Blassie identified ends Unknowns mystery in Arlington grave
The nation commemorates Air Force Lieutenant Michael Blassie, missing since 1972, whose remains were identified by DNA. His case raises questions about interring more unidentified Vietnam era remains at the Tomb of the Unknowns and the fate of families seeking closure.
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Orange marches threaten peace in Northern Ireland
The April Portadown Garvaghy Road stand off highlighted how Orange triumphalism fuels sectarian tension. RUC and British troops faced Catholic protests as 40 rubber bullets injured several. calls grow for dialogue to uphold the Good Friday Agreement and Belfast Assembly.
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Tripp Taping Sparks Debate on Legal Lines
Pundit cites Linda Tripp and Lewinsky case while noting a Florida couple Martins who taped a conference call involving Newt Gingrich and others and gave it to The New York Times. The writer questions media focus and court outcomes, suggesting possible selective reporting and urging examination of all legal cases.
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Remembering Lt Jonathan Nolan Navy Fighter Pilot
In Fallon Nevada on May 27 Lt Jonathan B Nolan, a Navy fighter pilot, died when his FA-18 crashed during a training mission. Family and friends recall his devotion to God country and service from Christian Brothers Academy to the Naval Academy and Top Gun, praising his integrity and selfless courage.
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SU Plans to Buy Mall Instead of Dome Roof
The letter argues Syracuse University should fund its Carrier Dome roof itself rather than rely on taxpayers. It notes SU reportedly agreed to purchase Marshall Square Mall for 4 million dollars, suggesting the funds could serve as a down payment on the roof.
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