U S soldier handed to Japanese police in rape case
U S authorities transferred Staff Sergeant Timothy Woodland to Okinawa police after a joint U S Japan commission approved the transfer. Woodland, 24, stationed at Kadena Air Base, is suspected of raping a local woman in her 20s last week. He denied the allegations.
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Kadena
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Hanssen pleads guilty to spying for Moscow
Former FBI agent Robert Hanssen pleaded guilty to 15 counts of espionage and conspiracy to spy for Russia under a plea deal that bars the death penalty. He admitted spying since 1979 with breaks and faced life in prison, with terms preserving his family home and retirement benefits for his wife contingent on cooperation. Six counts were dismissed as part of the agreement.
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Lee Richardson Zoo Heads to Five Year AZA Accreditation Visit
The zoo prepares for an AZA on site visit as part of the five year accreditation process. A team from St Paul Omaha and Denver will assess staff, policies, animal care, exhibits, education, conservation efforts, and long term funding. Final report expected at the September annual conference in St Louis.
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St. Louis
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US Fish and Wildlife Service
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