Florida postal worker Doug Hughes lands again in Washington
Doug Hughes, the Florida USPS worker who piloted a gyrocopter onto the Capitol grounds, returns to Washington by car wearing an ankle monitor. He seeks to reform campaign finance, denouncing money in politics while facing a six count indictment including operating an unlicensed aircraft and flying in a restricted airspace. He plans to plea, acknowledging likely bans on piloting future aircraft.
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Nixon records show military warned against Okinawa reversal
Newly released National Archives papers reveal that in 1969 military leaders cautioned Nixon against returning Okinawa to Japan without strong safeguards. Gen. Wheeler warned of adverse consequences for U S military needs, while Haig noted the high price of a settlement.
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Hepburns gravesite sparks village memory and dispute
In Tolochenaz Switzerland a stone cross marks Audrey Hepburns grave draw tourists yet memories of a long running quarrel persist. The dispute centered on a two room schoolhouse museum housing her items loaned by sons Sean Ferrer and Luca Dotti. Proceeds supported children charities and the museum closed in 2002 amid bitterness. A sculpture gift unveiled years later shines over divided views but most recall Hepburns warm legacy.
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