Bragman Presses CNYRTA for Answers on Board
State Assembly Majority Leader Michael Bragman questions the makeup and oversight of the Central New York Regional Transportation Authority. He seeks minutes, attendance, rosters, term expirations, vacancies, and expense data, warning of a possible state comptroller audit if not answered promptly.
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Michael Bragman
Central New York Regional Transportation Authority
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Vincent Cook
Centro Bus Service
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Park Street
Syracuse
Centro
Joseph Calabrese
Transportation Authority
New York
New Yorker
Cnyata
New Hampshire Primary Prompts Reflections On Inevitability
The New Hampshire primary shows inevitability does not guarantee victory as McCain defeats Bush despite endorsements and money. Gore also faced a tough race while New York politics fights ballot access, delaying coronations and highlighting the value of early voter engagement and direct candidate contact.
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U.S
John McCain
George W. Bush
al Gore
McCain
Peter Spaulding
New York
Syracuse
Gore
Solvay
Bush
George Pataki
Bill Powers
Steve Forbes
Stand Against Terrorism Supports India Editorial View
A reader lauds a newspaper editorial praising India in the fight against terrorism and criticizing U S policy toward the region. He notes his Indian origin and Syracuse residence, calls out Pakistan’s alleged terrorist ties, and commends the paper for editorial support of India and a tougher stance on terrorism.
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India
Executions and Abortion Debate Sparks Cartoonist Critique
Frank Cammuso targets George W. Bush for not intervening in Texas executions while noting Bush’s antiabortion stance that he says has claimed 33 million lives. A Baldwinsville reader defends America Online’s message screening as protective and public-spirited amid concerns of safeguarding users and the nation.
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Frank Cammuso
George W. Bush
Texas
Bush
John E. Garland
Baldwinsville
Expert won't look at man's math solution
The Herald Journal notes professor Morey did not claim that no ordinary person can trisect an angle with compass and straightedge arguing two thousand years of attempts. It recalls Wantzel's 1837 proofs that trisecting an angle and duplicating a cube are impossible, and Lindemann's 1880 result that squaring the circle is unsolvable.
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Herald-Journal
Ferdinand von Lindemann
Census message urges unity and human race over racism
A Syracuse exhibit cites Africa origin data saying all people come from about 20 women in central Africa 200,000 years ago and that there is only the human race. It invites choosing other and writing the human race on census forms to combat racism and promote unity.
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India
USA
Pakistan
America Online
Joel DeJoseph
America
Syracuse University
Central Africa
Readers invited to submit letters to editor
The Herald Co invites succinct legible letters for publication. Submissions must include writer’s name address and daytime phone. They may be edited and published and used in other ways such as Syracuse Online or NewsLine.
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