Gay court martial fight over military jurisdiction in Coronado case
A civilian-initiated sexual conduct case against Capt. Robert Coronado prompts a court martial over whether the Air Force may adjudicate off base actions. Coronado argues military jurisdiction is unconstitutional and civilian authorities dismissed charges. The dispute, tied to a stay and appeals rulings, centers on jurisdiction and due process.
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Fayetteville
N.C
UPI
Air Force
Robert N. Coronado
4Th Circuit
US Court of Appeals
Coronado
Fort Bragg
Heaton
Cumberland County
Kid Grannis Jr
Terry Hutchins
Grannis
U.S. Court of Military Appeals
US District Court
Engine failure triggers fatal Cincinnati air crash
A twin engine Piper Navajo crashed on takeoff from Greater Cincinnati Airport killing eight aboard. Pilot Bill Paul and seven passengers from Ohio were confirmed dead as investigators from the National Transportation Safety Board examine the cause. The plane had been en route to Nashville when an engine failed about 200 feet in the air. One official said the crash was narrowly avoided had the plane landed a few feet differently.
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Florence
UPI
Greater Cincinnati
National Transportation Safety Board
Comair
Timothy Donovan
Nashville
Tenn
Cincinnati
Boone County
Don Stith
Stith
Ohio
Thomas J. Gatts
Loveland
John S. Huston
Fairfield
Jeffery Lake
J. Pat Warman
West Chester
Ronald A. Perry
Dayton
Douglas K. Jones
West Middletown
William A. Meyers
Toledo
Cincinnati Area
San Juan Romero
Edison’s light bulb story lights Smithsonian exhibit
A Smithsonian display marks 100 years since Edison and the Menlo Park gang labored to create the first practical indoor incandescent lamp. The exhibit traces the bulb’s 1879 debut, its rapid adoption in New York and Manhattan offices, and the broader rise of electric devices alongside Westinghouse’s alternating current battle.
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Washington
UPI
Thomas A. Edison
Menlo Park
N.J
Smithsonian Institution
Museum of History and Technology
Edison
Pearl Street
Manhattan
Bernard Finn
George Westinghouse
Westinghouse
Etan Patz Birthday Marked By Absence
Seven year old Etan Patz missing since May 25 on his seventh birthday. Family laments no cake or plans while New York Police label the case a celebrity missing person matter. A massive search had dwindled to a few leads with no solid clue to his whereabouts.
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Etan
New York
UPI
Etan Patz
New York City
Patz
Judge Crater
Julie Patz
Greenwich Village
Wall Street
William Butler
Sat
Max Sanders
Missing Persons Bureau
Apprenticeship Openings and Trainee Positions
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Fist
Lactede Parts
Paris T
Steve Fane
George Pathe
Dave
Permet
Mike
Aroedwey
Leroi
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