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...Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) did not require pilots to report alcohol- or drug-related convictions until 1990, and the rule was not retroactive. America West discovered his record only after police took him off the plane. The 1998 charges were eventually dropped, but he was convicted of disorderly conduct in 2000 and got two years' probation--again unbeknown to America West...
...state and other representatives of the OAU's 53 members gathered for the changeover in the South African harbor city of Durban last week. As the fanfares of the launch ceremony faded, however, some delegates were already uneasy. The A.U.'s objectives and principles emphasize democratic codes of conduct that are certainly not practiced by several of its members. Unlike the OAU, the new Union also has the right to intervene in member states in cases of war crimes, genocide and "crimes against humanity." A Peace and Security Council is to be established, and a permanent pan-African peacekeeping force...
...comes to accounting procedures." It was a defense that only an Arthur Andersen executive could love. The President whose wartime rhetoric runs to all or nothing was making a case for relativism; his business experience was being channeled not into a call for probity but into an excuse for conduct he would declare unethical in a speech the next day. "He can't go where he needs to go," concedes an Administration official. "He is an insider, and he comes across as an insider offering only lukewarm populism...
...After conducting a prolonged search of a suspicious individual on Ware St., an HUPD officer arrested 42-year-old Arnoldo Castro of Cambridge for disorderly conduct, resisting arrest and trespassing...
...usual, in matters that pit Americans against Europeans, there's plenty of mutual ignorance. Americans don't understand that for Europeans, whose memory of war crimes is deep, anything that codifies the rightful conduct of war is ipso facto desirable. Europeans seem unable to appreciate the import of congressional sentiment against the court. Congress (unlike most European parliaments) is not a rubber stamp; it has a constitutional role in international affairs, and it takes it seriously...