Korean massacre witness questioned over No Gun Ri killings
West Point historian Maj. Robert Bateman says Edward Daily, who claimed to fire on refugees at No Gun Ri on July 26, 1950, was not at the scene. Pentagon investigators acknowledge credible victims likely died but question Daily’s credibility and some witnesses. Daily could not be reached for comment. a fellow veteran defends Daily against attempts to discredit him.
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The Regulatory Fairness and Openness Act of 1999 gained wide support in Congress, but much of its text was drafted in Arlington by a consulting firm for pesticide manufacturers. Critics warn the measure would reverse decades of safeguards, shifting the burden of proof and potentially weakening child protection standards in the 1996 law.
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