Drill sergeant convicted of sexual misconduct with trainees
An Army drill sergeant, Staff Sgt. Vernell Robinson, was convicted Thursday on multiple counts including sexual misconduct with five female trainees and interfering with the investigation. The six man, one woman panel sentenced later, with a potential maximum of 60 1/2 years.
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Gettysburg site battles field developers face burials
At Gettysburg Pennsylvania a housing project and a supermarket face possible Civil War burials on two privately owned lots once used as field hospitals for the 1863 battle. State archaeologists found no remains yet but warn rush work may uncover bones. Construction could start mid June with ongoing talks among developers and the Pennsylvania Historical and Museum Commission.
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Postmortem Sperm Donations Rise Among Women
Philadelphia researchers report increasing requests for post mortem sperm extraction without prior consent. Study covers 1980 to 1995 with 82 cases, noting most requests come from wives fiances or partners of deceased men aged 20s to 30s, many dying in accidents. Questions of ethics remain unresolved.
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