Regulation Proposal Sparks Baby Day Care Debate
Writing as Kevin Kelly, the NYS Department of Social Services proposal would allow infants as young as weeks into group day care. Doctors warn of heightened infection risk, post partum mood issues, and extended need for breastfeeding support. Critics argue six weeks minimum protects newborn health and bonding, urging public comment by Monday.
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Tyson and Boxing Face a Crumbling Reputation
A deranged critique of boxing after Tyson's ear biting, arguing the sport courts scandal and harm. The piece notes Tyson’s potential return, suspension prospects, and the sport’s exploitative, profit-driven nature, with harsh views on officials, promoters, and gender bouts.
EPA air standards push faces major industry campaign
Air quality advocates urge tighter EPA rules as smog season peaks and a pivotal decision looms. Industry groups led by the Air Quality Standards Coalition claim research gaps and costs, while public health experts cite thousands in ER visits and 270 peer reviewed studies backing benefits. The EPA’s final decision is due by July 19 with estimated costs at 6.5 to 8.5 billion annually and benefits around 120 billion. President Clinton has assigned White House agencies to coordinate the review.
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Call for Constitutional Changes to NY Pension and Tax System
A senior citizen explains how New York’s pension system and school taxes burden the elderly. He urges a constitutional convention to reform tax funding for schools and redraw pension structures to aid less affluent retirees, reduce oversized pensions, and address injustices for seniors.
Teaching morals Re letter by Christine M Arabik
Richard T Strong of North Syracuse argues in the Herald Journal that schools should supplement home moral guidance not replace it and that parental involvement is essential to shaping children’s ethics rather than inviting religious instruction in schools.
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City payroll rule urged for Syracuse employees
Anthony Lombardo urges the city and Syracuse Board of Education to require all city and city school district employees to live in the city as a condition for employment. He argues current proclaims of concern do not translate into action to revitalize neighborhoods and the city.
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No on time budget plan gains Senate support in Albany
A New York on time budget proposal to amend the constitution to require last year’s spending plan if a new budget is not enacted wins 26 Senate co sponsors and broad assembly backing. The measure, urged by a senator, aims to end the recurring stalemate and restore public trust as petitions and group support grow.
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Readers urged to submit letters for publication
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