Air Force Academy installs new leaders after sex scandal
Air Force Academy named Brig. Gen. Johnny Weida as commandant of cadets and Col. Debra Gray as vice commandant in a ceremony before about 4,000 cadets. Lt. Gen. John Dallager transferred duties as Maj. Gen. John Rosa will become superintendent. The overhaul follows cadet reports of rape and misconduct and includes dorm clustering, 24 hour security, assault-response training, amnesty for assault reports, and stricter discipline for underage drinking. Gray will handle sexual assault cases. both leaders plan to rewrite training with cadet and staff input.
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Naval air station commander reassigned after probe
The commanding officer of Oceana Naval Air Station in Virginia Beach was reassigned after an investigation of his performance. Capt. Jason A. Leaver assumed command in October. Rear Adm. David Architzel ordered the probe and reassignment. Leaver is not accused of criminal activity and no further action is planned.
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Congress approves nationwide Amber Alert plan in safety package
Congress passes a child protection package by wide margins creating a national Amber Alert network. The House 400-25 and the Senate 98-0 vote send the measure to President Bush for signature amid protests over the war. The bill links stricter penalties to Amber Alert for missing children tied to Amber Hagerman.
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Church official says extent of abuse is still unknown
New York AP. Kathleen McChesney, head of the U S bishops Office of Child and Youth Protection, said the full scope of sex abuse by Roman Catholic clergy in America remains unknown. She spoke at a Cardozo Law conference with about 100 civil attorneys prosecutors and molestation victims. In 2002 at least 325 of roughly 46 000 priests were removed or resigned over abuse allegations.
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