Clinton Confession Shapes Public View On Lewinsky Case
The Jan 26 1998 televised address marked a pivotal shift from private to public scrutiny as Congress weighs Starrs report and impeachment risks. The piece notes Clinton lied under oath and public trust eroded while predicting the presidency may endure amid political maneuvering.
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New York Faces a Sharp Public School Teacher Shortage
AAP reports rising teacher ages average 45 with over half of 201,000 public school teachers nearing retirement in the next decade. Shortages loom especially in science language technology and special education, more acute in urban districts where resources are scarcer.
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Prenatal testing decision reflected in a parent’s tale
Maureen Hartmann recounts her pregnancy that revealed a rare spinal deformity in her unborn daughter. She chose serial sonograms over amniocentesis, underwent postnatal surgery, and argues that counselors instill fear, questioning abortion limits and emphasizing the value of all lives.
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New War Film Highlights Price of Freedom
Syracuse writer Dan Androski argues Steven Spielberg's Saving Private Ryan shows the cost of freedom and honors veterans. He urges Americans to value the sacrifices that won liberty and to strive daily to earn it.
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Secularizing Christmas and Easter in Central New York Schools
The author urges secularization for elementary music and art classes across Central New York as the new school year nears, noting many families are Jewish and other faiths. They argue children can celebrate seasons with snowflakes and spring themes, avoiding Christian symbols in public schools to prevent making non Christian families feel excluded.
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Determine to Help Seniors End School Taxes in New York
A letter recounts citizen efforts from 1994 to curb school property taxes for seniors in New York. Volunteers collected signatures for a petition, distributed copies to legislators, and sent signed sheets to Governor Pataki and the Assembly. The author credits community action and John A. DeFrancisco for moving the cause forward.
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Readers urged to submit letters for publication
The Herald Co invites letters to the editor. writers must include name, address and daytime phone. Submissions may be edited and published and used online or on NewsLine. Mailing address and email provided. questions answered by phone.
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