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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Aug 21, 2000
Page
4
Stephen Rogers as president and Stephen A Rogers as guitarist and publisher join Michael J Connor as executive editor and Stan Linhorsi as senior managing editor in a leadership update for the publication.
Firestone recalls affecting up to 6.4 million tires raise fears of blowouts on SUVs and heavy pickups. Government and industry experts say most failures occurred in Ford Explorer and similar vehicles, while drivers in the Northeast face longer replacement waits. Ensure tires are in good condition and inflated to 30 psi, drive responsibly, and buckle up.
The piece urges President Clinton to pressure CIA head George Tenet to honor Madeleine Albright’s pledge to declassify thousands of documents about U S relations with repressive Latin American regimes. It notes Albright promised full disclosure of U S role in Chile’s 1973 coup and argues declassification serves history and accountability despite potential embarrassment.
The letter argues experience does not guarantee leadership, criticizing administrative career theory using presidents Harding to Reagan as examples. It questions Bush’s selection of Cheney, calls Cheney oil ties and GOP insularity, and critiques wealth and media views on wealth and business. The author references Gore, Lieberman, Clinton, and Clinton era culture.
A call urges unlinking economic from military sanctions on Iraq to allow food and medicine exports. It claims sanctions kill mainly children and cite a 1999 Foreign Affairs article. The message asks readers to back House Bill 3825 and contact their representative, warning that silence equals complicity.
A reader argues that government and unions shape prices and wages, asking who ultimately pays in higher costs. He contrasts wealth distribution in Russia and Africa, questions Hillary Clinton, and notes a parking ticket complaint amid disturbed late night youth activity.
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