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Month: January 1970
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An Interview With Phil Steck
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The Virtual Assassination Of Governor Spitzer
*UPDATE*: According to today’s (March 21) New York Times, US Justice Department officials admit that such an investigation into prostitution is "unusual," "rare," and unheard of since 2001.
March 16 , 2008
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Martin Luther King From Another Perspective
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Demolition City
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Sorting Out The Presidential Primary
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The Terrorists Are Coming for You
It is just your great misfortune that you were who you were at this time and in this place, that you were brown-skinned, bearded Muslim men speaking in foreign accents, in Albany, after the attacks of 9/11. The local FBI offce needed to prove itself in the new War on Terror, and you were it. As simple as that.
I am very sorry for you and your families, and as presumptuous as it may be, I apologize to you on behalf of my country.
Good luck.
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Please Bring Us Your Garbage
Our landfill supply is not merely sufficient, we have a nationwide glut. While the number of landfills has declined, the measure that counts — landfill capacity — has increased enormously.
Not only do we have a growing volume of landfill capacity, landfill use has also declined because we are increasingly better at recycling and recovery. The result is that landfill costs have failed to keep pace with inflation. This is the best possible evidence that a landfill shortage does not exist and it’s also good news for local homeowners: If there really was a landfill shortage local property taxes would soar.
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Bulldozers Attack The Pine Bush Preserve
Section 71-4001. General criminal penalty.
Except as otherwise specifically provided elsewhere in the
environmental conservation law, (a) a person who violates any
provision of the environmental conservation law, or any rule,
regulation or order promulgated pursuant thereto, or the terms or
conditions of any permit issued thereunder, shall be guilty of a
violation; (b) each day on which such violation occurs shall
constitute a separate violation; and (c) for each such violation the
person shall be subject upon conviction to imprisonment for not more than fifteen days or to a fine of not more than two hundred fifty dollars, or to both such imprisonment and such fine. -
A Rant Against Christmas
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Blind Shots At A Moving Target
Dan, is a community wide meeting a good idea? Who would call this meeting? Would there be competing and even conflicting claims as to whom has jurisdiction to call the meeting, or are WE THE PEOPLE in the end the ones with the jurisdiction to call the meeting? And where oh where are reverend clergy and lay leadership of the faith communities? Why do I sense that they are not stepping forward?
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Alcohol And A Big Gun
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Fragile Egos Make Empty Threats
I would suggest you call me immediately or take the slanderous information you have written about the onrust and myself out of your article. We have given this to our legal firm and will initiate a legal action against your slanderous and completely erroneous statements.
Don Rittner, president
the Onrust Project