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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Aug 19, 2001
Page
23
Minnesota Governor Jesse Ventura floated a unicameral legislature for New York to end chronic budget gridlock. The piece argues the plan would not fix partisan paralysis and would still leave lawmakers quarreling, with little chance of real reform.
Democratic National Committee chairman Terry McAuliffe pledges twenty five thousand dollars in support for Syracuse mayoral candidate from a four way primary. He plans to bring national figures including Hillary Rodham Clinton to energize the race, a first for the party in the city and a historic stake by a national chair. The GOP contender Bernie Mahoney faces a crowded field as Democrats seek to level the playing field.
Syracuse Herald American columnist Saundra Smokes profiles John Pironte an English teacher at the American International School of Florence praising his passion while detailing a national crisis in teaching respect pay and morale The piece cites shortages and high turnover with Pironte arguing for improved attitudes and benefits to attract and retain teachers.
A collection of opinions discusses condom effectiveness and STD prevalence, the ethics of human cloning, and privacy risks in credit card use and online shopping. Contributors include Joe S McIlhaney Jr and Harry Binswanger with Lisa Young offering counterpoints.
Jim Hoagland argues the United States cannot stay hands off as the Israel Palestine conflict intensifies. He contends Bush must replace inaction with strategic diplomacy, deter further violence, and press Sharon toward genuine peace efforts while guarding U.S. interests and European cohesion.
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