education Consortium was formed in 1991 to save on transportation and technology costs by pooling resources among various also declined to fill one assistant principal and a director of technology which saved more than The combined totals of SEE Midair re-enlistment leads soldier to Military Freefall School Now an instructor there BY PFC. A.M. laVEY SPECIAL TO THE SUN Lamarr Haines recently took a leap out of a aircraft 12,500 feet above Port From he ended up in Yuma - or more Yuma Proving a staff parachuted from the aircraft in the concluding act of his re-enlistment in the ' Having signed up for hitch in the Haines now is an instructor at the Military a division of the U.S. Army F. Kennedy Special Warfare Center and The native is looking forward to his time as an instructor at the Military Freefall which he cadis wonderful training He is also contemplating on becoming an airdrop systems which is the warrant officer for parachute Haines comes to from Fort where he served as a parachute rigger with the 11th Quartermaster Special Troops Haines served served 14 years as a parachute rising through the ranks to become a section CHIEF WARRANT Officer Cortez Frazier division parachute officer for the 82nd Sustainment Staff Sgt. Lamarr Haines at 12,500 feet above Fort PHOTO BY PFC. A.M. TO THE SUN

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