Marine Drill Instructor Admits Striking Recruits at Parris Island
Serial misconduct at Parris Island ends with dishonorable discharge for Sgt. Harry C. Kimbrough and two years hard labor after he pleaded guilty to striking recruits with a metal pipe and fist. Fellow Sgt. Paul Reynolds, 24, of Union City, Ga., condemned by same court martial. Reynolds maintained innocence. Incidents alleged to have occurred February 5 amid 226th Recruit Platoon actions. Kimbrough described as Marine veteran with clean record prior to arrest.
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Marine Corps
Eek
Paul
Reynolds
Union City
Kimbrough
Parris Island
Two Remaining Quads In Critical Condition In Atlanta
Two surviving quadruplets born ten days ago at Grady Memorial Hospital remain in critical condition. One of the quads died last Thursday and another died last Saturday. Their mother is Christine Robbins, 30, who already has ten other children.
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Atlanta, Ga
Grady Memorial Hospital
Christine Robbins
Multiple World Briefs Tangle With Curious Headlines
Ottawa reports Canadians smoked 14 percent more cigarettes this March than a year ago. Rome unearthed evidence of a Caesar era road north of the Via Salaria. Indira Gandhi to visit Trinidad and Tobago. Tokyo displays a $278000 bamboo pipe organ. Mexico City foresees freer nightclub life with more clubs and controlled prices. Kimberly thief steals replica Koh-i-noor diamond from a million-dollar gem exhibit.
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Dominion Bureau of Statistics
Rome
Via Salaria
Giovanni Degrassi
The
Monuments and Antiquities Office
Caesar Augustus
Christ
Kimberly
South Africa
Koh-i-noor
Student With Long Hair Ordered Back To Classes
Alan T. Miller an 18 year old honor pupil was sent home for refusing to cut his long hair. Chester County Common Pleas Judge John M Kurtz Jr granted a preliminary injunction against the Unionville Chadds Ford Board of Education directing the school to re admit the senior. A hearing was set for Thursday to make the injunction permanent. Miller was the only finalist from Unionville Chadds Ford High in the national merit scholarships and had been suspended April 5.
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West Chester
Alan T. Miller
Common Pleas
John M. Kurtz Jr
Chester County
Unionville
Chadds Ford Board of Education
Kurtz
Miller
Chadds Ford High
Ford cites threat to checks and balances in US government
Rep. Gerald Ford told Elon College students and faculty that the American system faces a growing threat to checks and balances. He warned the executive branch dominates and the Supreme Court is expanding power, while Congress remains comparatively small in staff and budget, questioning plans to extend congressional terms. He noted the one man one vote idea could affect local government in North Carolina.
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R-Mich
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Supreme Court
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Legislative Branch
Court
North Carolina
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