Air Force sergeant demoted for refusing DNA sample
Tech. Sgt. Warren Sinclair, 33, of Hampton, Virginia, was demoted and sentenced to 14 days hard labor after refusing to provide a blood and saliva sample for a DNA registry intended to identify servicemen remains. He argued the requirement violates the Fourth Amendment.
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Dying teen’s bear hunt wish sparks Make A Wish debate
In Minneapolis AP report, Make A Wish faces Animal rights criticism for organizing a Kodiak bear hunt for 17 year old Erik, cancer patient. Critics urge policy change while supporters cite Erik’s lifelong hunting ties and the foundation’s stance.
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Two Marine helicopters collide during large exercise
In Camp Lejeune North Carolina two Marine helicopters the CH 46E Sea Knight and AH 1W Cobra collided in darkness during a joint U S British training exercise. Fourteen Americans died and two pilots survived. The crash left a flooded swamp and burned wreckage as rescuers recovered remains.
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Mental health effects of bombing examined
Oklahoma City educators attended a three day conference on the mental health impact of the April 19 1995 bombing. About 200 principals teachers counselors and others discussed helping children cope with grief fears and rage. Project Heartland coordinates counseling in the city schools.
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Clinton orders plan to help teen mothers
President Clinton directed the Health and Human Services Department to push states to submit plans that keep teen parents in school and prepare them for work. The proposal would reward some teen mothers with cash bonuses for staying in school, a move criticized by Rep. Clay Shaw who warned it sends the wrong message.
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