Navy appeals pacifist sailor's honorable discharge
The Navy appealed an honorable discharge granted to Leslie Cole after 57 days in jail for refusing military duties. Judge Black ordered a conscientious objector discharge. Navy officials and DOJ seek appellate review, arguing the court overstepped military procedure.
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Delmarva Poultry and Market Report Highlights
Delmarva poultry markets were steady with ample ready to cook demand. Philadelphia egg prices varied by grade while grain futures rose on the Chicago Board of Trade and live cattle and hogs showed mixed movements on the Merc. A broad Philadelphia Produce Market roundup lists nearby vegetable and fruit prices with several declines and some steadies across items.
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Navy officer calls court martial verdict on conduct discharge outrageous
Halloran of Virginia Beach Virginia says the bad conduct discharge is an outrageous act under the Navy's law anyway. Ms Cole's transgression was a frivolous violation. Frederick Maryland case news details appear in The News April 23 1983.
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