Peru said an investigation should precede assignments of blame.
But for both of these new logics there is a catch: instead of saying when an assignment of elements to free variables makes a formula true, we say when a set of assignments of elements to free variables makes the formula true.
"The announcement by D.O.D. had been planned for some time and is a normal part of the general officer assignment process," said a spokesman, Col. Jonathan Withington, "The change of command is still some months away, probably in the fall".
The experts cited in The Post said the man would have been no more than 20 when the Pan Am jet exploded, too young, they said, for such an assignment.
He wore his yarmulke and was outspoken about his support for Israel - he said he refused an assignment to guard Yasser Arafat, the Palestinian leader, when he visited New York, and zealously pursued a case against a group of what he said were anti-Israeli terrorists.
He did tell a couple of self-protective stories, though for no compelling reason: He said his assignment as an Army journalist came as a complete surprise; friends said he'd spent months figuring the surest shot at such a job.
Though Mr. Gore said his assignment as an Army journalist came as a complete surprise, Mr. Tyson recalled that "the reason people enlisted was to have a greater ability to pick" their job, an assessment Army historians say is accurate.
In a statement, Andres Guzman, the illustrator who created the cover, said, "The assignment was an illustration about housing.
In an interview a few days before the argument, Mr. Ciongoli, a former Justice Department official and law clerk to Justice Samuel A. Alito Jr., said the assignment was "an incredible honor and not something you say no to".
Dr. Vanden Wyngaard, who met with Jewish leaders in Albany and made a public apology on Friday, said the assignment was apparently an attempt to link the English class with a history lesson on the Holocaust.
