In Our Opinion Gammage Killers Walk Free
The editorial denounces the dismissal of criminal charges against two officers in Jonny Gammage's death. It highlights coroner inquest findings of savage beatings and asphyxia, quotes witnesses, and urges federal charges to address alleged systemic racism and ensure accountability.
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Jonny E. Gammage
Gammage
Keith
Keith Henderson
Beth Beeler
Pittsburgh Post- Gazette
Jonny Gammage
TV Turnoff Week Prompts Minds to Active Living
National TV Turnoff Week marks its third annual observance with 4 million participants in 35 000 schools and many libraries and groups. Endorsed by AMA AFT and Literacy Volunteers of America the campaign urges turning off television to encourage real activities discussion reading and family interaction.
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American Medical Association
American Federation of Teachers and Literacy Volunteers of America
Moral slippage in Syracuse over anti Asian attack
Laurence M. Thomas, a Syracuse University professor, argues that the beating of Asian students by about 20 white males at a Fire Boulevard eatery reflects a broader moral climate of hatred. He contends wrongs arise from beliefs people think they can get away with and warns public trust and real equality are at stake.
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Syracuse University
Oklahoma
Fire Boulevard
Syracuse
Laurence M. Thomas
U Departments of Philosophy
Political Science
Visioning session facilitator urges more CNY volunteers
Patti Giancola Knutsen from Manlius describes becoming a trained moderator for the FOCUS project and leads three visioning sessions with Central New York organizations. She highlights lively ideas, energized participants, and the need for more trained moderators to broaden citizen involvement.
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FOCUS
New York
Tel-Auc volunteers boost Syracuse charity TV nights
Community volunteers from all walks of life unite across the greater Syracuse area to produce 11 nights of televised fundraising. Local businesses donate items and services while viewers bid on discounted goods, showcasing neighborly involvement through Tel-Auc and WCNY.
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Herald-Journal
Syracuse
WCNY
Arafat Seen Blocking Peace Over Netanyahu Critique
A letter by Nick J. Tadros criticizes Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu while blaming Yasser Arafat for hindering peace. The writer argues Israel upholds Oslo obligations and accuses Arafat of failing to modify the Palestinian charter and curb terrorism. The piece quotes mixed language from Arafat and defends Jerusalem development as consistent with Oslo.
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Nick J. Tadraos
Israel
Benjamin Netanyahu
Tadros
Yasser Arafat
Hebron
Arafat
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