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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Dec 27, 2000
Page
3
The piece reflects on Y2K fears as Bush sets up a transition team in the old crisis center, noting avoided disruptions, global cooperation, and that the millennium begins in 2001. It argues the threat was real but managed by prudent actions and rational decision making.
A Swedish study prompted by cancer links notes no definitive link between mobile use and brain cancer. In contrast, a Canadian study finds driver distraction from any phone use increases crash risk fourfold, regardless of handset type, urging better data collection and safer driving habits nationwide.
A Syracuse area letter to the editor disputes claims that a 2006 PILOT would lift mall real estate taxes to about 11 million annually, arguing the figure is far above upstate norms. The writer cites Shoppingtown and Great Northern Mall taxes and praises ERA and MDAs sales tax projections for Phase I, urging caution before financing. Kathy Staffa adds concern about downtown skating facilities and youth safety funding, while praising the Carriage House Community Center for mature citizens.
Barbara Barnell of The Carnage House Foundation invites volunteers to assemble coats gloves and warm items with notes saying free to those in need. Pack a treat and distribute on benches and public spaces while promoting friendly events and meals at Carriage Cafe funded by Ontario County aging and youth.
Readers condemn selective equality efforts at Port Ryran and Hannibal schools opposing Mark Somera ski on Cato Meridian’s modified girls volleyball team. They urge accountability for violations while defending inclusive competition and school funding debates.
The Herald Co requests succinct letters with name address and daytime phone. Submissions may be edited and published and used in other ways such as Syracuse Online or NewsLine. Include mailing address P O Box 4915 Syracuse NY 13221 or email letters Syracuse.com.
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