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Newspaper

Syracuse Herald Journal

Location

Syracuse, New York, United States of America

Date

Aug 11, 1998

Page

6

Remembering the Nairobi and Dar es Salaam embassy victims

The editorial emphasizes the 12 Americans 180 Kenyans and 10 Tanzanians killed in the bombings and calls for funding to fortify embassies. It praises Julian Bartley a Nairobi consular official and urges vigilance against terrorism while avoiding prejudice and insisting on justice for the victims.

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No Bill This Year Big Tobacco Lies Win Battle

An Annenberg Center study finds Big Tobacco ads distort Congress on a proposed cigarette tax bill aimed at reducing youth smoking. It notes industry opposition and claims about FDA bans, while detailing the cost of tobacco illness and the addictive pull of nicotine. The piece argues the political defeat leaves 3,000 American youths starting to smoke daily and 1,000 eventual deaths, with no legislation expected this year.

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Money, Image Spin, and Clean Conscience in Public Life

Thomas R. Pardue argues that money cannot wash away core truths about politics and Big Tobacco. He mocks laundered images by Procter & Gamble and public figures like Al D'Amato, noting nicotine addiction and carcinogens in tobacco. Money buys polished appearances, but cannot erase moral stink.

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President Clinton Faces Questions Over Testimony Shaping

The Herald-Journal reports President Clinton and his legal team will use all contacts to learn what Monica Lewinsky told the grand jury and to shape the president’s testimony. Clinton had promised to testify completely and truthfully, raising questions about what “shaping” implies for truthfulness and full disclosure.

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Tripp Testimony Questioned as Hearsay in Starr Probe

The passage questions Linda Tripp's usefulness to Kenneth Starr's grand jury, noting her statements depend on Monica Lewinsky and may amount to hearsay unless Tripp witnessed events. It also references DeWitt City's focus on transportation center plans and a Syracuse visit.

Tom Linda Tripp Kenneth Starr Tripp Monica Lewinsky Ms. Lewinsky Stuart R. Halpert DeWitt

City schools need action to keep great teachers

Readers urge Syracuse city officials to fix budget problems and adopt long term strategies for education. They praise Nottingham High School teacher Chris Ball for sparking chemistry interest and exam success, and thank Baill for inspiring two students while noting the district may lose him to Liverpool High School. Jurisdictional leaders are urged to be creative and work harder to retain educators.

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Old Syracuse bus depot eyed for sale amid city boost

Alex Frazier discusses urban split in Syracuse as Midtown Plaza redevelopment and a planned Amtrak link spark talk of selling the old bus station. He suggests transforming the junction of Interstates 81 and 690 into a central shopping area with depot restoration for rail service.

Syracuse Midtown Plaza Amtrak Alex Frazier

Letters Policy and Submission Details for The Post Standard

Readers are invited to submit letters for publication but must include name address and daytime phone. Submissions may be edited published or used online or on NewsLine. Mail to Letters to the Editor Syracuse NY 13221 email letters syracuse com f ax 4703019 or call 3154702235 for questions. NewsLine category 3348 EDIT.

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