Military ethics clash over Ralston sex scandal
Mike Deupree argues the military code targets conduct not gender and notes Article 13 requires an act be prejudicial to good order. He says Ralston's affair, while not illegal, creates a publicity challenge for a top chairman role and predicts the next choice will have no sex scandal.
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Ray denied request to travel for liver transplant tests
Ailing James Earl Ray, jailed for the King assassination, was refused permission to travel to Pittsburgh for liver transplant evaluation after his lawyers failed to present a legal reason for the move. Judge Irvin Kilcrease noted the lack of justification, as Ray awaits possible hospital testing.
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McVeigh Described as a Soldier's Soldier During Trial
Penalty-phase witnesses portray Timothy McVeigh as a devoted Gulf War veteran turned disillusioned. Neighbors recall a happy teen who later sent a video critical of the Waco raid. Veterans describe him as calm under fire and intensely loyal, while cross-examination notes his reading of The Turner Diaries and odd battlefield photographs.
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Clinton seeks ban on human cloning and limits on research
President Clinton proposes a ban on cloning to create a child while allowing certain research. A four and a half year commission report is requested to reassess. He urges private researchers to avoid human baby cloning and cites ethical concerns about treating children as objects.
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Iowa City School Board to discuss boundary changes
The Iowa City school board will hold a 5 p.m. work session Thursday at the Central Administration Office to review boundary changes. A Sunday story had an incorrect date. George Daoud owns the Breakfast House II building featured in Saturdays Cue section. Khaled Kal Abukar runs theBreakfast House II business. The Gazette will address complaints about news accuracy by phone at 398-8313.
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