Clinton warns of cyber threats at Naval Academy graduation
President Clinton told 769 graduates that the United States faces new cyber and information age security risks. He ordered directives to protect critical infrastructure, accelerate risk assessment, and boost counterterrorism coordination, while backing antibiotics stockpiles and vaccine research for biothreats.
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Mistrial Declared in Army Harassment Case in Tacoma
A federal judge declared a mistrial in a sexual harassment suit filed by civilian lawyer Kelly Theriot against the Army after an eight member jury remained deadlocked. Theriot, 36, alleged harassment in 1995 by Darrel Parr, then Madigan Army Medical Center deputy commander, now a brigadier general at Fort Bragg. She claimed retaliation by officers to block her career and sought unspecified damages for personal humiliation and stalled advancement.
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Trucker sues over female co driver policy under Bible vow
David Wirts, a Consolidated Freightways driver, sues the company alleging his religious belief forbids overnight runs with female colleagues. He says cab proximity leads to lustful thoughts and that seniority-based pairing and a May 30 refusal led to his firing, later rehired with a gag on filing grievances.
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Programmer sentenced for unauthorized access at Wright Patterson
A Chinese computer programmer in Dayton was sentenced to six months in a halfway house and fined 5000 dollars after pleading guilty to exceeding authorized access to a military computer. Steven Liu, 24, worked for a military contractor and downloaded passwords from a Wright Patterson Air Force Base database. He said the password file was accidentally discovered and used to find a job performance evaluation.
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Ex police officer sues over mouse bite on TWA flight
Charles R. Grame, a former Belleville police officer, files a suit in St. Louis City Circuit Court seeking over 100000 dollars after claiming a mouse bit him on a Trans World Airlines flight from Cincinnati to St. Louis. He says he required rabies shots and two hand surgeries. airline disputes the incident and says no evidence supported a mouse on board.
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