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Berta 4,215
http://www.bluewaternavy.org/07-7037P.pdf
also Sue Belanger -the notable AO advocate here in NY sent me this news:
"Note: The possibility for an 'en blank' hearing
by the Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit is still an open question,
since NVLSP requested both types of re-hearings and this denial addresses only one of those. "
She means en banc- a full court hearing-all members present-
Another vet assessed the news as due to the way the NVLSP brief was prepared- I know attorney who also filed a amicus curiae brief on this- havent heard from him yet-
This will be discussed on the BWN and AO outside of Nam vet communities alot during next few days-- and I will post any more info I get-
there is always the chance that Haas is going to the Supremes too-
PLEASE ask your Senators and Congressman and women to support HR 6562-
if we cant get AO equity from the Haas case- maybe HR 6562 will finally give it to vets with disabilities on the AO presumptive list who were exposed to AO ouitside of Nam- and the Korean reg limits.And to their survivors and dependents.
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