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Published on Thursday, December 6, 2007 by The Albany Times-Union (New York)
New study shows people who lived near or worked at former munitions factory in Colonie have depleted uranium in their bodies

by Jordan Carleo-Evangelist

COLONIE, NY - Former workers at a Cold War-era munitions plant and nearby residents still carry traces of toxic depleted uranium in their bodies, a team of scientists said Wednesday.

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Published on Thursday, December 6, 2007 by The Albany Times-Union (New York)

Poison From Depleted Uranium Munitions Site Lingers

New study shows people who lived near or worked at former munitions factory in Colonie have depleted uranium in their bodies

by Jordan Carleo-Evangelist

COLONIE, NY - Former workers at a Cold War-era munitions plant and nearby residents still carry traces of toxic depleted uranium in their bodies, a team of scientists said Wednesday. Read more »

http://www.nytimes.com/…

December 31, 2007

Editorial
There are too many moments these days when we cannot recognize our country. Sunday was one of them, as we read the account in The Times of how men in some of the most trusted posts in the nation plotted to cover up the torture of prisoners by Central Intelligence Agency interrogators by destroying videotapes of their sickening behavior. It was impossible to see the founding principles of the greatest democracy in the contempt these men and their bosses showed for the Constitution, the rule of law and human decency.
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You know, I had thought about doing a poll on how quickly after Bhutto’s assassination we might see an OBL tape. Then I thought it too cynical a thing to pen. I guess I was wrong, because the timing appears to be roughly 48 hours for OBL to be able to put a montage of sorts together, despite all of the chaos in Pakistan.

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from Think Progress by Guest

Lt. Cmdr. Andrew Williams, a JAG officer with the U.S. Naval Reserve, recently resigned his commission over the alleged use of torture by the United States and the destruction of video tapes said to contain instances of that torture.

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