European Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - May 16, 1994, Darmstadt, Hesse Monday May 16, 1994 . The stars and stripes Page 7 a photos a Day it May be a far cry from the beaches of Normandy but Abilene kan., took time out saturday to commemorate the historic a Day Landing in France nearly 50 years ago. Eric Durgin top of Omaha neb., portrays a world War ii army private As he walks among Pilot and army officer uniforms at a display of wartime Memorabilia at Abilene a Eisenhower Center. Real life military personnel were on hand for the ceremonies too. Army maj. Gen. Josue Robles Bottom Center left commander of the 1st inf div much at fort Riley,kan., i Arches Down the Center of an Honor cordon during the a Day him Are rear adm. William v. Cross ii Center right representing Secretary of the Navy John h. Dalton and Bagpiper Bill Mulin from Scotland who took part in the invasion on june 6,1944. Given custody once Sarasota Fla. A a judge has approved a settlement that awards custody of switched at birth Kimberly Mays to her biological parents. Circuit judge Stephen Dakan a order Friday officially Grants parental rights to Ernest and Regina Twigg her biological parents. But it also preserves the parental rights of Bob Mays who raised 15-year-old Kimberly. All three Are now Legal guardians. Flak angers youth accused of Swan cruelty Manlius . Apr a 17-year-old accused of torturing a Swan and leaving its severed head at the Entrance to the police station does no to like the abuse he a been showered with. A a it a not right a Daniel Doney said. A they done to know that i did police say Doney and a 15-year-old accomplice jumped the Fence of the Village Park apr 30 and attacked obie who was trying to defend his nesting mate. Doney said he was drunk and passed out after jumping the Fence and grabbing the Swan. Nearly 100 people packed the courtroom and peered in the windows As Doney pleaded innocent thursday to charges of criminal mischief criminal Cost of keeping the girl received a judges permission in August to stay away from the Twiggs. But in March she suddenly bolted from Mays and went to stay with the couple. The settlement reached last week throws out the August order. The two families had battled in court Over Kimberly since a mysterious baby switch at a Hospital came to Light in 1988. The baby girl the Twiggs took Home in 1978 Wasnam Darlena. She died in 1988. By the Washington Post Washington the Gold War May be Over but the task of making sure millions and millions of government documents stay away from the prying eyes of americans enemies still keeps More than 32,397 workers employed full time according to the first Ever tally by government agencies. And the government May be spending More than $16 billion a year to safeguard growing stockpile of National Security secrets created or managed by these workers Industry estimates and the new accounting for the office of management and budget show. Eighty on percent of this Cost or about $13 billion reflects what defense contractors told the Federal government they were Billing Washington for classification expenses in 1989. No contractor estimates have been made since then. An additional $2.28 billion reflects buyer of Gacy artworks plans to destroy them Chicago apr a businessman spent about $20,000 to buy most of exc cute serial killer John Wayne Gacy a artworks and says he plans to Burn them. Joe Roth who owns a truck parts business bought More than two dozen of the 40 works for Sale at saturdays auction. Gacy was executed tuesday for killing 33 Young men and boys during the 1970s, what Federal agencies told bomb this Spring they will spend this year to protect classified information. And $200 million More reflects what the intelligence Community recently estimated it is spending on Security. T about 31,000 of the full time employees safeguarding classified documents enough to populate a medium sized City arc attached to the defense department. But even the department of the Interior has the equivalent of 30 full time workers assigned to protect secrets related to National Security according to the bomb report. Like several other departments with mandates that would seem of scant interest to foreign spies a such As agriculture or health and human services a Interior told the bomb that it spends thousands of dollars annually on alarms special copying machines shredders secure telephones Security clearances and costly office equipment with suppressed electronic emissions. 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