Navy chaplains punished for misconduct across a decade
AP sources show more than 40 Navy chaplains sanctioned over 10 years for offenses from sexual abuse to fraud, with a 1999 memo noting chaplains produce a disproportionate share of problem cases. The Navy started retraining, but ongoing punishment counts are not tracked.
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Navy
Navy Chaplain Corps
Bradford E. Ableson
Associated Press
Richard Danzig
Ableson
Chief of Navy Chaplains
Chaplain Corps
Jon Spiers
Spiers
Navy Chaplains
Barry Black
Black
U.S. Senate
Nation marks independence with Constitution Center opening
In Philadelphia the Constitution Center opened as part of Independence Day celebrations. President Bush praised troops in Dayton while Americans nationwide celebrated the Fourth of July with parades, fireworks and honors for veterans. Sandra Day O’Connor received Philadelphia’s Liberty Medal for embodying founding principles.
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Ohio
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U.S
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West Chester
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N.M
Aneeita Hudson
Chicago
Lake Michigan
Supreme Court
Sandra Day O’connor
O’connor
Wynton Marsalis
Pennsylvania
Ed Rendell
National Constitution Center
Wright-Patterson Air Force Base
United States
Heart Mountain internees honor veterans with memorial tiles
Tets Asato, a WWII veteran from Heart Mountain, recalls loyalty to the United States as 799 internees had their names painted on tiles to form an honor roll. A replica will debut near Cody and Powell, Wyoming, with plans for an interpretive center and walking tours to keep memory alive. The 442nd Regimental Combat Team and the 100th Infantry Battalion fought bravely, earning top decorations for a unit of their size.
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Heart Mountain Relocation Camp
Tets Asato
United States
U.S
Asato
U.S. Army
America
Cody
Powell
Wyo
U.S. Transportation
Norm Mineta
Heart Mountain
David Reetz
Wyoming
Sei
Shriners face financial crunch forcing hospital closings
Shriners Hospitals for Children faces a money crisis from rising costs and a $2 billion endowment loss. Up to eight of the 22 hospitals could be closed or cut costs, including the Minneapolis facility where occupancy is low. Officials emphasize care continuity, with patients redirected to Chicago or St. Louis.
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Fla
Shriners Hospitals For Children
Shriners
Minneapolis
Shrine
Shriners International
Twin Cities
John D. VerMaas
Board of Trustees
Shriners Hospitals
Chicago
St. Louis
Lew Molnar
Shrine Hospital
Health officials warn of eastern equine encephalitis rising
Atlanta AP reports health officials worry about the return of eastern equine encephalitis along the East Coast as Florida, Georgia, North Carolina and South Carolina report high horse case counts. A Georgia man died June 21 in the first human case this year, and the virus shows a high fatality rate in humans.
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Georgia
Florida
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South Carolina
United States
Laurel Garrison
Georgia Division of Public Health
Anthony Marfin
Centers For Disease Control and Prevention
Nolan Newton
Department of Environment and Natural Resources
Virginia
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Mississippi
Alabama
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