Cohen orders zero tolerance for Marine hazing
Defense Secretary William Cohen vowed zero tolerance for hazing after videotapes showed Marines beating pins into young troops at Camp Lejeune. He and Gen. Shalikashvili urged chiefs to measure scope. Krulak reported 30 involved in 1991 incident, with nine still Marines. Hazing cited across service academies and elite units. penalties include discharges and non judicial punishments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Defense
William Cohen
Cohen
Pentagon
Gen
John
Shalikashvili
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Marine Corps
Scott Campbell
CNN
NBC
Dateline
Army
The
FBI probes about 200 spy cases nationwide
FBI officials say about 200 espionage investigations are active across the United States as Cold War tensions persist. Raymond Mislock notes Russian and other foreign operatives remain active, with SVRR and GRU residencies in Washington among the largest. He cites continued threats and expanded counterintelligence and terrorism duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
FBI
Raymond A. Mislock
National Security Section
Bureau
Washington Field Office
Mr. Mislock
CIA
Foreign Office
Mislock
Virginia
Middle East
Africa
Europe
Oklahoma City
Defense Intelligence Agency
Judge rules doctor can aid dying man to end his life
Florida Circuit Judge Joseph Davis held that a dying AIDS patient, Charles Hall, may terminate his suffering by his own action with Dr Cecil McIver assisting without criminal prosecution. The ruling, first of its kind in a state court, targets Hall as the sole survivor in a three-patient suit challenging the 1868 physician assisted death ban. Hall, unable to attend in person, spoke by telephone. authorities plan to appeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Palm Beach
Fila
Florida
Joseph Davis
Charles
Davis
Douglas Kmiec
Notre Dame
Kmiec
Mciver
Florida Supreme Court
Michael Gross
Hail
Beverly Hills
Gulf Coast
Robert Rivas
Yeltsin Opposes Constitution Change Amid Illness
Moscow AP Boris Yeltsin, weakened by heart trouble and pneumonia, opposes altering the 1993 constitution to permit an incapacitated president to be replaced. Allies press for a clear successor via a vice president post, but a Yeltsin spokesman said the president cannot agree.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Boris Yeltsin
Yeltsin
Kremlin
Peru Japan hold crisis talks in Toronto amid hijack standoff
Peru’s Alberto Fujimori seeks compromise with Japan over the Lima hostage crisis as Tokyo criticizes hardline tactics. In Houston, cartel boss Juan Garcia Abrego is sentenced to 11 life terms and fined 128 million dollars for cocaine trafficking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lima
Peru
Japan
Alberto Fujimori
Ryutaro Hashimoto
Toronto
Fujimori
Houston
Mexico
Juan Garcia Abrego
United States
U.S
Garcia Abrego
la Muneca
the Doll
Gucci's ex wife among five charged in Maurizio Gucci murder
In Milan police say five people including Patricia Reggiani Martinelli, 49, former wife of Maurizio Gucci, have confessed involvement in the 1995 murder plot. Also charged are a hotel doorman, a psychic, and two alleged hit men. Doorman Ivano Savioni admitted role in the killing as a middleman for the longtime friend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Milan
Gucci
Maurizio Gucci
Patricia Reggiani Martinelli
Ottavio Aragona
Ivano Savioni
Mr. Aragona
Also Mentioned on This Page
William Harkey
Air Force Academy
Neil Talbott
Navy
Tom Jurkowsky
U.S. Naval Academy
Annapolis
Sergei Yastrzhembsky
Alexander Rutskoi
Mr. Yeltsin
Eddie Corral
Corral
Wyckoff
Brian Peterson
Amy Grossberg
Wilmington
Del
Bergen County
Delaware
Andrews
Texas
Callie Smartt
Andrews High School
American Legion
Francis Scott Key
Taney Avenue
Frederick
Sears
Kenmore
Birman
Tial
David A. Lieb
Ac.c.pps
Florence
Investcorp
de Capes Tale
Holiday Inn
Fsk Mall
Holiday Dr
Satsumas
Persia
China
Afghanistan
Turkey
India
Kazak
Tabriz
Nain
Heriz
Kashan
Visa
Discover
Frederick Oriental Rugs Auction
PTT CML Bamey Gat
East
Patrick Street
Frederick Oriental Rugs
Antique Emporium Sa