Convicted Army Colonel Convicted of Murder in Germany
Col. Dennis C Day of Detroit was found guilty by a U.S. Army court martial in Mannheim Germany of unpremeditated murder of his Thai girlfriend Bungong Simhuatkin 23 in their apartment last August. He received five years imprisonment and dismissal.
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Sergeant's Trial Due on Abuse at Lackland Air Force Base
A third Lackland drill sergeant, S. Sgt. Daniel W. S. Clark, 34, of Oberlin Ohio, faces court martial on four counts of mistreating basic trainees. A preliminary hearing is set for 9 a.m. at Lackland with trial to follow around 1 p.m. The case follows two prior Lackland trials, with Ray mond T. Lucy Jr. and Ronald E. Wood, both convicted on mistreatment charges. Clark allegedly ordered recruits to pole pose, struck a recruit in the chest, and hit another on the forehead.
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AEC Pays Claims After Underground Nuclear Blast
The Atomic Energy Commission says it paid over 56 000 in damage claims to western Colorado residents after the September 10 underground nuclear blast named Project Rulison. The spokesman said complaints totaled 373 as of Friday related to the event intended to free trapped natural gas deposits.
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