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Newspaper

Syracuse Herald Journal

Location

Syracuse, New York, United States of America

Date

Jul 18, 1997

Page

6

Deadbeats Beware We Need IRS to Collect Child Support

A harsh editorial argues four out of five deadbeat parents do not pay, focusing on fathers who abandon children and the resulting hardship. It urges federal action, supports IRS collection and a nationwide database, cites GAO figures, and praises Pataki measures while condemning cross state evasion. The piece demands accountability and years of failed collections.

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Weekend Fun Abounds in Central New York Events

Central New York hosts a weekend full of music and crafts with the Coca-Cola Blues Festival in downtown Syracuse, the Great American Antique Fest at Onondaga Lake Park, the Fleet Syracuse Arts & Crafts Festival around Columbus Circle, the Finger Lakes Grass Roots Festival in Trumansburg, and Lilith Fair in Canandaigua. The Herald-Journal highlights free main-stage shows, ticketed events, and a diverse arts scene as summer heats up.

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Starrs Revelation: Foster Death Was Self Inflicted

Whitewater special prosecutor Kenneth Starr declared this week that Vince Foster died by his own action, the fourth inquiry to reject murder theories. Foster, a Clinton aide, was found shot near the Potomac four years ago. Critics say evidence won t change minds while alleging a money making conspiracy persists and taxpayers fund a growing $30 million investigation.

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Fight eating disorders in girls urges support and aid

A Syracuse area notice urges identifying and helping girls with eating disorders. It cites anorexia and bulimia, outlines signs and consequences, and promotes contacting the local support group at 445-1975 for information and support for affected individuals and families.

Heidi Guenther Boston Ballet Syracuse

Mars mission amazes but Earth needs help

A Mars landing thrills with detailed rover imagery and scientific promise, yet underscores ongoing Earthly environmental crises noted since the 1990s. The piece links Moon and Mars exploration to urgent actions on pollution, climate change, conservation, and sustainable resources, stressing youth-led drives and funding needs for future generations.

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Portadown Parade Sparks Irish Fury Over British Actions

Irish critics condemn British forceful permit of an Orange Order parade in Portadown on July 6. They accuse authorities of not rerouting the march and denying residents along the route the right to leave, framing the incident as part of centuries of oppression and violence by Britain in Ireland.

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Meachem School Sixth Grade Promotion Inspires City

The sixth grade at Meachem School held a June 23 promotion with Otis Jennings, Syracuse Parks and Recreation director, as the main speaker. His uplifting talk praised teachers, parents, and students, highlighting a great school and its principal as a credit to the city’s school system.

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Readers urged to submit letters to the editor

The Herald-Journal invites readers to send letters for publication with name address and daytime phone. Submissions become property of the publisher and may be edited or posted online. For details, send to Letters to the Editor Syracuse addresses and fax and phone options are listed.

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