New York Senate primary issues dominate voters concerns
The piece warns that the New York U S Senate race between Abrams Ferraro Holtzman and Sharpton is being consumed by ethical and personal attacks. It argues real issues like taxes unemployment and health care are overshadowed. Fifteen days remain until the September 15 primary.
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U.S. Senate
Robert Abrams
Geraldine Ferraro
Elizabeth Holtzman
al Sharpton
New York
Abrams
Ferraro
Holtzman
U.S
Hurricane Andrew profiteers draw public ire
The piece condemns price gouging after Hurricane Andrew with examples of gas at 7.50 a gallon and ice at 10, plus high hourly tree removal charges. It notes one businessman tried to dodge a TV interview, defending “business” as justification. It praises volunteers and neighborly aid.
Landmark Theatre sidewalk of the stars grows in Syracuse
Syracuse planner Frank Malfitano doubles down on the sidewalk of the stars project at the Landmark Theatre. This year honors include broadcaster Bob Costas comedian Jeff Altman and late actor Jackie Coogan. Local officials praise the ongoing effort to boost downtown.
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Landmark
Frank Malfitano
Syracuse
Shubert
Bob Costas
Jeff Altman
Jackie Coogan
Richer Richer New York State Wealth Gap Deepens
Analysis shows the richest 5 percent in New York saw a 20 percent income rise in the 1980s while the top group paid $1 billion less in taxes from 1985 to 1991 than if laws had not changed. Poor real income fell 10 percent, widening the gap beyond all but a few states.
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New York
Empire State
Louisiana
Mississippi
West Virginia
New Mexico
Syracuse couple confronts everyday bigotry in their city
A gay white couple in Syracuse describes persistent homophobic and racial harassment in their inner city neighborhood. They recount slurs from youths, limited police help, and the broader push to live without harassment while urging society to reject all prejudice and protect every person's right to an undisturbed life.
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Mr. Cage
Father urges stronger action on alcohol and drug abuse
A Baldwinsville father Richard L Adler writes a letter calling adults to treat alcohol and drugs as a single problem. He proposes broader drug laws reform, shifting enforcement to the DEA and offering drug-free events, starting now for his daughter’s sake.
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Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms Bureau
Treasury Department
Drug Enforcement Agency
Richard L. Adler
Baldwinsville
No respect for planet s ignites environmental plea
A concerned voice criticizes Americans for harming the environment. The speaker cites air pollution, rainforest destruction, water contamination, and ozone depletion, urging greater care for the future of the planet.
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