Blass Critics Claim Action Suits Help Poor Gain Justice
The opinion argues that class action suits empower the poor to obtain redress when government aid and legal access are limited. It cites a New York Supreme Court ruling allowing Legal Services Corp. lawyers to file class actions, despite Congress funding cuts and political controversy.
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Workplace Anxiety Rising As Downsizing Spreads
The piece discusses growing fear of job loss among workers as downsizing becomes common. It notes AP and Cognetics data on layoffs, survey results showing 45 percent worry about being laid off, and shifts in loyalty and morale. It also observes that career changes may become normal for younger workers.
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Liverpool merger debate prompts call for referendum
Residents urge delay and public input on the Liverpool Syracuse police merger. They allege lack of timely information, demand a referendum, and warn about loss of local services and higher taxes while urging residents to attend board meetings and read the contract.
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No Title From Public Input on Marriage View
A letter from MICHELLE CREWS of Elbridge argues for equal rights and compassion on marriage regardless of sexual orientation. She contends people should analyze issues fully, avoid judging others, and recognize broader world problems demand attention.
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Alexander earned his peace and city pride for Syracuse
Constance Bouchard of Kirkville writes of Lee Alexander, praising his courage and dignity in facing terminal illness. She recalls following him 26 years, acknowledges his mistakes, asserts his efforts for Syracuse, and notes friends' remarks that he brought "Camelot" to the city, while expressing sorrow at his passing.
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Teaching standard English in Oakland schools sparks debate
A Syracuse letter by Robert Oberst argues for teaching standard American English in all Oakland California schools. He cites eb onics history, language diversity, and national motto as reasons to uphold high English standards for all students regardless of race or background.
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