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Two years after he told his commanding officers he was gay, the U.S. Air Force honorably discharged John Hensala Jr. based on "homosexual conduct." To Hensala's dismay, the Air Force also ordered him to repay the $71,000 it paid for his education. Hensala accepted the discharge, but challenged the so-called recoupment order in court. The case will reach a critical point Thursday, when a federal judge hears Air Force lawyers argue for dismissal.
January 23, 2001 at 12:00 AM
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