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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Feb 16, 2001
Page
5
Stephen Rogers serves as President while Stephen A Rogers holds the Editor and Publisher role. Michael J Connor is the Factative Editor and Stan Lindiorst serves as Senior Managing Editor, outlining the newspaper’s leadership structure.
Syracuse Stage and Hospice of Central New York present the Pulitzer Prize winning play Wit, running through March 10. After select performances, panels on end of life care will be held free of charge, facilitators drawn from hospice staff and medical professionals.
The piece argues for adopting statistical sampling to correct undercounts in the U S census, noting improved accuracy and demographic gaps. It contrasts Republican skepticism with Democratic support, highlighting undercount rates for Blacks Hispanics Asian Americans and American Indians and urging nationwide adoption of sampling for fair representation.
Readers urged to pressure state leaders to pass a timely budget by April amid claims the governor, Assembly speaker, and majority leader control fiscal balance. A letter from Camillus cites nostalgia for past morals and discusses abortion, racism, and sexism, urging a return to “Happy Days” values while noting hidden harms of prior illegal practices.
Violet Haley argues no era truly returns, while history shows progress amid sex and violence. The writer urges tighter budget timelines for education, critiques politicians, and praises delayed voter exploitation. Allison Jerabeck of Skaneateles is praised for her mature letter and urged to be reprinted monthly.
A reader expresses renewed faith in teens after Allison Jernbeck’s letter to the editor. The piece thanks the author for clear content and thoughtful message, contrasting with perceptions of loud and crude youth.
A reader questions the fairness logic of reparations for descendants of slaves and advocates focusing on current and future equality rather than linking people by race. The letter argues for treating all individuals fairly now, avoiding racial classifications and new injustices in the name of past wrongs.
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