Kennedy Seen as Reform Effort Despite Book Attacks
Columnist Cal Thomas says Senator Edward Kennedy appears sincere in his drive to reform despite a controversial new book by Joel McGinniss describing it as a hatchet job. The Herald Journal reports.
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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Aug 08, 1993
Page
2
Columnist Cal Thomas says Senator Edward Kennedy appears sincere in his drive to reform despite a controversial new book by Joel McGinniss describing it as a hatchet job. The Herald Journal reports.
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Cornell University researchers say economic hardship drives farmland loss in the state, not pressure from developers. Glimmerglass hosts world famous operas in Leatherstocking Country, a surprising cultural bloom in Cooperstown’s region.
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US JOHN G. BABBITT FLAGSTAFF Ariz Johar G Babbitt 45 former state legislator and uncle of Interior Secretary Bruce Babbitt died Thursday. LORNE PETERS GREENWICH Conn John E Peters 62 former head of one of the country’s largest advertising agencies shot to death at his home Thursday. Police charged 3 family trend with murder.
Herald American corrections space notes factual inaccuracy in prior coverage. A reader alert points out that the person pictured as BA public information officer is actually Capt. John Wead, chief of Troop D Bureau of Criminal Investigation in Oneida.
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