Navy appoints first Muslim chaplain and Whittle dies
The Navy names Lt.j.g. Monje Malak Abd al-Muta' Ali Noel Jr the service's first Muslim chaplain. He is the second Islamic chaplain in the U.S. armed forces, joining Army chaplain Capt. Abdul-Rasheed Muhammad at Fort Bragg. In Baltimore area news, Sir Frank Whittle, British jet engine pioneer, dies at 89 in Columbia Maryland after a lung cancer diagnosis. his work helped launch jet propulsion and he was knighted in 1948.
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Beat figure Huncke dies at 81 in New York
Herbert Huncke a central figure in the Beat generation dies of congestive heart failure at Beth Israel Hospital in New York at age 81. He mentored writers William Burroughs Jack Kerouac and Allen Ginsburg and inspired the term beat and appearances in Burroughs Junkie and Kerouac On the Road.
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Alabama mother births first all male quintuplets in U S
Amy Guttensohn gave birth to five baby boys at Baptist Medical Center in Montgomery. The preterm quintuplets weigh 2 pounds 2% ounces to 2 pounds 14 ounces and are kept on oxygen as doctors monitor their development.
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Perry seeks FBI probe into Pentagon leaks over classified data
Defense Secretary William Perry asks the FBI to identify leakers of highly classified information after newspaper articles citing intelligence reports. He cites Riyadh Dhahran links and a June 25 bombing that killed 19 Americans as examples. He urges tight controls on distribution of classified material and reviews of reporting procedures.
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Texas girl gets up to 20 years for death of toddler
A 12 year old girl was sentenced to as much as 20 years in state custody for the death of 2 year old Jayla Belton at an illegal day care run by R J Murray and his wife in Austin. The jury convicted her of criminally negligent homicide and intentional injury to a child.
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Exiles win suit against Cuba scholar
Miami jury awards the Cuban American National Foundation 10 000 in compensatory damages and 30 000 in punitive damages after finding Wayne Smith lied in a television interview to harm the group. The foundation says donations dropped and reputational harm followed. Smith plans to appeal.
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