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Syracuse Herald Journal

Location

Syracuse, New York, United States of America

Date

Apr 01, 1998

Page

7

Transplant Regulations Proposed Raise National Waiting Issue

The piece discusses UNOS organ distribution and Secretary Donna Shalala’s proposal for a national listing to remove geographic limits. It notes concerns from UNOS and hospitals about regional centers, risk of squeezing out small centers, and the need for careful criteria to favor those most likely to survive. It highlights Central New York’s high donation rate and urges more donor signups to improve availability.

United Network For Organ Sharing UNOS Donna Shalala Department of Health and Human Services Shalala New York

Reform torpedoed democracy gets the bum's rush

An analysis of House leadership tactics that blocked campaign finance reform. Speaker Newt Gingrich and allies used a suspension of rules to stifle debate, load the bill with poison pills, and deny amendments, effectively killing reform this year. McCain Feingold would have outlawed soft money but faces entrenched interests. The piece argues voters must punish incumbents to restore government.

House of Representatives Newt Gingrich Capitol Athens House of Congress Gingrich Christopher Shays R-Conn John McCain Old Boys Club

STAR plan blamed as costly tax grab from New York resident

Scott Grimshaw of Marcellus writes that the STAR program is another stealth tax, citing rising home assessments from 163000 to 176000 on a 242 year old house, and urging Gov Pataki to scrap property taxes while restoring sales tax and cutting utility and other levies. He calls for a meeting with political leaders and warns he and his five employees may relocate.

George Pataki New York Skaneateles Regional Board of Real Property Services New York State Sion Joe Bruno Sheldon Silver Scott Grimshaw Marcellus

Fund-raiser Comedian Draws Complaints at North Syracuse Event

JOAN CLANCY of North Syracuse criticizes a fund-raiser concert at a junior high school for vulgar comedy that insulted the President, the Catholic faith and teens, prompting the audience to leave during the act. Family members attended with tickets donated by the North Syracuse Police Benevolent Association. The event supported youth programs run by the association.

North Syracuse Police Benevolent North Syracuse

Protect the disabled BR 3206 housing amendments uproot protections

Sara Wall- Bollinger, executive director of Enable Syracuse, warns that the Pair Housing Amendments Act of 1998 would rescind fair housing protections for foster children and disabled people, allow local zoning to bar group homes, risking homelessness and reduced options for many individuals with disabilities.

Sara Wall- Bollinger Enable Syracuse

Lil Abner cast praised for memorable Jordan-Elbridge show

Gladys Fingerhut of Memphis congratulates the Jordan-Elbridge musical cast and all involved in their Li'l Abner production for a wonderful and entertaining evening. She commends the talented group and extends public thanks.

Jordan-Elbridge Gladys

Death Penalty Debate Raises Constitutional Questions

Camillus resident Shaan Chima argues against capital punishment aligning with Eighth Amendment limits. He claims the death penalty is revenge, questions who holds the power to execute, and advocates life without parole until moral clarity and constitutional rights change.

United States

Readers invited to submit letters for publication

The Herald Co invites Syracuse area readers to send letters with name address and daytime phone. Submissions may be published or posted online or on NewsLine. Include contact details. mail fax email or phone options are provided.

The Herald Co Post-Standard Herald-Journal Herald American Syracuse Herald- Journal/Herald American P.O N.Y

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