Soldier guilty of shooting in Army court martial
Sgt. William Kreutzer was convicted of premeditated murder for killing Maj. Seeckenger during an early morning four mile run at Fort Bragg. Eighteen soldiers were wounded in the sniper attack, and Kreutzer faced possible death by lethal injection with the Army last executing a soldier in 1961.
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Fort Bragg
N.C
William Kreutzer
Kreutzer
Abraham Castillo
Maj
Seeckenger
82Nd Airborne Division
William J. Kreutzer
Staff Judge Advocate
Ft. Bragg
Judge calls man a trickster as suit is dismissed
ARLINGTON VA AP A judge threw out a lawsuit by a man who alleged U S News and World Report profited from selling his name to junk mail advertisers The judge ruled the man had no property rights to a fake name he used on a subscription form Avrahami misspelled his name Avraham He was not a victim and was called a trickster by the magazine’s attorney The man sought 5000 and an injunction to stop the magazine from distributing his name, claiming junk mail caused anxiety and inconvenience
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Arlington
U.S. News and World Report
William T. Newae Jr
A. Eeeg
Avrahami
Avraham
David G. Fiske
Deaths show schools not havens in CDC study
Chicago AP reports the CDC study covering July 1992 to June 1994 found 105 school related violent deaths, 85 killings and 20 suicides, mostly in urban areas, involving handguns and teenagers. Sixty three deaths occurred in urban settings and 33 were gang related, with 76 victims being students.
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Chicago
U.S
Centers For Disease Control and Prevention
James Mercy
CDC
Division of
Journal of the American Medical Association
Mercy
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