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ly Release Of 20% Of Prison Inmates. The New York Times <https://wwvv.nytimes.corn/2020/07/30/nyregion/New-jersey-inmate-release-Covid.html> (7/30, Tully, 18.61M) reports "New Jersey lawmakers seemed close to supporting legislation on Thursday that could free more than 3,000 prisoners — about 20 perce

ens and two members of Congress to discuss the issues surrounding the investigation into Guillen's death. The panel's findings will be submitted to James McPherson, under secretary of the Army, and Gen. Joseph Martin, the vice chief of staff of the Army, who will co-chair an implementation team to consider the

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ens and two members of Congress to discuss the issues surrounding the investigation into Guillen's death. The panel's findings will be submitted to James McPherson, under secretary of the Army, and Gen. Joseph Martin, the vice chief of staff of the Army, who will co-chair an implementation team to consider the

ional Security Council, the fifth person to hold the job in three and a half years, according to two people familiar with his hiring." Politico says Tully, who assumes the post of Senior Director for European and Russian Affairs on Monday, "is currently the senior adviser for arms control and deputy s

e the subject of an independent command climate review, Army Secretary Ryan McCarthy told reporters Friday, to be headed up by Army Under Secretary James McPherson. 'The purpose of this independent review is to examine whether the command climate and culture at Fort Hood and the military community surrounding

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ens and two members of Congress to discuss the issues surrounding the investigation into Guillen's death. The panel's findings will be submitted to James McPherson, under secretary of the Army, and Gen. Joseph Martin, the vice chief of staff of the Army, who will co-chair an implementation team to consider the