Gore’s Path to the White House Focuses on Bush Clash
The piece argues Gore must distinguish himself from Bush by showing policy contrasts and leadership credibility. It notes Lieberman as running mate and urges Gore to address Social Security reform, health care, national defense, and education while avoiding personal scandal.
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Health Care Paradox in Central New York Seniors
Central New York HMOs struggle as Univera withdraws leaving seniors with smaller reimbursements than national markets. Residents pay premiums and drug costs while Medicare gaps press doctors. Debate rages over federal funding for universal drug coverage and private payer expansions.
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Minimum wage should be a federal issue, not state
In Aug seven editorial, MICK FLEMING argues New York’s minimum wage belongs in Washington, not Albany. He notes state policy risks harming competitiveness, cites 31 percent wage hike proposed by the Assembly, and praises steps to improve New York’s business climate while highlighting ongoing recovery in Central New York.
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New York
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Albany
Illegal constitutional path to presidency by adoptee rights
A reader argues for amending the U S Constitution to allow foreign born adoptees to run for president or vice president citing personal experience from Pusan South Korea and urging support for John Yinger's proposal. The letter blends advocacy with denouncing current restrictions and urging action.
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America
John Yinger
Yinger
Teresa Girolamo
Syracuse
Philip Morris Admits Change Amid Bold Reform Claims
The article portrays Philip Morris presenting a benevolent image and offering free educational material on tobacco penalties, claiming a new era of responsible conduct. It hints at political and social reactions, noting skepticism about a global cessation of tobacco sales and alludes to broader cultural events.
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Letters to the Editor policy at Herald Journal Syracuse
Readers are invited to submit letters for publication but must include name address and daytime phone. Submissions become property of Herald Journal Herald American and may be edited and published in any medium including online.
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