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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Aug 08, 2007

Page

8

Doctor seeks delay in sentencing for child porn convictions

Gainesville doctor Gregory Kapordelis, convicted of downloading child pornography and using boys to produce explicit images, seeks to push back sentencing. His attorney cites need for time to prepare and argues prosecutors rely on other molestation allegations from Russia to seek a tougher sentence. Prosecution cautions potential departure from guidelines. maximum penalty could reach 95 years. Sentencing, initially set for Wednesday, has moved to August 24 with no ruling on further delay as of Tuesday.

Atlanta Gainesville Gregory Kapordelis Russia Parn Kapordelis Don Samuel Samuel Patrick Crosby US Attorney's Office

Bill directs Army to disclose graduates of special school

The House passed a 2008 defense spending bill provision to force the Pentagon to release names of graduates from the School of the Americas in Georgia. Critics say disclosure is taxpayers’ right. the Pentagon warns it could endanger graduates in volatile countries. Senate action pending.

Bill Army Washington, D.C Georia House Congress Pentagon Joao da Silva School of the Americas Watch Jeffrey Gordon James McGovern D-Mass Defense

Monitor turret salvage completes five year excavation at Mariners Museum

Conservators finish chiseling away concrete and rust inside the Civil War era USS Monitor turret salvaged from Cape Hatteras. The final stage unearthed artifacts including silverware bullets and gun sight covers, revealing brass fittings and new turret features while detailing extensive sediment removal and corrosion prevention steps.

Newport News Cape Hatteras N.C Mariners Museum

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