Summer Reading for Syracuse Children
Parks chief Otis Jennings notes summer reading gaps in Syracuse and Central New York with as many as 16 000 local students behind. Community efforts like WCNY Literacy in the Parks and university tutors aim to close the gap, while volunteers mentor kids to keep reading over the break.
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Call for More Review of Midland Sewage Plant Plan
The Syracuse Common Council approves another study of alternatives to the Midland sewage treatment plant amid election year politics. Community advocates push for engagement, highlighting failed outreach and the cost of 37 thousand dollars, arguing the plant may not be the only viable option despite county assurances.
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Debate Rages Over Embryo Stem Cell Research Funding
A columnist weighs the ethics of using leftover embryos for research amid a civil debate. The piece discusses government funding, private clinics, and the slippery slope of a largely unregulated fertility industry while urging cautious oversight and public accountability.
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Voices on Condit and inequality across borders
Suzanne Fields writes that the Condit case renews concern over deception and its cost to constituents and loved ones, while Sally Quinn argues public focus has shifted away from Bill Clinton’s extramarital sex. Andres Oppenheimer discusses Latin America’s inequality and human rights trials for dictators.
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Rice strategic calm anchors Bush foreign policy battles
Verbal portrait of Condoleezza Rice as a pivotal and pragmatic adviser to President Bush. Describes her role shaping missile defense, Russia policy, and Middle East diplomacy amid criticism. Highlights her background, discipline, and belief in advancing new directions beyond old paradigms.
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