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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jun 17, 1994

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4

Army No 2 general opposes women in combat

Gen. J H Binford Peay III testified before the Senate Armed Services Committee opposing expanding women’s combat roles. He urged keeping women out of artillery and special operations, calling future battlefields expansive and lethal. The policy decision rests with Defense Secretary William Perry and Congress, with West seeking broader assignments for women.

Washington J.H. Binford Peay III Senate Armed Services Committee Peay Army Togo West Gen. Peay Defense William Perry Mr. West Congress

Judge rejects mistrial request in Citadel sex bias case

In Charleston, U S District Judge C Weston Houck calls The Citadel motion frivolous and threatens sanctions while ruling next month on Shannon Faulkner s gender discrimination suit. The trial examined Citadel policies and the admission process amid broader VMI gender challenges and appeals loom.

Citadel Charleston S.C U.S C. Weston Houck Shannon Faulkner Ms. Faulkner Judge Houck Virginia Military Institute VMI Houck Faulkner

Army general backs slow pace on women in service

Gen Peay told a committee that the Army should pause on expanding women’s roles while noting women could serve in 91 percent of career fields and 65 percent of duty positions. He contrasted with Navy and Air Force openings and praised Army women yet urged caution as a court battle with the Justice Department unfolds.

Peay Army Navy Air Force Pentagon

Medical examiner took brains without permission in Philadelphia

In Philadelphia the Medical Examiner's office removed the brains of 26 corpses without notifying families and donated them to the University of Pennsylvania Medical School for anatomy classes. Families say they were not informed and question consent, while the city cites authorized autopsies. Penn says it relied on city assurances. lawsuits challenge the arrangement.

Philadelphia Philadelphia Inquirer Leon White Sr Delores Milliner Darryl University of Pennsylvania Medical School Philadelphia Common Pleas Court the Inquirer Penn California

Man seeks Guinness record for living underground

A 73 year old former miner known as Mountain Bob lived in the Isabelle Mine from November to Wednesday claiming a 226 day underground stay. He believed he set a 210 day record in Italy and learned Guinness lists 463 days as the Yugoslav record.

Canon City Colo Bob Leasure Mr. Leasure Mountain Bob Isabelle Maurrizio Montalbino Italy Mark Young U.S Guinness Yugoslavia Young Facts Denise Jack

Baptists endorse dialogue with Catholics in ecumenical move

The Southern Baptist Convention approved a plan endorsing dialogue with Roman Catholics and recognizing born again believers in all denominations. The resolution urged cooperation on social issues while noting theological differences including papal infallibility. It also cautioned against mutual proselytizing and reaffirmed missionary work beyond those not yet in Christ.

Orlando Fla Southern Baptist Convention Timothy George Beesom Divinity School Montgomery Ala Body of Christ Frank Ruff Secretariat For Ecumenical and Interreligious Affairs National Conference of Catholic Bishops Baptist Home Mission Board Bishops Conference Christ

Gene Found Behind Widespread Kidney Disorder

New York AP scientists identify the gene behind most cases of polycystic kidney disease a hereditary disorder affecting 500000 Americans. Discovery aims to reveal how the gene malfunctions causes disease and to enable early diagnosis and potential treatments.

New York

A Father’s Day memory blooms in lilac recollections

A personal note on Father’s Day expresses gratitude through lilacs that remind the writer of her dad. She recalls a neighbor’s lilac transplanted into their yard, nicknamed “Mel Jackson’s Lilac,” and reflects on how the plant’s purple blooms trigger spring memories of family, home, and childhood in Mt Pleasant.

Mel Jackson Beatiingour Mt Pleasant Jin. Moffatt

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