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By LTC Joseph Myers and Patrick Poole 28 April 2006: From the Article: "It is too early to predict how the current diplomatic crisis over Iran’s nuclear weapons program will play out, but Americans should assume that any potential military hostilities could result in Hezbollah striking American interests across the globe and here in the US Homeland. Possibly the Iranian ayatollahs may decide that preemptive Hezbollah suicide attacks against America might serve as a deterrent to U.S. military action against their nuclear facilities. A strategic wave of Hezbollah suicide bombings, and well coordinated military attacks in America could very well...

Basketball coach remains at LCCC By Dave Shelles spt4@wyomingnews.com Published in the Wyoming Tribune-Eagle CHEYENNE - Despite being arrested and charged with domestic violence and battery, Queint Higgins remains employed by Laramie County Community College. "He's still our basketball coach," LCCC President Charles Bohlen said Monday. "Other than that, it's a personnel matter, and I can't say anything." Higgins turned himself in at 3 p.m. Sept. 15 after police were called to his East Sixth Street home Aug. 31. He allegedly punched his wife, Jenny Higgins, in the stomach with a closed fist during the argument. Domestic violence is a...

LCCC coach arrested The community college's basketball coach, Queint Higgins, was charged with domestic violence By Juliette Rule rep9@wyomingnews.com Published in the Wyoming Tribune-Eagle CHEYENNE - Laramie County Community College basketball coach Queint Higgins has been charged with domestic violence and battery. Higgins, 32, allegedly punched his wife Jenny Higgins in the stomach with a closed fist during an argument at the couple's East Sixth Street home on Aug. 31. "Jenny told officers that her husband has hit her on prior occasions as well," Laramie County assistant district attorney Tillie Routh-McGee wrote. Cheyenne Police officer James Eddy reported that Jenny...

<p>When he was promoted to officer rank at eighteen, S. L. A. MARSHALL was the youngest shavetail in the United States Army during World War I. He rejoined the Army in 1942, became a combat historian with the rank of colonel; and the notes he made at the time of the Normandy landing are the source of this heroic reminder. Readers will remember his frank and ennobling book about Korea, THE RIVER AND THE GAUNTLET, which was the result of still a third tour of duty.</p>

While driving to school today, my daughter called from Whidbey Island with a great incident that happened last night in Seattle. As a military wife (Josh is on the USS THEODORE ROOSEVELT), she is very pro-American and anti-protestors. The protestors really make her angry. At the 5th Avenue Theatre in Seattle, during a performance of MY FAIR LADY, the lead actor, Prof. Henry Higgins, dissed the French on stage. There is a part in which Eliza gets a French dress. The actor actually said it should have been an English dress. The crowd was stunned. Actors apparently get fined if...