IMF and World Bank urged by global justice protesters
Demonstrators linked World Bank and IMF to debt relief, labor rights, and environmental protection. About 1,300 arrested in Washington as protests target World Trade Organization talks, Jubilee 2000 religious groups, AFL CIO, Friends of the Earth, and other groups.
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Capitol Hill
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James D. Wolfensohn
A Raisin in the Sun Workshop Aims to Heal Racial Divides
Syracuse Stage partners with the Gifford Foundation and the InterReligious Council to use Lorraine Hansberrys play as a springboard for healing. The plan funds up to 8 000 Central New York students and launches Community Wide Dialogues in area schools with workshops for dozens of high schoolers and ongoing dialogue circles.
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New York
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Syracuse
Corcoran High School
Jamesville DeWitt High School
Robert Moss
Thank Girl Scout volunteers on Saturday
The Girl Scouts of the USA celebrate National Volunteer Week honoring over 880 000 leaders and volunteers. The Girl Scout Council of Central New York thanks 2159 local volunteers for their time and effort, noting they are the heart of Girl Scouts and essential to developing girls into tomorrow's leaders.
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Lovie Winslow
CNY
Albany letters attack clowns running government
A reader blasts Albany leaders for failing to pass budgets on time and lambasts lawmakers for large pay raises while urging citizens to vote. The letter accuses officials of ignoring integrity and politicizing issues, promising voters an election day response.
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Frank J. Musante Oswego
Deeds and Words on a Distinguished Removal Debate
A letter responds to Kevin Mulroy’s bench removal focusing on race and context. The writer, African American, argues slurs depend on time and place, cites personal housing and neighborhood tensions, and recalls a police officer spitting near his home, calling attention to minor evils that feel personal.
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Kevin Mulroy
Mr. Mulroy
Readers urged to send letters to Herald journals staff
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