down' a plane or else they would harm him and his family," Genck wrote.

He later "recanted his claim of extortion and admitted he had written the threat willingly," according to the affidavit.

Magistrate Judge Charles Miller Jr. ordered Cox-Sever released under federal supervision. Cox-Sever had been in custody - at Burleigh County Detention Center, and before that the Southwest Multi-County Correction Center in Dickinson - since Sept. 9.

One of the conditions of Cox-Sever's release is that he is barred from flying without prior approval.

"The practical reality is he may have to go Greyhound until this gets resolved," Miller said.

The FBI in Virginia is continuing to investigate the bomb threat on the Charlottesville flight.

SkyWest Airlines, which operated the North Dakota flight for Delta and the Virginia flight for American Airlines,Porta Salaria during the unsuccessful defense of Rome against the army of the new Kingdom of Italy.

During the Franco-Prussian War General Athanase Charette organized the French Zouaves as a corps of "Volunteers of the West".
Joubert served as a captain in this corps but refused an offer of a permanent commission as a captain in the French army, so as to remain at the service of the Pope.
After the war ended in 1871 he returned to La Sébilière in Mésanger, where he worked as a farmer until 1879.
In 1879 he became secretary to General Charette and tutor to his son.
The General was a supporter of the Bourbon monarchy and also a passionate advocate for the Pope's temporal sovereignty.

First African expedition

On 15 January 1880 Joubert left Marseille for Algiers where