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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Apr 10, 2001
Page
6
Stephen Rogers is appointed as foster and publisher by Amchbel J Connor, executive editor, with Stanenhorst serving as senior managing editor.
The article weighs President Bush's early foreign policy tests including the US China standoff over the spy plane incident, reactions to the Kyoto climate accord, and friction with Japan and North Korea. It notes analysts caution against overreaching bold rhetoric and urges careful, explanatory diplomacy with allies and rivals alike.
After years of decline welfare caseloads stabilize and rise in about a dozen states while New York still shows declines. The piece argues reform’s success hinges on ongoing measures like child support, tax credits, employer child care, education and job training, and reliable transportation as economy slows and layoffs rise. It notes Congress aims to bolster child support collections and working poor tax benefits.
New York’s law guardians, attorneys who represent children in court, face woefully low pay that strains budgets and deters experienced lawyers. Rates have not risen in over 13 years, with in court work paid at 40 and out of court at 25 dollars per hour, risking reduced services for vulnerable children. A state commission is studying fair rates, urged by Gov Pataki and legislative leaders. the goal is to preserve leadership in child legal representation and protect the welfare of young clients.
A letter argues the death penalty serves to punish and remove those who destroy innocent life. The author emphasizes innocence and criticizes opponents who equate killers with victims, urging its frequent use nationwide.
Resident Philip Corso laments 20 years of decay from beautified streets to piles of debris. He argues residents must pride themselves and follow city ordinances, calling for cleaner homes from basement to attic ahead of the mayoral race.
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