Local Suffolk Area Notices and Historic Dates
Fragmentary OCR lists place names and locations including Syracuse New York ZIP 13221 and references to The Standard The Post and The Post Standard with years 1894 1899 and related postal or newspaper identifiers. The readable items show partial names and addresses rather than a coherent event or notice.
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Jeleres S Barber
Cion Deere IL
KERN
Mion
Toe
Jsmille
Miranidd Coir Drey Carol Sholes
Dire Teal
Syracuse
New York
the Post
Decline of party conventions and campaign finance reform critique
The essay laments modern party conventions as hollow rituals and argues for maintaining campaign finance reform to curb influence peddling. It contrasts past lively, principle driven meetings with today’s costly, staged events, urging a streamlined process and genuine delegate roles.
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James K Polk
Philadelphia
Los Angeles
Touay
Pnmanes
Central New York bucks national growth with jobs and housing rise
Regions of Onondaga Cayuga Madison and Oswego show unemployment at a recent low while the Labor Department notes about 400 more people employed year over year. Housing demand rises as prices climb and homes sell quickly. Despite optimism, shortages and high air and energy costs temper momentum and call for private and public action.
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Regio
Ike
Central New York
Ste Department of Labor
Onondaga Cayuga Mathson
Oswego
New York
PO Omitiarity
Labor Department
Dred
Blodgett inequity looms as NBA backs playground
Syracuse viewer notes inequity at Blodgett Elementary where 1919 damage, unsafe facilities and poor acoustics persist while NBA support brings a playground idea. The author urges tracing money and accountability, cites lawsuits and state failures, and questions who let children attend unfit schools while churches fund libraries.
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Los Angeles
Syracuse
Blodyeu
Rts
Aso
NBA
Sean Kirst
Blodgett
Oui
Communy
Blodgen
Anne Rowland
Abundant Life Christan Center
Mate-of-the-an
Florida
California
Vermont
Alabama
Rhode Island
New Jersey
New York State
American Civy Liberties Union
New York City
Bush
Gore
Saundra
The
Herald American
Aol
Gore speech fuels close race in vivid convention spotlight
David Nyhan notes Al Gore delivered his best speech to a 20000 strong Democratic audience, stirring chants as citizens exited with renewed hope. The piece argues party courting of minorities, especially Latinos, shows both sides accept America’s darker face, but warns defectors and converts remain uncertain. Bill Thompson compares Clinton’s oratorical style to acting, praising sincerity.
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al Gore
Thiotchonom al
Tipper
Big Bull
David Nyhan
Boston Globe
Rnold Garcia
Cox Newspapers
Choton
Bill Thompson
Fort Worth
Hollywood
Tom Hanks
Philadelphia
Joe Lieberman
Texas Aucast
Santa Anna
Alamo
George W Bush
Ball Chinton
White House
iLt
Ne Rock
Lieberman Walks Tightrope Amid Democratic Rally
Joe Lieberman faced a gauntlet of angry HOM signals as he spoke to a packed crowd. He balanced immigrant roots, civil rights, education reform, and pharmaceutical research while appealing to both supporters and wary voters.
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Joe Lieberman
Joe Liberman
America
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Gates
Amelia
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Holly
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Democrats
United States
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Amenca
Gores
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Senate
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Comscience
Paul Greenberg
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