The Illumination of Sunshine Week Views
This column argues for the value of Freedom of Information Act access to government records, noting FOIA’s 50 year history and its role in public understanding of Hillary Clinton emails. It highlights Sunshine Week led by journalists groups, the rise of internet access, and the ongoing need to locate, release, and examine public documents.
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Hillary Clinton
U.S. Department of State
FOIA
Clinton
Lyndon Johnson
Donald Trump
Washington Post
New York Times
American Society of News Editors
Reporters Committee For Freedom of the Press
Walter Cronkite
Roger Mudd
State Department
Washington, D.C
Local Officials Contact Addresses Share US Representatives
Contact details list Assemblyman Robert Oaks in Albany at 718 Legislative Office Building Albany NY 12248 and U S Senator Kirsten Gillibrand at 531 Dirksen Senate Office Bidg Washington DC 20510 for correspondence and outreach.
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Robert Oaks
Legislative
Albany, N.Y
U.S
Kirsten Gillibrand
Dirksen
Senate
Washington, D.C
Charles Schumer
Hart
Richard Hanna
John Katko
Patty Ritchie
Coventine
W. Oneida St
E. Bridge St
Oswego
N.Y
Assemblyman
Will Barclay
N. Second St. Fulton
2016 GOP Rebellion and Clinton Contention Set the Tone
The piece analyzes a fractured Republican Party after recent contests, noting voter betrayal feelings in Ohio and across states. It compares this rebellion to past eras, contrasts Trump and Clinton prospects, and discusses how convention dynamics, outside money, and candidate profiles reshape the race toward upheaval rather than unity.
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Florida
Vietnam
Ohio
John Kasich
House
Capitol Hill
Pearl Harbor
Soviet Bloc
Republican Party
Patrick J. Buchanan
Houston
Hillary Clinton
Philadelphia
Andrew Jackson
John Quincy Adams
Wall Street Journal
NBC News
Manhattan
Donald J. Trump
Clinton
Barack Obama
Midwest
Trump
Cleveland
Obama
Marco Rubio
Arizona
Ben Carson
Utah
Rubio
Ted Cruz
Texas
Cruz
Wendell Willkie
Barry Goldwater
Ronald Reagan
Reagan
Willkie
Fortune Magazine
Goldwater
Senate
Chamber
Kasich
David M. Shribman
The
Post-Gazette
Dshribman
Postgazette
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March 21 1946 UN HQ at Hunter College in The Bronx
On March 21 1946 the United Nations Security Council set up temporary headquarters at Hunter College in The Bronx New York. The annual miscellany lists key historical events and notable figures from 1556 to 2015 including Bach birth 1685 and Sabichs death 1976. It notes Ts name changes Iran 1935 and Namibia independence 1990 as well as Debi Thomas 1986 world skating title and Pinetop Perkins death 2011.
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United Nations
Security Council
Hunter College
Bronx
New York
Persia
Iran
Germany
Marty
Ernest Borg
Nine
Ana Magnani
Sharpeville
South Africa
Alcatraz Federal
San Francisco
Bay
Robert F. Kennedy
Vladimir “Spider” Sabich
Claudine Longet
Aspen
Colorado
Longet
Debi Thomas
United States
Geneva
Switzerland
Katarina Witt
East Germany
Namibia
George W. Bush
Iraq
Bush
Derna
Pinetop Perkins
Austin
Texas
France
Mount Saint, Michel
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David Shribman
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New York Publishers Association
First St
Andrew Poole
Pailtimes
Mike LeBoeuf
Mieboeuf
Palitimes
Palitimes.com
Oswego Palladium-Times
USPS
Palladium-Times
1St Street
Paritimes
Associated Press
Thomas Cranmer
Canterbury
Johann Sebastian Bach
Eisenach
Tennessee
Austin Peay
Gertrude Stein
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