Air Guard commander ousted after unfair treatment probe
The Syracuse Air National Guard unit chief Col David Hamlin Jr will resign and Col Thomas D Webster will be demoted after a three month inquiry into alleged unfair treatment of the first female combat pilot Maj Jacquelyn S Parker. Parker may rejoin any NY fighter wing to finish her F-16 training. The report cites hostile comments and jokes, but does not label it sexual harassment. Col James Burdick named interim commander at Hancock Field.
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Syracuse
Air National Guard
David Hamlin Jr
Jacquelyn S. Parker
174Th Tactical Fighter Wing
Hamilin
Thomas D.webster
Parker
174Th
New York
Sue Hart-Lilly
Eng
John Fenimore V
New York Air National Guard
Hamlin
Webster
Democrats furious at Clinton over tax remarks crowd
Democratic lawmakers in Congress vented anger after President Clinton said he raised taxes too much in Houston. Senators Moynihan, Bumpers, Exon and Kerrey voiced outrage at a private gathering, while Daschle and others moved to refocus on business. Kerrey cooled before delivering a harsh, prewritten Senate speech.
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Congress
Clnton
Houston
Damiel Patrick Moynihan
New York
Dale Bumpers
Arkansas
Jum Exon
Nebraska
Tom Daschle
South Dakota
Bob Kerrey
Senate
Clinton
America
Kerrey
Con
Weather glimpse shows varying conditions across days
Forecast notes a mix of sun and showers with daytime highs around mid sixties. Monday and Tuesday show periods of rain and cool nights, while Wednesday begins partly sunny with a cooler high near sixty.
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Sunn
Partigun
Ehaea
Trrebay
Mystery Fifty Dollar Man aids homeless in San Antonio
A charity figure known as the Fifty Dollar Man has been giving out twenty and fifty dollar bills with a small religious tract to homeless people in San Antonio. Witnesses describe a crowd surge, a possible middleman, and varying theories about the man’s identity and motives. Officials note concerns the money may fuel alcohol and drug use, while defenders say he intends to help without publicity.
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San Antonio
Irma Mellon
Salvation Army
Ginger Wilber
Christian Assistance Ministry
McCullough Ave
Wilber
Solitary New York singles learn the art of flirting
In Manhattan’s Upper East Side a School of Flirting opened to teach flirting basics through six month sessions with a $140 fee and a two drink minimum. Founders Robin Gorman Newman and Susan Rabin lead the effort as about 100 attendees begin orientation amid crowd reactions and planned lessons.
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New York
Manhattan
Narightclub
Robin Gorman Newman
Susan Rabin
Leigh
Castro Daughter to Protest Castro at UN Visit
Alina Fernandez Revuelta, 38, daughter of Fidel Castro, plans to join Cuban-American protests in the New York area during his U N visit. She calls him a torturer and terrorist and says she regretted inheriting his blood. Fernandez Revuelta fled Cuba two years ago and now lives near Atlanta.
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Castro
U.N
Fidel Castro
New York
Alina Fernandez, Revuelta
Cuba
Fernandez Revuelta
Atlanta
United Nations
Federal prison lockdown sparks inmate disturbances across states
Violence erupts in multiple federal facilities as guards battle inmates to regain control. Disturbances began in Talladega Alabama and spread to Memphis Tennessee Allenwood Pennsylvania and Greenville Missouri where inmates seized a housing unit and blocked efforts to return to cells.
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Greenville
Justice Department
Congress
Talladega
Ala
Memphis
Memphis, Tenn., Allenwood
St. Louis
Powell ponders presidential bid after cross country tour
Retired Gen Colin Powell wrapped up his book tour with more than 53 000 appearances and said he would decide in November whether to run for president. At a news conference outside Norfolk Naval Base Powell asked if he could transfer his energy and passion from the military to politics as he weighs the option in private.
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Colin Powell
Norfolk Naval Base
Norfolk
Powell
Body of newborn found in airplane toilet
Delta Airlines Flight 1686 landed at Bradley International Airport Windsor Locks Connecticut when authorities found the body of a newborn girl with the umbilical cord attached. The infant’s fate was unclear with autopsy inconclusive and FBI and police investigating leads.
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Warners
Delta Airlines
Bradley International Airport
Windsor Locks
Conn
Ordea
Dale Hourigan
FBI
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