Navy board recommends discharge for Lt. Tracy Thorne over homosexuality
Lt. Tracy Thorne, who publicly disclosed his sexuality on Nightline, faces an honorable discharge after a Navy board found he engaged in homosexual conduct. He and his lawyers vow to challenge the dont ask dont tell policy in federal court.
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Albany Reunited as Flood Recedes Across Georgia
Albany begins to recover as Flint River bridges reopen after four precincts of floodwaters cut cross-town travel for days. The disaster killed 30 people, with Gov. Miller calling it Georgia’s worst natural disaster. Authorities caution on sinkholes and ongoing damage to homes, roads, and bridges while election logistics face possible tent polling and paper ballots.
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DA defends presence at OJ's estate
Los Angeles AP report says prosecutors including Marcia Clark arrived at OJ Simpson estate to give legal advice on warrant execution. KCBS video suggests Clark was there before warrant. police say such presence is normal. Prosecutors and defense may revisit exclusion of evidence. Cowlings’ status in case remains under review.
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