Cuban Refugees Leaving Atlanta Prison for New U.S. Lives
Fifteen Cuban refugees freed from Atlanta Federal Penitentiary amid cheers from many of their 1,800 countrymen remain behind bars. Thirteen wore government supplied shirts and slacks as they boarded a van for new lives across the United States. Additional releases occurred as sponsors collected two more detainees, part of 381 ordered freed by U.S. District Judge Marvin Shoob for entering the U.S. without proper papers.
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Navy surgeon guilty in Army recruiter death verdict
Lt Cmdr Muhammed A Ansari found guilty of involuntary manslaughter in the 1979 death of Army recruiter Sgt Robert Stege at Fort Sheridan. He received a $2,000 fine and a letter of reprimand after seven hours of deliberation by a seven member panel at Great Lakes Naval Base.
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