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Newspaper

Syracuse Herald Journal

Location

Syracuse, New York, United States of America

Date

Aug 31, 2000

Page

4

Partisan Web Site Sparring in New York Senate

Democrats in the New York Senate attack the partisanship of the chamber’s website noting bias toward GOP bills and press releases while Republicans dominate committees and lawmaking power. A veteran Republican links power to governing, not display, as calls for open process rise amid election year maneuvering.

State Senate Senate State Assembly Albany Bernie Mahoney Syracuse Assembly Mahoney New York Daily News Joe Mahoney Sen Eric Schneiderman Manhattan Chamber John McArdle Joe Bruno Senate Gop Senate Democrats

Fairness Push Opens Door to Wage Increase

A looming compromise signals movement in the stalemate over a federal minimum wage hike. House Speaker Dennis Hastert offers concessions removing two tax-cut provisions opposed by the president, paving the way for a $1 per hour raise over two years to $6.15. About 10 million workers would be affected, with business tax cuts worth $76 billion kept separate. The piece urges Democrats to act in workers' best interests and support a modest, affordable increase.

Dennis Hastert Clinton White House Hastert GOP

Union backed by workers fights for fair pay and dignity

A Teamsters member replies to Robert W. Walker arguing unions, not the wealthy, defend workers. He cites unions’ role in ending child labor, instituting the 40 hour week, workplace safety, and wage negotiations. He questions corporate profits and political ties, defending union influence for a decent standard of living.

Robert W. Walker Teamsters Walker Bill Hillary Clinton al Gore Gore Mr. Walker

Time to clean out septic tank lake

Syracuse columnist describes Onondaga Lake as a gigantic septic tank and argues for cleaning by preventing pollutants entering the lake. The piece details a plan to replace polluted water and to bury or cap solids with natural silting, aided by introducing manufactured alluvium into the creek. The author signs as John T. McKenna.

Onondaga Lake John T. McKenna SyrAcuse

Voter shifts from Nader to Gore amid party disillusionment

Victor A. Debeneddits of Fayetteville explains his protest vote history, shifting from Nader to Gore after listening to his acceptance speech. He compares past political inspirations with JFK and Carter, questioning whether Gore can reverse money influence and potential caste drift.

Ralph Nader Green Party United States al Gore Jfk Carter Gore Victor A. Debenedittis Fayetteville

Community Letters Support Hunter Family After Asbestos Case

A Cayuga business owner Steve Hunter received a 41 month federal prison term for removing three bags of asbestos in Auburn. Supporters, including Diane Hunter Fund organizers, urge donations to aid the family during his incarceration, citing his prior clean record and community involvement.

U.S Montgomery Auburn Steve Hunter Hunter Heating and Plumbing Cayuga Steve Eagle Scouts Masonic Lodge U. S America Diane G.W. Ryan Diane Hunter Cayuga Lake National Bank P.O Union Springs New York Kenneth E. Pollard

Friction Between Faith and Abortion Views Cited

A strongly devout Orthodox Jewish man from Solvay misreads modern debates as he champions miracles yet supports abortion including partial birth abortion, challenging Sabbath observance and ethical consistency while urging use of electricity. Michael J. Roch voices conflict between religious law and secular policy.

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Letters policy invites brief submissions to Herald outlets

Readers are urged to submit letters with full name address and daytime phone. All submissions become property of The Herald and may be edited and published in any form including online. Include contact details and use the provided mailing, email, or fax routes for Syracuse papers.

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