Remembering Auschwitz Fifty Years On Never Forget
Fifty years after the horrors at Auschwitz the text urges renewed commitment to memory. It recalls liberation on January 27, 1945, honors survivors and victims, condemns denial, and stresses that remembrance protects future generations from such crimes. It cites Elie Wiesel leading a memorial, notes Holocaust denial in various media, and calls for vigilance against forgetting.
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Aurvivor Elie Wiesel
Poland
Auschwitz
Montel Williams
Japan
The Super Bowl Social Phenomenon Amid Poor Play
The article notes an audience of about 135 million for the San Francisco 49ers versus the Chargers, with high ad rates, yet argues the game often underwhelms. It emphasizes Super Bowl night as a national social holiday focused on gathering, conversation, and shared snacks, not just football.
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San Eso Hal
49Ers
Namath
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Chargers
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Air monitor overreaches in Syracuse Onondaga test debate
Letters argue the Adams and Almond Street air monitor is the county’s sole device and may produce false readings under street conditions. They question the dirty air standard, call for testing accuracy across temps humidity and wind, and challenge moves toward mandated fuel changes.
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Adams and
Almond Streets
Onondaga County
Syracuse
George Pataki
Clean-Air Club
Richard A. Stasior
Liverpool
Doran Defends Wilson Against Jackson Collumn Charge
Paul R. Doran of North Syracuse argues Governor Pete Wilson is not a race baiter and criticizes Jesse Jackson for labeling him as such over Proposition 187 and immigration policy. He contends Jackson’s column is racist for linking Wilson to extremists.
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Jesse Jackson
Pete Wilson
California
Wilson
Jackson
Lester Maddox
George Wallace
Paul R. Doran
North
Syracuse
Speak up for WCNY Congress budget cut warning
Doris E. Cross of Baldwinsville urges readers to contact their congressman about potential Republican cuts to CPB funding that support Public Broadcasting System National Public Radio and local stations like WCNY.
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Corporation For Public Broadcasting
Public Broadcasting System
National Public Radio
WCNY
Doris E. Cross
Baldwinsville
Phil Klein charms audience with nostalgic keyboard tribute
A Syracuse Civic Center Carrier Theater show led by Phil Klein wove memory lane themes through witty humor about music composers. The Syracuse Cultural Resources Council earns praise for promoting the event as the audience sang along like a large choir.
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Civic Center
Carrier Theater
Phil Klein
Memory Lane
Syracuse Cultural Resources Council
Phil
GOP immigration plan risks legal residents' benefits
A reader argues that GOP proposals to cut federal benefits for immigrants would harm many legal residents who contribute to society through work and taxes. They question fairness, emphasize training access, and warn of reduced production if job skills aren’t taught. The writer, three years in the U S, plans to seek citizenship and faces uncertainty post graduation.
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U.S
Readers urged to send letters to the editor policy
The notice invites readers to submit succinct legible letters and requires a daytime telephone number for verification. It states unsigned or unverifiable authors will not be published, reserves editing rights, provides a mailing address, and gives phone numbers for questions and online submissions.
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