Navy panel reports on Greeneville submarine collision
The commander of the U S Pacific Fleet received a Navy panel report on the Ehime Maru collision involving the USS Greeneville. The document, nearly 2000 pages, details facts and recommendations but its conclusions and potential disciplinary actions remain undecided with Adm Thomas Fargo to rule within 30 days.
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Greeneville
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Charles Gittins
Waddle
Pacific Fleet
Adm
Thomas Fargo
Honolulu
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Fargo
NBC News
CBS News
Yomiuri Shimbun
Wadille
John Nathman
Paul Sullivan
David Stone
Isamu Ozawa
Japan Maritime Self-Defense Force
Hawaii
Kidnapped girl Anne Sluti returns home to Nebraska
Anne Sluti, 17, was brought back to Kearney after a Montana standoff that ended with a surrender by abducter Anthony Zappa. Sluti helped authorities coordinate talks from the cabin, while a large UNK gathering marked her safe return. Zappa, 29, faces multiple charges across states.
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Anthony Steven Wright
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Pennsylvania Schools Urge Measles Vaccinations Amid Suspending Threats
Harrisburg AP Hundreds of thousands of Pennsylvania children face school suspension if parents do not show proof of two measles shots. Districts set up free clinics and mobile vaccination vans, visiting homes to collect records as deadlines approach from late spring.
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Pittburgh
Alice Gray
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Centers For Disease Control and Prevention
Albert Gallatin
Crystal Barnette
Barnette
York
Bethlehem
Wrongly held man receives 3.25 million settlement
A mentally ill man with paranoid schizophrenia spent two years in New York custody after being mistaken for an escaped prisoner. Kerry Sanders and his mother sought justice as officials agreed to a 3.25 million settlement and a letter of apology. Separately, Sanders had already settled for 290,000.
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Kerry Sanders
Los Angeles
Mary Sanders Lee
Sanders
Robert Sanders
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