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Syracuse Herald Journal

Location

Syracuse, New York, United States of America

Date

Jan 27, 2000

Page

6

Syracuse Herald Journal

An OCR fragment from the Syracuse Herald Journal dated January 27 2000 includes editorial and staff names Stephen Rogers Stephen A Rogers Michael J Connor James F Kizinklaus Jeffrey A Barber and Peter Lysaan with publishing details and page notes. The text also references founder Arthur Jenkins and a 1877 site.

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Defense fights to resuscitate infant despite doctors wish

Lorena Clark admitted shaking baby Michael, leaving him brain damaged and unlikely to recover. Doctors urge no resuscitation due to risk and burden, yet Clark's lawyers seek to keep him on life support arguing the case hinges on possible murder charges. Michael remains in University Hospital with mounting medical challenges.

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Cameras In Court Judge Opens Public Trial Coverage

Judge Joseph C. Teresi orders electronic media access in the murder trial of four New York City officers in Albany. The ruling declares New York's blanket ban on court cameras unconstitutional, arguing the courts belong to the people and accessibility is essential for transparency.

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Sanctions on Iraq Kill Innocents Accessible to Children

Editorial argues United States and allies enforce sanctions harming Iraqi civilians, especially children under five. Cites UN agencies and figures claiming millions affected by malnutrition, disease, and lack of medicines. Quotes activists and observers alleging genocide and demanding policy change.

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Teall Station Post Office access eyed via Peat Street

City plans to ease Teall Avenue congestion by adding a second entrance through Peat Street to the Teall Station Post Office at Canal Street and Interstate 690. The Crossroad Commercial Park site behind Peat Street could host a Solpower Corp factory on two acres, with city negotiators poised to secure access, remove a chain fence, and repair potholes.

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Honest Abe Lincoln the Honest American Hero

In this presidential election year the public elected a modest man with hands on work, home schooling, self taught law, and a reputation for honesty. He rose from circuit judge to state legislature to U S Congress, faced a civil war with half a million dead, and as president ended slavery, saved the Union, and gave his life in service. Lincoln is praised as a great American hero.

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Pet-products tax urged to fund spaying program hearing

A reader Mary Burritt argues for a pet-products tax to finance spaying and neutering, claiming many owners neglect to alter or spay pets due to cost illusions. She cites frequent strays, the high cost of surgery, enforcement doubts, and asserts a tax would fund mandatory spaying after two years with breeder licenses.

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Herald letters submission guide for Syracuse papers

Readers are asked to include full name address and daytime phone with any submission. The Herald Journal Herald American may edit and publish letters and other material and can post them online or on NewsLine. Mail to Letters to the Editor Syracuse NY or email letters Syracuse dot com.

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