Millions of court records to be shredded spark concern
U S officials will shred at least 10 million bankruptcy files and several million district court files from 1970 to 1995 to save storage. Historians and private investigators warn that mundane records help reveal legal trends, while some critical files will be kept for history and research.
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Chicago
U.S
U.S. National Archives and Records Administration
Federal
Cornell Law School
Theodore Eisenberg
Eisenberg
U.S. Supreme Court
Earl Warren
Christina Boyd
University At Buffalo
Marvin Kabakoff
NARA
Associated Press
Kabakoff
Korean Air Lines
Don Haworth
Haworth
Federal Records Center
Illinois
Indiana
Michigan
Minnesota
Ohio
Wisconsin
Brad Foreman
Syrian cartoonist Ferzat beaten by masked gunmen in Damascus
Ace Syrian caricaturist Ali Ferzat, 60, known for bold critiquing Assad, was seized by four masked gunmen near Damascus as he left his studio at 4 am. They beat him, cut his beard, and dumped him on an airport road, leaving him with broken hands. U S officials condemned the attack as brutality by the regime.
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Damascus
Syria
Ali Ferzat
Iraq
Saddam Hussein
Libya
Muammar Gaddafi
Assad
Ferzat
Associated Press
Bashar Assad
the Lamplighter
Gaddafi
Ferrat
U.S
Obama
State Department
Victoria Nuland
Ali Ferzar
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