Clinton blocks funding for needle exchange saves lives debate
The article reports Secretary Donna Shalala's claim that needle exchange programs reduce HIV transmission and do not promote drug use, while the Clinton administration declines federal funding. It cites state programs, Baltimore costs, Syracuse AIDS Resources, and public concern about messaging to youth, noting 17,000 potential lives saved over Clinton's term.
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CIA Kids Site Promotes Spy Image And Costs
A critical look at the CIA's $26.6 billion annual budget and a kids’ website that features dogs, pigeons, disguises, and role descriptions for DO officers. The piece questions the usefulness of the agency and its public-facing material aimed at children.
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Flag protection amendment gains backing in Congress
Anthony G Jordan of The American Legion argues for a flag desecration protection amendment, citing Senate co sponsorship by Alfonse D Amato and 66 others, House support, state legislatures, polls, and public will. He frames current court rulings as failing to defend national symbol and urges passage to restore flag rights.
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Herald-Journal
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American Legion
Indianapolis
Sandy Cragin Remembered As Caring Mother And Friend
Patricia J. Fisher honors Sandy Cragin of Syracuse as a loving mother and friend who shared kindness with family and coworkers. Her loss is felt deeply by those who knew her, and her memory inspires care for others in daily life.
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Patricia J. Fisher
Syracuse
Clinton needles stance sparks liberal outcry over funding
Nathan Clark reports that Donna Shalala loses a bid for federal funding of needle programs for addicts. Liberals accuse the administration of hypocrisy as AIDS groups and reformists criticize the policy shift amid debates on harm reduction. The piece frames the clash between public health goals and political caution.
Shock jock vs Bible man at CBS clash over White remarks
A Christian reader laments CBS hiring Howard Stern while backing Reggie White a pastor and football star whose anti homosexuality stance drew ire from gay rights groups. The letter urges Christians to oppose Stern and support White for a CBS sports role.
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CBS Sports
Children’s conduct tied to home life and media
The writer argues youth violence stems from family life and environment, not firearm access. They contend laws on guns on school grounds miss the root causes and mention opinions by Cal Thomas about home influence, TV portrayal, and the role of manufacturer liability in safety.
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Jonesboro
Cal Thomas
Herald-Journal
Florida
Readers urged to send letters for publication
Readers are invited to submit letters to The Herald Co publications. Letters must include writer name address and daytime phone. Submissions may be edited and published and could appear on Syracuse Online or NewsLine.
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