Police killing sparks federal probe into NYPD handling
Representatives Rangel and Nadler request Justice Department oversight of the Giuliani administration and NYPD after the Doris Mond shooting. They condemn the release of arrest records and demand scrutiny of police practices amid public fear and protest. The intervention follows past cases like Amadou Diallo.
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A Year Since Columbine Spurs Gun Control Call
A column marking the first anniversary of the Columbine attack urges stronger national gun laws. It cites public opinion, notes Congress inaction, highlights families and survivors, and mentions the upcoming Million Mom March in Washington.
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Death penalty condemned as unjust in essay by Alejandro Garcia
In a Syracuse byline, Alejandro Garcia argues against capital punishment, urging a moratorium as states and nations move away. He cites wrongful executions, racial disparities, and the 14th Amendment's equal protection to claim the system harms justice and civility.
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Matilda Gage spotlight celebrated in Central New York
Readers praised March coverage of Women’s History Month events in Central New York. The Sis in Syracuse highlighted the Matilda Joslyn Gage Conference drawing attention to Gage’s suffrage leadership with Anthony and Stanton, including her 1880 Fayetteville school district ballot.
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Clinton claims challenged state amid alleged corruption plague
A disputed opinion piece alleges Hillary and Bill Clinton brought a political 'plague' to New York, accusing them of dishonesty and Marxist aims. The text mentions 1969 Russian ties and broad accusations without detailing specific events or sources.
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Loss of a kind man Chuck Dozier touched many lives
A Syracuse tribute recalls Chuck Dozier, a gentle, humorous man who ran a small South Salina Street store. The piece urges neighbors to remember his kindness, integrity, and care, and to show children the card listing those he touched.
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Clinton contrasts faith with alleged deceit and art critique
A reader letter attacks Hillary Clinton for using religion while claiming illicit gains from cattle futures, calls for tax return disclosure, and criticizes her museum stance on a Virgin Mary artwork. The piece also notes Giuliani defending Catholicism and dismisses ongoing investigations as trivial.
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