Independent public questions urged by founder in 1877
A snippet from the Syracuse Herald Journal notes Arthur Jenkins, founder of Frigld, urging the press to discuss public questions and support men and measures advancing the people’s interests. The item cites a Jan. 15, 1877, statement and lists current staff and publication details for the 2000 edition.
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Downtown Attraction Park set to anchor Syracuse revival
The Syracuse Common Council approved a $6 million Downtown Attraction Park on Erie Boulevard between Salina and Clinton, closing a block to create a pedestrian hub. Clough Harbour & Associates will design, seeking input from downtown stakeholders, with construction possible within months and a winter ice rink planned at Clinton Square. The project aims to revitalize center city life and link Armory Square Franklin Square and the Oncenter complex, despite doubts about comparison to Rockefeller Center.
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Women Soccer Stars Fight For Pay Parity At White House
US star Michelle Akers joined President Clinton at the White House to press for higher pay for women soccer players. The article contrasts women’s pay with men’s salaries, notes World Cup success, ticket sales, and bonuses, and argues federation disparities must end to sustain fan support and the sport’s growth.
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BlueCross CNY rejects duplicative ambulatory surgery centers
BlueCross BlueShield of Central New York will not support duplicative reimbursement for free standing ambulatory surgery center services. The insurer will convene stakeholders to detail its position, focusing on cost, access, and quality for the Central New York community.
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Elian's mother sought freedom for him amid Cuba's grip
Josie Fernandez argues that Elian's bid for asylum reflects a mother's sacrifice for liberty. She claims Cuban state control and propaganda shape the father's situation, warning US officials to honor the mother's dying wish and protect the child.
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Elian
Josie Fernandez Seneca
Poisons Hidden in Everyday Items and Lawsuit Calls
A study links dust mites dander smoke roaches and mold to asthma while noting no state probe on linoleum emissions. Linoleum softeners include PVC a carcinogen and a gas additive is also carcinogenic. Fertilizer runoff may cause frog birth defects and engineered crops fear monarch harm.
Elian Gonzalez custody views from a teen reader
Susanna Carter argues Elian Gonzalez should be returned to his biological father under custody and immigration law. She asserts the laws are clear and warn that denying the father the child would undermine the U.S. judicial system.
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Elian Gonzalez
Cuba
America
Susanna Carter
Syracuse
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