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Newspaper

Syracuse Herald Journal

Location

Syracuse, New York, United States of America

Date

Aug 23, 2000

Page

6

Stephen Rogers Leadership Team at the Gazette

Stephen Rogers serves as President while Stephen A Rogers acts as Editor and Publisher at the newspaper. Michael J Connor is Executive Editor and Stan Linhorst serves as Senior Managing Editor in a leadership team shakeup.

Stephen Rogers Stephen A Rogers Michael J Connor Stan Linhorst

State Fair kicks off as summer fades in Central New York

Central New York readies for the annual 12-day State Fair with early sunsets and cool nights. The 154 year old event draws nearly a million visitors, offering livestock, horticulture, crafts, and shows from Britney Spears to Tony Orlando. Gates open 8 am daily with 7 dollar adult admission and free for children 12 and under.

New York New York State Agriculture Museum Britney Spears Reba McEntire Tony Orlando Jose Feliciano Cole Muffler Court Fairgrounds Center of Progress Building Butler Centro Onondaga Cayuga

Bush says Senate blocks diverse judicial nominees at issue

The piece argues the Senate stalls Clinton era judges and GOP signals on creating a more inclusive federal bench. It notes Democratic and Republican fault lines, citing delays for African American nominees and the 4th Circuit vacancy, with Bush promising action within 60 days. It references Powell and Lincoln as symbolic touchstones and highlights minorities and women seeking confirmation.

George W. Bush Lincoln Philadelphia Colin Powell Senate Truman Jimmy Carter Ronald Reagan George Bush Clinton Clinton Chace Do Act Marne Bergan Waiter Mnore Certeg Marraret Morrow Varcaret Meena Wafter American Bar Association White House Bush

Public TV at high tech edge changes provide better quality

Richard W. Russell of WCONY Syracuse outlines a rapid shift to digital television and Internet aided viewing. He notes rising consumer costs, FCC timelines, and the need for industry and audience adaptation as high definition, datacasting, and multicast services reshape public broadcasting.

Federal Communications Commission FCC Richard W. Russell WCONY Syracuse

Kissing and faith in politics spark reader letters

A reader questions the relevance of Gore kissing his wife to presidential fitness while criticizing a Bush Jesus Day and Gore faith based initiatives. Freethinkers of Upstate New York urge church state separation, Jefferson's wall, and voter message against religious funding in public programs.

Niké al Gore Rob Morse Gore al Gore Dinah Hadley Manlius Texas George W. Bush George W Thomas Jefferson Freethinkers of Upstate New York Biwi Fung Group Ong Doug Schiffer Blossvale

Rebuttal to Santoro Letter Cites Party Spending

Liverpool reader Helen Brown argues against Democratic credit for welfare reform and fiscal balances, accusing Democrats of big spending while praising Bush Cheney and urging prayer against vetoes, reflecting partisan debate and cross party critique.

Joe Santoro Tom Bill Clinton Republican Congress Helen Brown Liverpool

Seniors confront lottery costs as drugs pace concerns

A reader, CAROL RICCINTO, criticizes state lottery spending by seniors on tickets while facing high prescription costs. She argues many on public assistance waste funds on lottery, and seniors cannot afford such luxury, balancing hopes of winning with drug expenses.

Carol Riccinto Syracuse

Readers invited to submit letters for publication

Readers are asked to send letters with full name address and daytime phone. Submissions become property of The Herald Co. and may be edited and published in various outlets including Syracuse Online. Email fax and mailing options with contact numbers are provided.

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