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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Jan 23, 2001
Page
6
Fragmentary Syracuse Journal text shows founders and editors debating Subic questions and urging support for measures deemed best for the people. Names Arthur Jenkins Rogers Connor Nhortst appear as staff roles in a damaged historical excerpt.
The governor urged reform in his State of the State after a Manhattan judge ruled the current method unfair and unconstitutional. The ruling came from Judge Leland DeGrasse who ordered remedies by September. The Campaign for Fiscal Equity lawsuit highlighted funding skew toward wealthy districts, leaving city schools underfunded.
McCain presses for campaign finance reform despite Bush presidency, aiming to rally public support and curb soft money and independent ads. Democrats weigh amendments that could doom the bill, risking continued influence of special interests and a renewed party struggle as elections approach.
The Syracuse Glove Factory closure sparks mixed feelings but downtown Syracuse shows resilience with 68 long-standing retail/service firms, 17 over 50 years, and names like Hendrick's Photo and Smith Re Simply. Since 1994 openings outpace closings two to one, 2000 saw 30 new shops and eateries including Albey Toys and Tree Haven Cafe. Renovations at Clinton Square and Dome Hotel, plus Hanover and Armory Squares housing, support ongoing growth.
Editors urge approval of John Ashcroft for U S attorney general citing integrity and strong character. They argue he would restore moral standards in government and endorse his nomination.
A public letter argues for vigorous election reform after Bush’s disputed victory. It cites Florida recount struggles, alleged voter suppression, and calls for upholding democracy, urging Congress to counter right‑wing extremism and protect voting rights. The piece endorses Al Gore’s future influence and emphasizes transparency and accountability in government.
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