Military jury orders death for airman at Holloman Base
Airman Robert Gay 28 of Detroit was sentenced to death by a 10 member Air Force court martial jury for two murders committed after a supervisor reprimand over a haircut. He killed Tech Sergeant Jose Rodriguez and an unarmed security policeman with an M-16 at Holloman AFB New Mexico. The case now moves through multiple appeals to determine if military execution will proceed.
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Holloman Air Force Base
N.M
Robert Gay
Detroit
Alamogordo
Gay
Air Force
12Th Air Force
U.S. Court of Military Review
U.S. Court of Appeals
John Howell
Holloman
Otero County
Fort Leavenworth
Kan
Howell
Tech
Jose Rodriguez
Las Cruces
Victor Lamberty
el Paso
Texas
Donald Brockett
Bobbie Snell
Army
John Bennett
Pentagon
Janet Wray
Herman Dennis
Robert Burns
Truman
Pat Vaughan
Airman
Rodriguez
Earths geology reflects catastrophe witness trial
Harold Coffin of the Geoscience Research Institute testified in Arkansas court about catastrophic geology. He cited fossil preservation as evidence of rapid burial during a worldwide flood, contrasting with evolution and supporting creation science as defined in the act.
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Bill Simmons
Associated Press
Little Rock
Ark
U.S. District Court
Arkansas
Earth
Harold Coffin
Geoscience Research Institute of
Loma Linda
Calif
U.S
William Overton
Coffin
Seventh-day Adventist Church
American Civil Liberties Union
ACLU
Talking Christmas tree aids boy’s speech improvement
Fargo AP reports ten-year-old Duane Ross who has speech difficulties began speaking in full sentences after engaging with a talking Christmas tree at Dayton department store. Teacher Kathy Kasper notes the tree spoke back, prompting spontaneous conversation of several minutes.
Moon Plans Washington Times Start In 1982
New York based News World Communications plans a Washington general interest daily named the Washington Times. Vice President Nicholas Buscovich says the paper will provide a forum for voices not in the Washington Post and will hire well known journalists from around the country. Moon’s company already runs The News World and Noticias del Mundo in New York.
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New York
Sun Myung Moon
Washington, D.C
Nicholas Buscovich
News World Communications Inc
Washington Post
Moon
New York City
News World
Noticias del Mundo
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