Kennedy assassination records reveal decades of government secrecy
A federal review panel found the government hid millions of Kennedy assassination records for decades, fueling public mistrust. The Assassination Records Review Board urged declassification and said some files were destroyed, while new documents will be opened to the public at the National Archives.
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Let OSHA Do Its Job on Repetitive Stress Injury Threat
A group of six scientists warn RSI is real and costly, affecting factory workers and office staff. They urge OSHA guidelines to prevent injuries, noting Congress blocked data collection last year. They argue federal action protects workers and saves long term costs, despite business objections.
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Plenary mix of local religious views and civic critique in Syracuse
A reader letter collage discusses Planned Parenthood as a trusted health provider, calls for broader religious voices on women’s reproductive rights, and critiques Carrier Corp branding at a university game. It also praises Youth Court programs led by Marilyn Morey, supports civil service gains, and condemns Clinton while defending humility and accountability.
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American Parole and Probation Association
Jacqueline K. Manier
Religious Coalition For Reproductive Choice
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Missing Syracuse University student Courtney Hopkins found
The Hopkins family expresses deep gratitude to the Central New York community for two weeks of help during the search for Courtney Hopkins. Reunited with Courtney on Sept 26, the family thanks law enforcement, Syracuse University, officials, media, and neighbors for prayers, support, and resources.
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