Accused Marine ducks lawyer to testify for buddy
In San Diego a Marine accused of negligent homicide and dereliction of duty took the stand to testify for a fellow recruit. Henry Aguilar testified that Sgt Harold Bronson ordered Marines to attack Pvt Lyan McClure, who later died after injuries from pugil sticks. Aguilar described a brutal training scene and questioned Wallraft's command, noting McClure fought back but collapsed.
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Marine Ducks
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San Diego
Paris
Lyan McClure
Henry Aguilar
Ord
Faetets
LiSgt
Harold Bronson
McClure
Tecruit
Aguilar
Henry C. Wall
Sgt
Bronson
Aguiar
Bayottets
Wallraft
St. Croix
Minn
William Draper
Draper
Kep
Aguilay
Wllraft
Lufkin
Tex
Marine Corps Recruit Depot
DDT Use Authorized to Fight Plague in Western States
The EPA says it approved limited DDT use to combat bubonic plague carried by rodent fleas in Colorado and California. Colorado Governor Lamm requested spot direct applications into burrows by hand tools, with California granted similar permission earlier. Eight cases have appeared across four Western states this year, including one death in California and four in New Mexico, near the Middle Ages scourge.
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California
EPA
Richard D. Lamm
Lamm
Atlanta
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Marshall Fox
Center For Disease Control
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Fox
New Mexico
Ene Fox
Arizona
Irate over escape at Mexican prison triggers security shake
SAN DIEGO AP An escape at a Mexican prison prompted tighter security as officials said visitors day was used by a prisoner to flee in disguise. The incident involved a Navy survival student and sparked statements from Baja California officials about improved inmate checks and cooperation with U S authorities.
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Navy
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Te Foglama Julian
Atlanta
Jesus Medina’ Fuentes
Baja California State Penitentiary
la Mesa
Tijuana
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Geen Iy Sé
Lavy
Medina
Boddie
Fatricia
Four plead guilty in Richmond bomb factory case
Four people admitted transporting and storing stolen explosives after FBI raids on a Richmond home. Sentencing set for August 9, with maximum penalties of 10 years and $10,000 fines for three defendants and five years for another. The government substituted a one count complaint for a nine count indictment after plea negotiations.
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FBI
Richmond
Tee Stanle Weigel
Ellen Kesend
Frederick Salkind
Steven Scipes
Janice Orson
Machmuin
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