Airman Brannen Completes First Term At Wright Patterson AFB
Air Force Airman Wallace C. Brannen completes his first term at Wright Patterson Air Force Base Ohio. He is the son of Ruth Rehrbough Holcomb and Gene Brannen Garden City. Brannen serves as a medical service apprentice with the 74th Medical Operations Squadron.
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Wallace C. Brannen
Wright- Patterson Air Force Base
Ohio
Ruth Rehrbough
Holcomb
Gene Brannen
Garden City
Brannen
74Th Medical Operations Squadron
Steitz Named To Air Force Academy Appointment
Christopher R. Steitz of Aurora Colorado has been appointed to attend the U S Air Force Academy in Colorado Springs. He is the grandson of Jeanette Kuhlmann of Garden City and son of Dan and Carol Steitz of Aurora. His father is a Garden City High School 1978 graduate and Steitz was nominated by Congressman Tom Tancredo. He will begin his freshman year on June 28.
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Aurora
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U.S. Air Force Academy
Colorado Springs
Jeanette Kuhlmann
Garden City
Dan and
Carol Steitz
Garden City High School
Steitz
Tom Tancredo
Colorado
Anderson completes Marine Corps training
Marine Corps Pvt. Aaron L. Anderson, a 2000 Ulysses High School graduate, finished 12 weeks of basic training at San Diego Recruit Depot. The Crucible, a 54 hour team event, ended with him receiving the Marine Corps Emblem and being addressed as a Marine for the first time since boot camp began.
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Aaron L. Anderson
Ulysses High School
Marine Corps Recruit Depot
San Diego
Kristi
Mike Anderson
Ulysses
Marine Corps
Trains and car collide in fatal English crash
Investigators search for bodies and clues after a Land Rover towing a car went off a highway and onto railway tracks, triggering a high speed collision that killed 13 and injured over 70 in northeast England. Relatives gathered as crews cleared wreckage and authorities questioned why the incident occurred. The driver, Gary Hart, 36, survived, shaken by the disaster.
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Great Heck
England
Tony Thompson
British Transport Police
Thompson
John Prescott
House of Commons
Gary Hart
Report Card Day Sparks Latin Leaders’ Dismay Over Certification
Mexican President Vicente Fox called the State Department drug report a sham as Latin America reacts to the annual certification process. The evaluation grades about two dozen countries on cooperation, with decertification risking penalties. Bush backs a Congress move to halt the process, but no action occurred before the deadline.
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Vicente Fox
State Department
Mexico
Fox
U.S
United States
Colombia
Rand
Bush
Congress
Second drug tunnel found near Nogales after another in three days
Federal agents uncovered a 30-foot tunnel from a sewer to a car wash in Nogales, Arizona, about half a mile from the border, after a similar tunnel to a home was found Monday. A 16 inch pipe carried drugs, yielding about 350 pounds of marijuana with a street value near $300,000. four people were arrested.
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Tucson
Ariz
Nogales
Jim Molesa
Drug Enforcement Administration
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