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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Jan 16, 2001
Page
5
The Onondaga Citizens League releases its 21st study Housing and Neighborhoods Tools for Change. It calls for balanced public private action to fix abandoned housing, revitalize downtown, improve codes, and boost neighborhood schools while promoting diversity and coordinated planning across city and suburbs.
Opinion argues against Pataki proposal to place major urban school districts under mayoral control. It notes mayors in Syracuse and others already influence budgets and policy, risks of centralized power, and potential erosion of board oversight. Critics warn one leader could mismanage curriculum and services for many students.
A coalition of church leaders and religious figures call for a Syracuse living wage ordinance requiring companies receiving tax dollars to pay workers enough to cover basic needs. They argue the Universal Declaration of Human Rights supports a fair wage amid inflation and rising poverty among full time workers in care, manufacturing, and service sectors.
A letter argues abortion degrades women and enables male exploitation. It criticizes Roe v Wade and Rae v Wade, praising pro life ethics as honoring women while accusing pro choice of promoting immorality and objectification. The writer contrasts feminist aims with traditional virtue and morality.
The piece urges public support for probing the mall expansion costs in Syracuse, criticizing attacks on Smith and urging focus on debt and responsible governance while warning against intimidation and misdirection by opponents. It frames the issue as a test of leadership and fiscal accountability in public office.
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