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Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Mar 08, 2018

Page

10

Marine officer investigated for sexual harassment texts

Marines continued from page 1B noting Col. Ernest Ackiss was appointed in 2013 to probe one of several sexual harassment allegations against the Marine officer. Ackiss found the complaint about inappropriate texts.

Col Ernest Ackiss Ackiss

Trusting News project aims to boost credibility for USA Today

USA TODAY participates in the Trusting News project run by the Reynolds Journalism Institute. Since January the weekly efforts explain who they are and why they do what they do, focusing on accessibility and responsiveness. Feedback can be sent to Cesair Brown at debrown usatoday.com.

USA Today Reynolds Journalism Institute Cesair Brown Usatoday.com

Corrections and Clarifications Contact Details

USA TODAY requests accuracy and provides two contact options. Call 800-872-7073 or email accuracy usatoday.com and note whether the response relates to online content or the newspaper.

USA Today Usatoday.com

USA TODAY Advertisement Policy Overview

USA TODAY outlines advertising standards including submission edits cancellations and reprints. It notes the publisher John Zidich and chief revenue officer Kevin Gentzel and provides contact channels for advertising rate cards and reprint services.

Kevin Gentzel

Marine officer accused in harassment cases sparks scrutiny

The inspector general report details prior harassment accusations surrounding Col Ackiss and Maj Cheek, with criticism of investigations. It describes a hostile environment in the Marine Corps Behavioral Health Division led by Ann Crittenden, who resigned in 2015 amid a confidential settlement that limited future Marine work.

Marine and Family Program Division Inspector General Ann Crittenden Crittenden Marine Corps War Fighting Laboratory

Rise in post Parkland threats crosses many states

USA TODAY NET WORK review shows more than 130 threats in the nine days after the Parkland shooting and 638 threats in the two weeks following. Texas led with 55 reports, with 33 schools closed and 15+ locked down. Educator safety groups urge clearer student communication and parental reinforcement of threat seriousness.

USA Today USA Today Network Parkland Fla Educator’s School Safety Network Mary Ellen O’toole FBI Texas Ohio California Florida Pennsylvania Amanda Klinger

Nor'easter Triggers Widespread Travel Disruptions

Mill ions of commuters faced heavy snow and outages as a nor'easter moved from Maine to the Mid Atlantic with up to 18 inches in places. Governors declared emergencies, Amtrak canceled trains, and more than 2,100 flights were halted nationwide with Newark among the hardest hit. Weather officials warned travel would worsen into evening commutes as crews urged staying home or using public transit.

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Report: VA leaders knew of DC problems for years

Officials at nearly every level knew for years about sterilization lapses and equipment shortfalls at the VA Medical Center in Washington but failed to fix them, citing a culture of complacency and blame shifting. Investigators found anesthesia given before equipment checks, scattered documentation, and inflated spending on supplies. VA says actions include new inventory systems and leadership accountability.

Washington David Shulkin Shulkin Washington Medical Center Inspector General Carolyn Clancy Veterans Health Administration

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