Israel cites truce violations by Egypt and Syria
An Israeli paper says Egypt and Syria violated the disengagement accord, while Israel did not protest to the UN. Yedioth Ahronoth reports Syria’s breaches involved heavy weaponry in the Golan Heights buffer zone but were deemed not serious. The paper notes no formal UN protest despite investigation requests.
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Earl Warren Chief Justice of landmark Warren Court
Earl Warren, 1891 to 1974, former California governor and crime fighter, served as chief justice during a turbulent era. Appointed by Eisenhower in 1953, he led rulings on civil rights, voting laws, and civil liberties including school desegregation in 1964. He never sought national office and later ran as a Republican vice presidential candidate on the ill-fated ticket.
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Seven midshipmen dismissed in Annapolis cheating scandal
Seven Naval Academy midshipmen were dismissed, 13 placed on probation, and an instructor reprimanded in the worst cheating scandal in the academy’s 128 year history. Two midshipmen face discipline. the rest were exonerated or referred for further action. About 30 percent of a sophomore celestial navigation exam’s answers were found in students’ margins or notes.
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Singapore Opposes Restrictions on International Straits
At the U N Sea Law conference in Caracas Singapore urged openness of more than 100 straits vital to world trade. H T Chao warned that curbs threaten global economic links while major powers push to keep sea lanes and oil flows unrestricted amid a push to draft universal rules for ocean use.
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Hospital refuses aid man near Seattle ER
Seattle report recalls a man bleeding from a severe arm gash who died in a parking lot near a 24 hour emergency room after hospital staff refused outside aid. Security guard Elwin Maxson reported the incident, while hospital officials cited policy and lack of outside help authority. Police noted the man’s death en route to care and questioned the care system.
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