Views Ritchie not to blame for puppy mills action absence
The writer defends Senator Patty Ritchie regarding New York state dog breeder laws and measures to curb puppy mills. She highlights pending bills for licensing suspensions and strengthened pet lemon protections, plus local option to regulate breeders, while noting industry opposition and state regulatory gaps.
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Ritchie
Joel Freedman
New York State
New York
Patty Ritchie
Senate Agriculture Committee
Gov. Cuomo
Sen
Mark Grisanti
Senate
Bill Ketzer
Rules of the road clash with crossing guard signals
Oswego reader Ron Kilbourn voices concern that crossing guards stopping traffic may conflict with signals. He cites two incidents near Fitzhugh Park School where children crossed without warning, questioning safety lessons and urging diligence from drivers and school authorities.
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Cayuga Street
Ron Kilbourn Oswego
Local Officials Contact Details for Gillibrand and Tenney
A printed note lists U.S. Senator Kirsten Gillibrand office at 531 Dirksen Senate Office Building Washington DC 20510 and Assemblywoman Claudia Tenney contact at 5176 SB 233 P.O. Box 774 Westmoreland NY 13460 for constituent outreach and correspondence.
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Kirsten Gillibrand
Dirksen
Senate
Washington, D.C
Claudia Tenney
P.O. Box
Westmoreland
N.Y
Charles Schumer
Hart
Patty Ritchie
Richard Hanna
Dan Maffei
Cannon
W. Oneida St
E. Bridge St
Oswego
Robert Oaks
Albany
American Betrayal and the Erosion of Constitutional Standards
Diana West argues that constitutional safeguards have faded as government expansion, immigration, and surveillance erode American sovereignty. She condemns Washington for unchecked power, calls for border reestablishment, and promotes scrutiny of national security measures and Islamic influence. West endorses her book American Betrayal and its critique of state overreach.
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U.S
Washington, D.C
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Pew
America Without Borders
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Boston
Arkansas
Fort Hood
NBC
Andrea Mitchell
National Intelligence
James Clapper
Clapper
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NSA
Michael Hayden
al-Qaida
Chechnya
Pakistan
America
Diana West
St. Martin’s Press
Dianawest.net
Dianawest
Verizon.net
Diana
June 18 Highlights: Space First for Sally Ride and Historic Events
On this day in history numerous events marked progress and peril. Sally Ride became America's first woman in space aboard the Challenger in 1983, launching a six day mission. Other notes include the 1778 Philadelphia entry, 1812 war declaration, Susan B. Anthony's 1873 conviction, Taft’s nomination path, Churchill’s finest hour, Lord Haw-Haw charges, a 1953 crash near Tokyo, 1972 BEA disaster, SALT II signing, and the 1992 race-based jury exclusion ruling.
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America
Robert L. Crippen
Frederick H. Hauck
Ride
John M. Fabian
Norman E. Thagard
Susan B. Anthony
Canandaigua
Anthony
William Howard Taft
Chicago
Winston Churchill
William Joyce
Lord Haw-Haw
London
Tokyo
London Heathrow Airport
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