Yesterday | MilitaryCity.com
Congress to repay wrongfully accused troops
By Kelly Kennedy - Staff writer Posted : Thursday May 15, 2008 15:53:59 EDT Twenty-three African American World War II soldiers who were wrongfully convicted of murder are a step closer to financial restitution ... via MilitaryCity.com
Thursday | Seattle Post-Intelligencer
“I'm sorry ma'am, but we'll have to take the dog...”
When Bob's mother died in Pennsylvania, we were unable to attend the memorial service, and his sister asked him to write down a few memories to be read aloud at the service. via Seattle Post-Intelligencer
Tuesday May 13 | The Cincinnati Enquirer
“And I understand the loss those families still feel today.”
The 20th anniversary of the Carrollton bus crash is Wednesday, and Conrad Garcia Jr. via The Cincinnati Enquirer
Sunday May 11 | Defense News
U.S. Army's SAMS Increases Lessons' Complexity
“We are looking more at the interactivity of the world”
Infused with lessons from Iraq and Afghanistan, educators and officers at the U.S. Army School of Advanced Military Studies at Fort Leavenworth, Kan., are increasingly teaching tomorrow's generals to view ... via Defense News
Friday May 9 | WQXI-AM Atlanta
Stews Entertainment Report 5/9
“The criminal charges, and resulting impact on the defendant's employment ... materially affect his ability to repay the term note”
It is May 9, 2008 on this Fat, Fun, and Fabulous Friday ~The former 49ers quarterback is suing his first wife, Kim Moses, and a Texas auction house for selling love letters and memorabilia from his time at the ... via WQXI-AM Atlanta
Wednesday May 7 | KansasCity.com
Storms pack a punch but cause little damage
“We've had quite a few storms produce hail”
A string of powerful storms packing heavy rain and hail rolled across the Kansas City area tonight, but there were no immediate reports of serious damage.Several tornado warnings were issued, and three ... via KansasCity.com
Monday May 5 | The University of Kansas
Three KU faculty members to receive awards for service to Kansas
“We are especially pleased that for the first time, we were able to honor faculty members both inside and outside the College with Steeples awards.”
Three University of Kansas faculty members are being honored this spring for service to the state. via The University of Kansas
Saturday May 3 | Canada.com
Counsellor helps couples after the horrors of war
“I was actually desperately trying to help them when I stumbled upon Sue and her Emotionally Focused Therapy”
Some soldiers come home from battle with war in their heads and numbness in their hearts. via Canada.com
Thursday May 1 | KansasCity.com
Charges in alleged murder-for-hire plot unsealed
Charges accusing a 31-year-old woman and an alleged gunman of being involved in a 2005 murder-for-hire that left the woman’s husband dead have been unsealed.Alesia Warrior of Kansas City or Leavenworth ... via KansasCity.com
Tuesday Apr 29 | Alabama Live
Bishop candidate came up in Army
“If he wasn't very good at his craft, he wouldn't have been put in that position or stayed in it for very long.”
Martyn R. Clay took an unconventional route to the semifinals in Bishop State Community College's search for a new president. via Alabama Live









