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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Oct 18, 1997

Page

3

Marines tied to arms thefts across bases and Boston arrest

Defense Secretary William Cohen orders a 30 day security review after 13 arrests in a long running probe into theft of rocket launchers machine guns mines mortars and grenades. Six suspects are Marines tied to Camp Lejeune and Cherry Point. Capt. Thomas Crawford arrested near Boston.

Charlotte William Cohen North Carolina Cherry Point Marine Corps Air Station Thomas Crawford Millis Mass Boston Crawford Camp Lejeune Naval Marine Corps Reserve Center Worcester Jeff Morrow Naval

Judge clamps state officials as Arizona gold claim dispute erupts

A Canadian company, International Precious Metals Corp, claims a major Arizona desert gold find 90 miles west of Phoenix and wins a gag order restraining state officials from disputing the discovery. IPM says thousands of confirmations support gold, platinum, and other metals, while state Mine Department leaders call the claim a dirt pile swindle. The dispute centers on public comments that could affect stockholders and investment.

Phoenix Arizona Desert Mason Coggin Arizona Department of Mines and Minerals International Precious Metals Corp United States Eli Constantine Coggin Toron Nyal Niemuth Arizona Gold IPM Department of Mines and Minerals

Airlines must pay female pilot in cockpit porn case

A federal jury in Newark awarded Capt Tammy Blakey 875000 for a hostile work environment after male colleagues stored pornographic pictures in jet cockpits and manuals. Blakey, on unpaid leave since 1993, said the verdict sends a message that such harassment is wrong. Only about 3 percent of US airline pilots were women in 1996.

Airlines Newark N.J Continental Airlines Tammy Blakey Blakey Arlington, Wash

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