Women WWII veterans to be honored in Atlanta weekend
Nearly forgotten women veterans of World War II gather in Atlanta for a weekend celebration highlighting their wartime contributions. More than 4,000 are expected to attend. organizers stress their heroism and humility as 280,000 served on active duty when the war ended, with numerous medals earned by nurses and WACs.
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Public views on sex scandals in politics show punishment support
A USA Weekend survey of 801 adults nationwide finds a strong majority favor punishing or removing elected officials caught in sex scandals. Only 18 percent would give a reforming official another chance, and 95 percent oppose voting for someone who had sex with a minor.
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Young drug offender in custody in Elizabeth New Jersey
A 9-year-old boy convicted of selling a $10 marijuana bag to an undercover trooper was placed in the care of the Division of Youth and Family Services for counseling and possible foster care. The case, tied to a June 1988 Pioneer Homes undercover sweep, marked him as Union County’s youngest drug-arrested juvenile.
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Hazelwood trial moved to Anchorage for fair hearing
Alaska judge Karl Johnstone ruled Exxon Valdez captain Joseph Hazelwood can receive a fair trial in Anchorage after a long dispute over venue. The high profile case stems from the March 24 grounding that spilled nearly 11 million gallons of oil, marking a historic environmental disaster.
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