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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Jul 16, 2001
Page
4
Stephen Rogers will assume duties as President with Stephen A Rogers as Editor and Publisher. Michael J Connor remains Executive Editor and Stan Linhorst continues as Senior Managing Editor in the newly aligned leadership team.
A Washington Post Kaiser Harvard poll shows whites misjudge black well being across jobs incomes schooling and health care. The survey finds bias against affirmative action persists and highlights the need for leaders to expose disparities and push accurate facts for policy and social remedies.
Biotechnology offers a route to feed 840 million hungry people and billions more as population grows by 2025. Proponents cite higher yields, reduced pesticides, and preserved biodiversity, while opponents warn of allergies and ecological risks. Third World nations stand to gain most, with Western critics urging caution.
The piece argues Albany must limit spending to avoid future tax burdens and job losses, noting past spikes and the 1990s fiscal crises. It criticizes lawmakers for raises and delays, urging Syracuse voters to elect new leadership and a diverse, proactive mayoral candidate.
A reader from Marrydale voices support for the Hellfest event at Dance-n-Skate noting quiet attendance, no property damage, and praising management. The letter argues for a proactive, resident-focused mayor and outlines bold urban renewal goals for Syracuse with Lenvision Kate O Connell as candidate.
The Herald invites succinct letters with the writer’s name address and daytime phone. Submissions become property of the Herald Journal Herald American and may be edited published or posted online. Contact details and policy explained via NewsLine and letters email.
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