Postal board seeks immediate firing for gun at work
The Postal Service board proposes firing anyone who brings a gun to a post office after a California incident in which a 58-year-old worker shot his boss. Union leaders demand more security as the case prompts new safety resolutions. Bruce William Clark was arrested on murder charges. The board calls firearms at work an inexcusable offense, applying regardless of position or past discipline.
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Static hobbled warning to downed pilot over Bosnia
Gen John Shalikashvili testified at a House hearing that radio interference muffled a warning to Capt. Scott O'Grady before he was shot down on June 2. NATO sensor data suggested missile activity three minutes earlier, but garbled reception delayed alert and rescue.
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Pilot's account of rescue mission upsets Pentagon
Air Force pilot Scott Zobrist sent a firsthand June Bosnia rescue account via electronic mail to military friends. The message revealed code names, radio frequencies, and weapon details, reaching AOL users worldwide and drawing Pentagon concern about information security and potential policy.
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