Top secret: no one is heeding the lesson the Pentagon Papers still teach

Article Abstract:

The 1971 trial over whether the press should be allowed to publish the Pentagon Papers on the Vietnam war was not about leaking information to enemies, but rather how much information the security bureaucracy can keep from the American people. Even today, the limits still have not been set.

Analysis, Cases, Political activity, Column, Executive privilege (Government information), Security classification (Government documents), Nixon, Richard M., Government and the press, Press policy

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Occupational cancer is there epidemiologic evidence?

Article Abstract:

Some chemicals may substantially contribute to the development of cancer. Most occupational carcinogens have latent periods of 10 to 50 years. Recent studies use epidemiological research techniques to establish probable toxic exposures.

Research, Case studies, Cancer research, Occupational diseases, Cancer, Epidemiological research, Cross sectional studies, Carcinogens

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Sunday in the park

Article Abstract:

A menu for a Sunday picnic in the park is presented, with recipes for chilled Tomato and Pepper Soup, Roast Beef Salad, and Almond Cornmeal Cake with Peach and Berry Compote.

Recipes and menus, Picnicking

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