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" Day echoed the remark , saying he was " highly impressed " with the way the other soldiers in his company reacted . Contrary to Layton 's assertion , the Court of Appeals did not find that he was " properly sentenced to a [ severity ] level l penalty under K.S.A . He said he was " deathly startled " and covered his face at the sound of the first shot , and by the second , someone had knocked him down and he was falling to the floor . From the summary provided by [ the former employee ] , he was " personally and substantially " involved in [ his own agency 's ] contract with [ Corporation A ] relating to a certain type of network . " At the beginning of the session , he also spoke of his visit to Pathankot Gandhi Ashram on October 2 where he was " highly impressed by a great Gandhian " 95-year-old Sidh Raj Dada . Ariel Sharon , the perpetrator of the Sabra and Shatila massacre ( 1,700 Palestinian civilians dead ) is a " man of peace " - even though the official 1993 Israeli report on the massacre said he was " personally responsible " for it . Almost all of the contracts for which the Director [ of this Office ] had " official responsibility " or in which he was " personally and substantially " involved were executed for the purpose of studying or reporting on very broad scientific issues of concern to the Government . In speaking of this performance afterwards , Haslam ( 3 ) modestly admitted that he was " rather tired , " but that " the excitement of the trip had braced him up to stand the journey . Applying a strong equitable presumption against the grant of a stay , the court found that Davis had shown that he was " personally under a threat of irreparable harm . Judge Wayne E. Alley ruled in Loving v. Boren , 1997 WL 125924 ( W. D. Okla. 1997 ) , that Loving did not present any evidence at trial that he was " personally " affected by the university 's policy .