KP Chaplain Cleans Up in Columbus Ga
Army cooks in the 1st Brigade 2nd Infantry Division faced seven days on KP for profanity. Chaplain Captain Duie R Jernigan of Oklahoma City challenged them to curb language by spending a day elbow deep in dishwater.
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Drinker on Horseback in Scotland Fined for Drunken Ride
Retired naval Cmdr David Marlowe Howells of East Lothian was fined five pounds for drunkenness while in charge of a horse. Witnesses reported circling, swaying, and forcing drivers to brake. He also faced a ten pound fine for obscene language to police after pleading guilty by mail.
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Peabody backs bill to curb Executive Council power
Gov. Peabody supports legislation to strip the Executive Council of appointment powers except where the constitution assigns them. He may back Senate confirmation for a governor's major appointments if the measure passes, while noting no personal opposition to the council despite past positions. He cited respect for the council and its members.
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Military funds slated for New England installations
Washington AP The House Armed Services Committee approved a military construction authorization bill allocating 14.972 million dollars for New England installations. The panel cut 1.528 million in New England base projects, with construction funding to be approved in separate legislation.
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