Ill-Fated Coast Guard Cutter To Be Raised Saturday
Coast Guard officials said raising the 230 ton Cuyahoga from 57 feet of Chesapeake Bay water will take until Saturday morning at the earliest. Divers faced strong currents and 50 mph winds as two cranes lift the hull. five sailors still missing and eight survivors noted as search resumes.
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Coast Guard memorial honors Yorktown survivors
At the Yorktown Reserve Training Center memorial service on Wednesday, 1st Class Petty Officer Roger Wild of Newport News Virginia consoles an unidentified Coast Guard officer. They were among 18 survivors rescued from the incident.
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Newport News
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Yorktown Reserve Training Center
Scream on deck moments before Coast Guard collision
Coast Guard cutter Cuyahoga collided with the freighter Santa Cruz II in Chesapeake Bay, killing six crewmen and leaving five missing. Navigator Randy Rose testified the crash followed warning blasts and a run toward the Santa Cruz, while lawyers for the freighter owners accused the Cuyahoga of reckless maneuvering and faulty gear. Eighteen Coast Guard crewmen were rescued by the Santa Cruz.
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Author Snepp seeks block on CIA publication ruling
Frank Snepp III appeals a judge decision that he violated CIA secrecy by publishing Decent Interval. The court refused a temporary bar on enforcement and fast tracks the appeal. Snepp argues the oath was not proven and asks to halt enforcement pending the ruling.
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U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
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FBI Chief Urges Scholarly Commission on Prosecution Guide
FBI Director William H. Webster calls for a scholarly commission to advise when secrets must be sacrificed to prosecute spying and crimes and when prosecutions should yield to protect those secrets. He notes agents volunteer for dangerous undercover work to infiltrate crime syndicates.
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William H. Webster
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