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Syracuse Herald Journal

Location

Syracuse, New York, United States of America

Date

Aug 11, 2000

Page

7

Taxpayers billed in Pataki ballot access clash

Gov George Pataki agreed New York will pay 200000 in legal costs to John McCain's campaign and the state Republican Committee will cover similar sums. The piece argues party bosses manipulated ballot access to favor Bush, criticizes the settlement as political, and calls for real ballot reform while protecting minority rights.

George Pataki New York U.S John McCain Republican Committee Republican Party Texas George Bush McCain Bush New Hampshire Pataki State Republican Committee Steve Forbes Alan Keyes Lee Caghhan State Board of Elections

Growing problem ecstasy spread alarms officials

New York City officials warn ecstasy is spreading nationwide with rising seizures at Kennedy Airport from 68 pounds in 1997 to 858 pounds in 1999. Federal agents report 8 million doses seized this year, far above prior years, as use grows among teens and adults. Police say the issue could worsen, with 2 million tablets smuggled weekly into the United States. MDMA, the drug, costs under 50 cents to synthesize and sells for about $20, linking to parties and nightlife. Authorities urge parents to talk with kids, monitor changes in behavior, and know party hosts and paraphernalia to prevent harm.

New York City Kennedy Airport Customs Service Federal Drug Enforcement Administration United States Europe New York New Jersey Belmar Seaside Heights Mary Beth Oxendine Syracuse Quondaga County Drug and Alcohol Abuse Commission

Journey of Long Day's Journey Into Night Impresses Syracuse Stage

Kathryn Goldfarb reviews Syracuse Stage's four hour Eugene O'Neill drama Journey in a single day, praising the transformative theater experience. The piece draws 12,000 local patrons, honors Sam Waterston and the cast, and argues regional theater sustains American stage craft.

Syracuse Stage Sam Waterston Eugene O'Neill Tam Syracuse O'Neill Tyrone Boston New York National Theater of America Shuberts Sam James Waterston America Kathryn Goldfarb

Clinton Lazio ads spark calls to pull political spots

The letter accuses the ads by the Republican Leadership Council of deception, urging removal from airwaves while criticizing media bias toward Hillary Clinton and Rick Lazio. It notes Lazio has not run attack ads, contrasts with Clinton's campaign messaging, and cites Arthur Jenkins.

Republican Leadership Council New York State Democratic Committee Clinton Rick Lazio Hillary Clinton Arthur Jenkins

Clinton name sparks disgust in political row

A tirade attacking the Clinton family surfaces as critics accuse a new Clinton campaign effort of dirty tactics the speaker links to Lazio. The speaker decries perceived corruption and questions the Clinton use of power in government.

Clinton Lazio Hillary Clintons

Eddie Eagle guns safety plan for HUD residents

Editor supports Rep James Walsh opposing HUD Safer Guns Coalition and argues for a HUD Eddie Eagle Gun Safety Program. Claims firearms aid protection against crime, calls for safe storage education for HUD families and children, and discourages universal gun unloading. Emphasizes responsible ownership and child alert guidance.

James Walsh Federal Department of Housing and Urban Development Safer Guns HUD Walsh Andrew Cuomo America Eddie Hagle

Unclear political grant of vanish and smoky woes

Fragmentary note references political accusations and travel related politics with vague mentions of Clinton era, New York and Mattydale. No coherent event or source details to summarize a distinct news item.

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Readers urged to send letters to editor policy

Local paper outlines that readers may submit letters cartoons poems and other pieces. Submissions require writer name address and daytime phone and become property of the Herald American Syracuse. Email fax and phone contact details provided for questions and policy explanation.

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