Eight Airmen Lost in 1944 Lake Ontario Crash Remembered
A reader urges action to recover the eight US Army Airmen who died in the 1944 Lake Ontario crash near Oswego. He recalls visiting the wreckage, laments limited recovery efforts, and asks the American Legion Veterans of Foreign Wars, Army Secretary John McHugh, and Senator Schumer to bring the remains home for their families. The note contrasts recovery efforts for Korea and Vietnam with the Ontario tragedy.
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Open Letter Urges Oswego to Rebuild the Port City
Oswego resident Laura Brazak writes to area residents urging preservation and smart development. She notes waterfront assets, subsidized housing for vulnerable populations, and SUNY Oswego influence while warning that grant driven “elimination of slums” goals may create pockets of poverty.
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Reps Contact Details for Schumer and Oaks
U.S. Senator Charles Schumer of New York listed with Hart Senate Office Building Washington DC 20510. Assemblyman Robert Oaks listed with 718 Legislative Office Albany NY 12248.
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Fears of a New Cold War Rooted in Postwar History
Georgie Anne Geyer argues that current global tensions stem from post-World War II decolonization, U.S. interventions, and the rise of Islamist movements. She notes Britain, France, and Belgium withdrew from colonies, leaving the Third World destabilized, while the U.S. created conditions that helped fuel Islamic State and regional conflict.
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Belgium
Italy
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Sultanate of Oman
Muscat
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Soviet Union
Botswana
Vietnam
Georgie Anne Geyer
gigi_geyer
Juno.com
Notable historical events on February 26 across years
Highlights mark Napoleon’s Elba return in 1815, the 1904 Panama Canal treaty, Grand Canyon and Grand Teton park creations, and pivotal 1993 World Trade Center bombing. Other entries note U S Air Defense Command creation in 1940, Churchill’s atomic bomb claim in 1952, Glenn's 1962 orbit remarks, and 2012 Trayvon Martin case. Also cited are 2010 Paterson politics and 2014 Obama infrastructure proposal plus a quote by Marcusson.
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Trayvon Martin
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Fla
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