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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Jan 09, 1998
Page
5
The state should not mislead by accelerating property tax relief for seniors to dodge paying for schools. Education benefits all, shaping a productive society and economy. Taxing according to who uses services is impractical and could bankrupt government. public education remains a shared obligation for all citizens.
The piece argues U S openness to dialogue with Iran offers small risk and potential gains. It notes President Khatami’s call for a cultural exchange, warning hardline clerics oppose rapprochement and that sanctions and hostility have long shaped Iran U S tensions.
Nicholas JashooH of Magara Mohawk Power Corp argues against Lt Gov Ross on a 10 percent shareholder cost for restructuring IPP contracts. He says Niagara Mohawk already has a settlement forcing about $2 billion from shareholders, plus over $1 billion in profits recent years, with stock value down 50 percent and no dividends since 1995. He stresses NY efforts to cut prices and push competition, urging state action like energy securitization to reduce costs and aid consumers.
Public reader letter critiques editorials on state budget surplus and corporate rates. Gregory A. Roth argues bottom income tax cuts boost consumer spending and the economy, while others discuss Sprewell suspension and weight loss dangers linked to eating disorders.
A Skaneateles driver recounts a blizzard moment when a woman passenger flashed the middle finger while the writer waited to exit a parking space. The note condemns rude roadside behavior and urges civility behind the wheel and away from the car.
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