Governor Cuomo Leaves After Twelve Years in New York
The editorial tribute lauds Cuomo as a giant in New York history while noting mixed views on his tenure. It highlights rising state spending, increased aid, and numerous projects, and recalls his 1982 gubernatorial bid and national prominence. The piece praises his vision and oratorical gifts despite criticisms about listening.
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New York
Aime
New York City
Ed Koch
Cuoma
Koch
Diplomats vs IRS in Flight 103 justice critique
A bitter op ed urging the United States to pressure Libya and pursue justice for the 270 victims of the 1988 Lockerbie bombing. The piece condemns slow State Department action and compares it to aggressive IRS collection tactics against American families connected to the crash. It calls for renewed sanctions, an embargo on Libyan oil, and accountability for the killers.
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IRS
State Department
Triai i
United States
Libya
Syracuse University
New York
Town of Clay
Police faced critique over fatal knife incident in East Syracuse
Eyewitness video shows Marcelino Corniel, a homeless man, shot by officers after a knife threat. Five to seven seconds passed after he halted before gunfire, prompting calls that defused methods were ignored. The report questions training and restraint and urges alternative de escalation in such confrontations. Charlie Johnson East Syracuse
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Marcelino Corniel
Charlie Johnson
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Syracuse
Bigger defense budget should create U.S. jobs
Letter by Philip Kornreich of North Syracuse arguing for a large increase in defense spending to spur job creation. He calls for all defense products to be produced in the United States by full-time workers, financed by a graduated income tax, and cites World War II mobilization as proof that government expenditure can drive prosperity.
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Roosevelt
Philipp Kornreich
North
Syracuse
Can-do spirit at work helps family in need
A family facing a severe illness received timely help from United Way of Central New York staff John Rupert and Chris Busher who guided them to Salvation Army executive director Roberta Scofield. Scofield arranged an emergency Salvation Army program to assist, highlighting donor impact and cross-organization cooperation. BENIE FERRELL and DAVE DELUCIA acknowledge the support.
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John Rupert
Chris Busher
The
United Way
Roberta Scofield
Salvation Army
Ms. Scofield
Proposed Wal-Mart for Lake Placid exposes crying need
The proposed Wal-Mart for Lake Placid underscores the urgent demand for regional planning that weighs long term environmental and economic impacts. The Adirondack Park Agency lacks clear authority and funding, risking unchecked development that harms Saranac Lake merchants, local livelihoods, and the tourist economy, prompting calls for stronger state action.
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Wal-Mart
Lake Placid
Adirondack Park Agency
APA
Broadway
Main Street
Church Street
Wal- Mart
George Patani
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