Cadets Lawyer Transfer Deemed Not Punitive
Army says Captain Arthur F Lincoln was offered assignments at Ft Rucker or Ft Lewis rather than punitive transfer after he protested the West Point cheating probe. Lincoln had faced a promised extension but was told he would move as part of staffing needs. The Army stressed no punitive intent and noted lawyer shortages at West Point.
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Arthur F. Lincoln
Military
Lincoln
Martin S. Hoffmann
West Point
Ft. Rucker
Ala
Ft. Lewis
Wash
Judge Advocate General Corps
Frs. Rucker and
Lewis
Compton Police Officer Fights Campaign Bar
A Compton police officer claims city officials are pressuring him to drop his bid for Congress. A Long Beach Superior Court judge set a May 27 hearing to determine if officials must refrain from demanding the officer resign or take leave without pay. Lawyer Iaw Lankster filed the suit against City Manager Allan Parker City Attorney Clarence Blair and Police Chief Thomas Cochee.
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Congress
Long Beach
Hampton Button
Iaw E. Lankster
Allan Parker
Clarence E. Blair
Thomas Cochee
Marines drop malpractice charges over McClure enlistment
Signed up for the Marines, Lynn E. McClure died after head injuries from bayonet training. A Marine Corps investigation found no recruiter malpractice and said efforts to verify his record showed no evidence of improper help. The case centered on enlistment tests, police checks, and a mental health history. Separate notice: California nursing home license suspended for 115 patients.
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New Orleans
Lynn E. McClure
California
Marine Corps
McClure
Basic
San Diego
Houston
District Marine Corps
San Antonio-Austin
Austin
Lufkin
Sacramento
Friendship Villas Nursing Home
Mill Valley
Appeal Set in Death of Marine Recruit
In San Diego Col. R A Seymour, former commander of the Recruit Training Regiment, plans to appeal a letter of reprimand from Maj. Gen. Kenneth J. Houghton after being reassigned. Four captains and three drill sergeants face court martial over the death of recruit Lynn McClure. Seymour claims Houghton should have disqualified himself due to their shared command, noting he was only party to the formal investigation not charged. He learned of his involvement on Feb 18, the day before appearing at the investigation.
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Pet Lynn McClure
R.A. Seymour
McChire
Seymour
Kenneth J. Houghton
Marine Corps
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