American Private Tried to Smuggle East Germans From Berlin
Army private Stockman planned and helped a doctor and family escape East Berlin via a Volvo trunk. Arrested at a Soviet checkpoint, he was court-martialed and received six months hard labor and a bad conduct discharge. His appeal raises questions about U S foreign policy and military punishment.
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Washington Post
Ashington
Austin S. Stockman
Berlin
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State Department
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Army Court of Military Review
Virginia
Delaware
Pierce
Detroit
James M. Welker
Soviet Union
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Dr. Mai
Killer sinkholes trap ancient Florida wildlife fossils
In north Florida near Gainesville the Thomas Farm site yields 20 million year old fossils from three toed horses camels bears and rhinoceroses. Scientists say a killer sinkhole or shifting river may have gathered bones while fossil hunters return for discoveries and teaching.
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BELL
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Florida
Thomas Farm
Gainesville
Bruce McFadden
Florida State Museum
McFadden
Santa Fe
Suwannee Rivers
Wesley
Smith
Tampa
University of Florida
Earlene Mitchell
Manatee County
Clarence Simpson
Harvard
Blood supplies fall blamed on AIDS scare across cities
Donor numbers drop in several U S cities as fear of AIDS prompts many would-be donors to stay away. Officials in New York Philadelphia Baltimore Chicago and New Jersey report 10 to 12 percent shortfalls with Miami and Detroit also below target.
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Peggy Sue Bray
South Florida
Miami
Detroit
Kathy Schuetz
Baltimore
Red Cross
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