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A week after Martin Luther King Jr.'s children petitioned the Justice Department to reopen the James Earl Ray file, Sean Lennon alleges that the 1981 murder of his father John may not have been the work of lone gunman Mark David Chapman but the result of a U.S. government plot.
First, she will recommend from time to time that the Federales reopen investigations, or look into this or that problem-just to remind voters that she draws legitimacy from the White House.
However, LSC also asked the planners to reopen their consideration of the configuration of the LSC-funded programs believing that "a thorough review of this plan leads to the almost inescapable conclusion that while reconfiguration may not be a front-burner issue within this state, there is merit to seriously exploring reconfiguration of the five LSC-funded programs into three."
This type of addition to the record after the close of the comment period and the need to reopen the comment period are discussed in Sierra Club v.
Henry Ruth, a Watergate prosecutor who participated in the Treasury Department's investigation of the Waco assault, warned that keeping the investigation internal renders it useless and redundant: "If they don't reopen the whole thing now and actually use outside investigators, this will be like the Kennedy assassination for the next 50 years."