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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Jan 19, 2001
Page
7
In the January 15, 1877 Hareig issue founder Arthur Jenkins states independence from party policy to discuss Rubic Questor and support men advancing the people’s best interests. Stephen Rogers serves as president and Stephen A Rogers as editor with Michael 5 Connor and Stan Linkorst in key roles.
The piece surveys William Jefferson Clinton as a transformative yet polarizing leader. It notes his policy finesse, electoral skill, and string of achievements from welfare reform to a booming economy, while acknowledging impeachment scars, personal scandals, and enduring debate over his liberal‑conservative blend. It concludes that his rare mix may be unmatched for generations.
Gov Pataki proposes closing Hutchings Psychiatric Center in Syracuse to save 6.4 million annually. State officials say patients would move to Mohawk Valley Center in Utica. critics warn of ER burdens, job losses, and harm to low income families. Local officials vow to fight the plan.
In a lengthy letter Dolores Reed challenges living wage advocates to define a family and its needs. She argues two-parent families often exceed poverty lines and cites programs like EITC and food stamps as sufficient. Reed warns against mandating higher wages for all scenarios, urges personal responsibility, and calls for school and church role in values.
The reader comments discuss UPN shifting to WB and praise UPN programs such as Star Trek Voyager. They express wishes for shows to stay in Central New York and hope negotiations succeed.
Millie McAuliffe expresses profound gratitude to Syracuse community for overwhelming support after Jack McAuliffe’s death. She thanks those who sent calls cards flowers Mass cards and gifts and notes substantial contributions to the Bishop Ludden Scholarship Fund. She recalls the loss and marks her continued life without her husband while honoring his memory.
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