Midshipman jailed in molestation case at Naval Academy
A former midshipman received 90 days in prison for molesting a two year old girl. Jeremy Coale, who pleaded guilty in August to molesting the granddaughter of a couple he visited, was sentenced in Annapolis to four years with all but 90 days suspended plus five years probation and counseling. The cases come amid other scandals prompting the academy to form an independent review board to examine its operations.
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Naval Academy
Independent Review Board
Jeremy Coale
Annapolis
License granted for two lesbians in Ohio marriage plan
A Lake County probate judge issued a marriage license to Paul Smith and Debi Easterday, with Smith to undergo a sex change later. Ohio requires a man and a woman for marriage, so a doctor’s note verified Smith’s male sex organs. The license, valid two months, aims for an Oct. 12 wedding in Painesville pending date changes.
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Ohio
Lake County
Fred V. Skok
Paul Smith
Willoughby
Smith
Debi Easterday
Medina
Les Evan Rockmael
Painesville
Rockmael
Man Drowns After Crawling Through Narrow Detroit Sewer Grate
Ray Langston, 41, squeezed through an 18 inch sewer grate to retrieve his car keys and became headfirst stuck in a hole in two feet of water. He died at Grace Hospital about an hour later. Dwight Langston recalled his brother entering the tight space and using a coat hanger to pry the grate open.
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Detroit
Ray Langston
Grace Hospital
Dwight Langston
Disney World 25th anniversary reveals a tough, sovereign empire
Uruguayan Lithuanian couple Elena and Jaime Boruchovas recall a parade mishap at Disney World in 1993. The landmark park, now 25, operates as a 30000 acre government entity with tax power and lenient oversight, shaping a unique, aggressive corporate state critics cite in debates over accountability.
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Disney
Spencer Arenfeld
Miami
Boruchovas
Disney World
Magic Kingdom
Spy suspect freed on $200,000 bond in Korea documents case
A military intelligence officer, Robert Kim, was ruled to be freed on $200,000 bond with additional property pledges after prosecutors argued against bail. The judge noted the defendant’s alleged offense could have serious consequences, while Kim’s conduct otherwise appeared lawful. Prosecutors plan to appeal and a Wednesday hearing will determine further custody.
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Alexandria
South Korea
U.S
Robert Kim
W. Curtis Sewell
Kim
Marie Parker
U.S. Attorney’s Office
Sewell
U.S. Naval Intelligence
Robert Chesnut
O J case jury prospect claims to know nothing
A young prospective juror in the O J Simpson civil case says she has no strong feelings about the trial and does not follow news. She recalls only the Bronco chase and does not know details like Shannon Lucid. Judge Fujisaki notes her lack of coverage.
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Calif
Plaintiff
Daniel Petrocelli
Simpson
Shannon Lucid
Robert Baker
Superior Court
Hiroshi Fujisaki
Nicole Brown Simpson
Ronald Goldman
Goldman
Brown
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