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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Apr 02, 2001
Page
4
Stephen Rogers serves as president while Stephen A Rogers is editor and publisher. Michael J Connor oversees executive offices with Stan Unhorst as senior managing editor in a regional paper leadership team.
A cutting edge issue links science and ethics as work toward human cloning prompts alarm. Proponents cite Dolly and other animals, while critics warn of low success rates and unpredictable genetic defects that could affect future generations. Dr Brigitte Boisselier and Clonaid loom amid secrecy and global bans.
A reflective critique argues Americans are energy pigs relying on cheap power. Californias 46 percent rate hike follows rolling blackouts and $1.2 billion in imported electricity. The piece notes past gas lines and oil shocks spurred conservation, now largely abandoned as energy demand and waste persist. It questions government reliance and calls for renewed austerity.
Michael G. Bersani argues against abolishing Labor Law 240, citing it as a lifesaving shield that ensures owners and general contractors pay damages for safety violations. He notes century-long safety gains, criticizes industry claims of cost, and urges opposition to the Senate bill sponsored by Sen. Dale Volker and Assemblyman Joseph Robechester.
Frank Roger Sharp of East Syracuse argues against vengeance and calls for forgiveness and education over punishment. Candy Reily of Liverpool counters, blaming Bill Clinton and the Republicans for past scandals and defending Clinton as morally responsible.
On March 5, Onondaga County Legislator William Kinne introduced a moratorium resolution on the New York death penalty. A slate of speakers supported the measure including Justice Stuart Hancock and NAACP and InterReligious Council figures. The motion to table passed 13-11 along party lines, with calls for a full vote later.
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