Pentagon Overhauls Corps of Engineers Civil Oversight
The Pentagon announces management changes at the Army Corps of Engineers to restore civilian control and accountability after whistle blower allegations about data manipulation to justify a billion dollar lock project. Joseph Westphal gains final say on project decisions and top officials face new evaluation rules.
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Father convicted for injecting teens with meth in Nebraska
Dennis Avery, 50, found guilty of three counts of young person mistreatment, three counts of drug distribution and one drug possession count for allegedly injecting his 16 year old daughter and two friends aged 16 and 17 with meth from 1998 to 1999. Sentencing set for June 2 in Sarpy County.
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Sarpy County
William Zastera
Tricia Freeman
Avery
Durenberger Cleared to Practice Law by Minnesota Supreme Court
The Minnesota Supreme Court ruled former U.S. Senator Dave Durenberger fit to resume law practice after a decade suspension for financial misconduct. Justice Alan Page noted the fitness to return, though Durenberger said he has no plans to practice and now works as a lobbyist with his wife in a Washington firm.
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Supreme Court) Board
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Small gestures shape Catholic Jewish ties in Jerusalem
Chicago Tribune religion writer Steve Kloehn notes that Pope John Paul II and Israeli Chief Rabbi Israel Lau greeted each other in Jerusalem and stressed goodwill. While no new documents emerged, leaders warned of potential backlashes and urged grassroots commitment to maintain progress in Catholic Jewish relations.
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Gazette promotes farming ink from soybeans and recycling
The Gazette highlights agriculture by using soybean ink and recycled newsprint. It urges readers to recycle newspapers at City Carton on Sixth St. SW or at the nearest local recycling site.
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