Navy officer acquitted in high profile sex harassment case
Capt. Everett Greene, former head of the Navy equal opportunity office, was acquitted on all counts by a six male and two female panel. The Naval Academy graduate and SEAL commander, stationed in San Diego, awaits potential promotion to rear admiral pending Senate approval. He expressed relief at clearing his name and intends to return to Special Boat Squadron One.
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Bill would fund Transportation Department projects via $36.4 billion package
A House and Senate conference panel approved a $36.4 billion Transportation Department measure awaiting final votes. The White House says President Clinton would sign if passed. The bill surpasses his request by $1 billion and funds FAA operations at $4.7 billion, highway outlays at $19.9 billion, and mass transit aid at $400 million while eliminating the Interstate Commerce Commission and cutting Amtrak subsidies by 20 percent to $635 million in 1996.
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