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The Air Force's attempt to recoup $71,000 it paid for a San Francisco psychiatrist's medical education before discharging him for being gay could depend on its handling of three other "don't ask, don't tell" cases. On Thursday, a federal judge all but ignored 23 cases in which the Air Force sought repayment from ousted gay service members, and focused instead on the three in which it did not.
April 12, 2001 at 12:00 AM
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