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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Dec 16, 1996
Page
6
A critical look at New York’s excess medical malpractice fund argues the surcharge on hospital bills functions as a hidden tax and slush fund. It notes about 2.3 billion collected, only 590 million paid out, and up to 1 billion borrowed for non claims uses. The piece urges suspending the surcharge and returning surplus to taxpayers to reduce health costs and spur economic growth.
The article argues RSI injuries cost billions, urges OSHA research and guidelines, cites Reich on worker protection, notes case outcomes against IBM and Digital Equipment Corp, and stresses employer responsibility for safe equipment and training.
The OCC department chairs argue that the college combines liberal arts with career programs to produce adaptable problem-solvers. They note 7258 current students, many in transfer tracks, and emphasize affordable, broad-based education aligned with workforce needs.
An interracial and interreligious family shares holiday values focusing on the birth of Jesus Christ. They celebrate with creche scenes from diverse cultures and urge unity amid racial tensions, stressing peace and shared teachings this season.
The executive director thanks the Greater Syracuse community for gifts of time funds and blood donations. He notes that volunteers respond at night to help families facing fires floods or other emergencies and that blood donations and first aid training save lives.
A reader urges the Herald Journal to jail Jennifer Casey in the Jennifer Casey homicide case, arguing that leniency teaches nothing and that driving without a license endangers others. The letter stresses remorse, accountability, and the message to teen drivers to deter reckless behavior.
The Herald Journal invites signed letters and curtains readers to submit letters brief legible with daytime contact. Submissions become property of the publisher and may be edited and posted online or on News Line. Include address telephone and may be faxed or mailed to Syracuse addresses and numbers listed.
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