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FAIRPORT MAN CHARGED AFTER CARJACKING, ASSAULT 
26-year-old Michael Mahoney of Fairport facing a slew of charges, for allegedly assaulting 3 workers at Saint John Fisher College last night.  

PILATO TRIAL GOES TO JURY 
Michael Pilato is accused of killing his adoptive father and two brothers by torching the family home in December of 2011.  

GENEVA SUSPECT NOT CAPTURED IN NYC 
Geneva Police now say a Jonathan Rivera captured in New York City is NOT the same man wanted in connection with a shots fired incident in Geneva this past weekend.  

CASTANEDA DEFEATED FOR BROCKPORT MAYOR 
Trouble-plagued incumbent mayor Connie Castaneda was defeated by a convincing margin last night by Margay Blackman.  

MMA BILL WON'T COME TO VOTE 
A state Assembly committee blocked a vote on legalization and regulation of the sport.

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WYSL's afternoon talk host Bill Nojay appears on Fox News Channel's "The O’Reilly Factor" to discuss the dangers of cellphone texting while driving, in the aftermath of a crash that killed five Fairport high school graduates on their way to a party. A post-crash investigation revealed that texts were sent and received on the driver's cellphone moments before the head-on collision. Nojay is a radio talk host and EMT who has been a first responder at the scene of distracted-driving accidents.


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RONALD REAGAN’S APOLITICAL WARNING

Reagan speaks out against Socialized MedicineIn 1961, before his political career got underway, future President of the US Ronald Reagan delivered a ten-minute warning about socialized medicine and its likely trajectory as a societal flying wedge, for the establishment of socialism in the USA. Reagan, denied access to mass media by a left-leaning mass media establishment lost in adoration of a charismatic new US President (John F. Kennedy) had to find a different vehicle to get his message out.

In this pre-internet era, Reagan chose to record a phonograph record (cover reproduced above) citizens could play for neighbors as a communal warning. Americans organized “coffee klatches” to play Reagan’s message which, at just over ten minutes long, corresponded neatly with the time needed to drink a cup of coffee or have a cigarette. After the session, the record would be passed on to someone else who would hold his or her own “coffee klatch.” In this slow-motion fashion, Reagan’s warning about socialism went “viral” in 1961. The net result: socialized medicine was defeated by an avalanche of adverse public opinion, expressed by an angry public via its only means of communication in that era: letters delivered by US Mail to Congressmen and Senators.

Reagan’s talk on socialized medicine, heard today, is eerily predictive of both today’s messianic push for government control over our healthcare system and Obama’s ever-advancing socialistic agenda. HEAR THIS AUDIO FILE NOW. And send the link to your friends. Get your “coffee klatch” going today!




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