Syracuse Herald Journal Monday February 28 2000
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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Feb 28, 2000
Page
3
Historic Syracuse front page features local news updates and briefs from the day. Community events and city developments are highlighted with concise notes and names of organizations involved.
Gov George Pataki backs dropping the statute of limitations for sex crimes and violent felonies, proposing universal DNA collection for offenders. Critics warn of invasion of privacy, function creep, and potential misuse, arguing DNA data should not extend to misdemeanors or shoplifters despite current high-violence crime logic.
The piece argues that the United States shares responsibility for oil price spikes through policy and habits. It notes past energy steps are abandoned, the drive for fuel efficiency waned, and efforts to develop alternatives dwindled. It cautions against relying on strategic reserves and calls for long term, lower petroleum imports.
A regional push urges better snowmobile safety through education and enforcement. Local senators and clubs back stricter rules, rider training, helmet use, and higher penalties for intoxicated operation while urging riders to learn laws, machine basics, and trail conditions.
Voice opposes flying the Confederate banner on the South Carolina capitol dome citing hurt from the flag and calling for a counterflag to honor black heritage. The speaker argues heritage is tied to hate and urges inclusion and equal display on the building.
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