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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Aug 13, 2001
Page
4
Stephen Rogers serves as President with Stephen A Rogers as Editor and Publisher Michael J Connor as Executive Editor and Stan Linhorst as Senior Managing Editor in the latest organizational note from the newspaper.
An editorial urges stronger support for Syracuse area dropout and at risk student programs. It cites 36 percent re dropout rate from Drop Back In and notes Poor facilities textbooks and staffing at Alternatives Program hinder learning. The piece calls for more resources and implementation of research based guidance to keep students engaged and avoid higher societal costs.
A study of 12,000 physicians shows one in three black and Hispanic doctors report difficulty securing hospital admissions for patients, versus one in four white physicians. The findings, in Medscape General Med, confirm ongoing racial disparities in care and potential impacts on outcomes and survival.
Qiana Williams of Syracuse argues that globalization harms workers and the environment. She counters Peter Tlaqua’s claim of job security from multinationals, highlighting job insecurity, weak unions, rising child labor, and environmental damage. She emphasizes poverty, voices from grass roots groups, and the proverb about respecting nature.
Dr Dale B Adamson of Herkimer argues for stronger patient protection measures and accountability for HMOs through the conference committee. He supports limiting non economic damages, endorses NHII development, criticizes New York Health Commissioner Antonia Novello, and calls for a new hearing for Dr Gregory O Keefe amid controversy over physician licensing and state health policy.
A reader questions why heat related cancellations are avoided during hot races and football practices. They note a football player died from heat exhaustion and a Onondaga Lake Parkway race caused 30 heat illnesses with eight hospitalizations. The writer urges consistent risk prevention and earlier stops to protect lives.
Readers are urged to send letters to the editor with name address and daytime phone. Submissions may be edited and published and could appear on Syracuse Online or NewsLine. Mailing address and contact options for email fax and questions are given.
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