Sinai crash probe: ICAO condemns Israel over Libyan jet
The International Civil Aviation Organization condemns Israel for shooting down a Libyan airliner in the Sinai, urging a calm UN led investigation. The focus is on uncovering facts and preventing future accidents through improved aircraft control procedures.
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Innocent driver in minor crash spawns costly delays
Feldhockey backs into a truck at a stop sign causing no injuries but triggering a chain of burdens. He spends hours with police, insurance claims, and body shop estimates, while relying on his wife’s car for days as the car is repaired. The incident underscores how small driving errors can cause major disruption.
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New York Fear Of Heights Highlights Urban Crime Links
New York Magazine notes seven percent of residents are mildly phobic with cases like a grad student who won’t climb higher than ten stories. Oscar Newman argues high rise design fuels crime via roamable corridors and rooftops. Historic context contrasts English highwaymen with notorious modern urban dangers.
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The Revenue Sharing Trap and Nixon's Budget Moves
John Roche analyzes Nixon's 1974 budget and revenue sharing as a political ambush. He notes impoundment of 8.7 to 14 billion dollars, a shift from categorical grants to state and local funding, and potential cuts to mental health programs. He blames both parties for enabling the plan and warns of higher federal taxes if resisted.
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Mythic myths shape academic life in Greeley critique
The piece argues scholars view academia as a myth ridden society where ritual and belief influence behavior. It cites Andrew Greeley on McCarthy era myth and Thomas Sowell on Black Education to show how myths guide virtue and policy more than facts. The author endorses the mythic approach as illuminating despite its edge.
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Time we rededicate to the flag and nation
A letter to the editor argues the Vietnam War divides America and urges rededication to the flag as a symbol of unity, liberty, and enduring founding ideals. The writer warns internal strife benefits enemies and promotes faith, courage, and justice as core American values.
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