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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1997
Page
9
The American Academy of Pediatrics now recommends that most infants be breastfed exclusively for the first six months and continued with supplements to age one. Benefits span health, development, and economics, urging insurers to cover pumps and workplaces to provide private space for feeding and storage.
The Federal Trade Commission rejected watering down the Made in USA label and kept the requirement that essentially all of a product be made in the United States. The unanimous vote followed broad public and labor group pressure against the 75 percent content idea, with critics arguing it would be false labeling. Senator Hollings praised the decision, likening foreign content to calling polyester a natural fiber.
Stephanie Roehm of the Syracuse Chamber of Commerce argues the Avenue of the Arts project has broad support from business education government and the arts. It rehabilitates two schools creates a 9 million arts and education center saves historic buildings and aims to boost tourism jobs and the economy while facing concerns about pace and governance.
North Syracuse residents debate Carousel Center expansion arguing it harms busy Hiawatha Boulevard traffic and empties nearby malls. Critics warn malls like Shoppingtown and Great Northern may lose viability while Congers gain. Question lingers: when does bigger become better for the city.
Centro's bid for federal funding to buy buses prompts readers to support editorial calls for installing bike racks before deployment. Nationwide installation surpassed 3,100 racks across 125 systems with many college towns adopting racks to boost safety, ridership, and environmental benefits.
Mark Greenberg argues Messianic Judaism is a historic, internal stream of Judaism dating to Jerusalem two thousand years ago. He asserts Messianic Jews keep Torah, Shabbat, holidays, and prayers, and remain Jews regardless of belief in Yeshua as Messiah.
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