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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Aug 28, 1997

Page

7

Fort Jackson sergeant on trial over sexual misconduct charges

Accusers testified in the court martial of Sgt 1st Class Barner, a Fort Jackson drill sergeant from Cordele Georgia. Two women described pressured statements written on a platoon photo amid alleged sexual misconduct during training. Barner faces 18 charges including sexual misconduct with soldiers in training and attempted improper incidents. If convicted he faces life, dishonorable discharge and pay forfeiture.

Columbia Fort Jackson New Jersey Stanley Barner Barner New York Cordele Aberdeen Ing Maryland

Suit backs public access to legislative ethics complaints

Columbia College professor Robert Moore and attorney John Crangle sue to force openness in state lawmakers disciplinary process. They cite secrecy, executive session hearings, and confidential reports, arguing public scrutiny protects speech in a democracy. House Speaker Wilkins supports limited openness but opposes full disclosure.

Columbia Columbia College John Crangle Crangle Robert Moore Senate House Ethics Committees House David Wilkins

FBI may probe secret jail taping in Lexington case

Federal authorities may investigate possible wiretap violations after a murder suspect and his attorney were videotaped inside the Lexington County Sheriff's Department. Circuit Judge Thomas Cooper asked the FBI to probe the 1995 recording of Robert Joseph Quattlebaum and lawyer Jack Duncan. Quattlebaum faces possible death penalty if convicted.

FBI Lexington Lexington County Thomas Cooper Robert Joseph Quattlebaum Jack Duncan Cooper Quattlebaum James Metts Donnie Myers

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