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Pasquarello said the department intends to have a liaison, but a specific officers has yet to be selected. He also stressed that the announcement has provoked calls of encouragement from as far as Fort Myers, Fla. and that several individuals have already responded...
...John Doe No. 2. Then, in May, they interviewed Todd Bunting, an Army private whose name appeared on the agency's records of people who rented trucks in April. On April 18 Bunting went to Elliott's along with Army Sergeant Michael Hertig. When FBI agents located Bunting in Fort Riley, Kansas, they found he fit the description of John Doe No. 2. According to the brief, when he rented the truck he was wearing a Carolina Panthers hat with a blue-and-white pattern, and he even has a tattoo on his left...
Such performances earned Kohler a trip to Fort Lauderdale, Fla., and to the Umbro Classic, the NCAA's senior all-star game--the half-time "entertainment" of which was the first round of draft selections...
...FORT LEONARD WOOD, Missouri: The Army announced it has suspended 12 drill instructors over the last six weeks at Fort Leonard Wood as part of its continuing probe into sexual harassment and sexual abuse charges. That brings to 28 the total number of suspensions at one of the army's largest basic training facilities, where hundreds of instructors are stationed. TIME Pentagon correspondent Mark Thompson notes that the report is a sign that the Army is now enforcing sexual harassment regs to the letter. "I think, compared to a year ago, the whole military is a little more on tenterhooks...
...increase of 3 percent each year until 1999 and 2 percent in 2000. Members of the Allied Pilots Association began informational picketing in cities across the nation today, including Boston, Los Angeles, Miami, Chicago, San Francisco, Seattle, Washington D.C., Newark, and American's headquarters in Dallas-Fort Worth. TIME business writer John Greenwald reports that even the threat of shrinking operations may not be enough to move the company to deal-making. "American Airlines Chief Executive Robert L. Crandall is an extremely tough boss," Greenwald notes. Crandall, a known hardliner, has been known to berate his pilots publicly...