New Yorkers adapt to life after Congress
Three former Central New York lawmakers Horton Martin and McHugh left Congress and found roles in Washington or related fields. Horton, now at a law firm with Benjamin Civiletti, notes a changed, more confrontational Congress and reflects on memories. Martin works for the National Soft Drink Association and McHugh joined the World Bank after serving in state and federal offices.
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Enola Gay exhibit stirs debate at Smithsonian display
National Geographic reports on the Enola Gay restoration at the Smithsonian and a looming 1995 exhibit marking WWII end. Paul W. Tibbets Jr. leads critics who call the planned display a insult to Japan, while Smithsonian officials argue for balanced context.
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Chicago
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