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Newspaper

Syracuse Herald Journal

Location

Syracuse, New York, United States of America

Date

Jul 20, 2001

Page

6

FBI in Crisis as Missing Guns and Corruption Claims Emerge

Opinion piece denounces FBI mismanagement as 449 firearms and 184 laptops vanish, with 184 missing devices containing possible classified data. It cites past scandals including Hanssen espionage, McVeigh documents, Wen Ho Lee, Waco, and Ruby Ridge, urging Mueller to overhaul culture and press for external oversight.

Robert S. Mueller III Senate FBI Bureau Mueller Soviet Union Russia Robert Hanssen Hanssen Oklahoma City Timothy McVeigh McVeigh Los Alamos Wen Ho Lee Davidian Waco Texas Randall Weaver Ruby Ridge Idaho U.S Weaver John E. Roberts Office of Professional Responsibility Congress Administration

Big Weekend Blues and Cars Festival Hits Syracuse

Syracuse hosts the Syracuse Nationals classic car show at the New York State Fairgrounds and the tenth annual New York State Bud Wiser Rhythm and Blues Festival downtown. The event runs today through Sunday with 12,000 visitors expected and a $4.5 million local economic impact. Notable acts include Cyn Neville and the New Orleans Rhythm and Blues Revue, Little Feat, Susan Tedeschi, Shemekia Copeland, and Lil Ed and the Blues Imperials.

Syracuse Weill Covention & Visitors Bureau Cyn] Neville New Orleans Rhythm and Blues Revue OffBeat Magazine Little Feat Susan Tedeschi Shemekia Copeland Lil’ Ed The Blues Imperials Enyay

Hunger debate prompts calls for accountability in parenting

A reader challenges the Post-Standard to address the root causes of hunger, arguing that responsible procreation should be required and criticizing editorials on feeding the poor. They cite genetic engineering as insufficient and urge laws to curb "indiscriminate breeders" while demanding accountability for failed child support and welfare costs.

Post- Standard Karl Marx New York Wisconsin Supreme Court

Bushes Missile Shield Support Letter Cites Defense Value

Steve James Geddes argues for missile defense funding over broad government programs, praising President Bush and criticizing opponents. He asserts defense protects borders from Libya Iran Iraq and North Korea, rejects Cold War as false, and supports Bush’s motives despite flaws.

Atkinson Bush Soviet Union Libya Iran Iraq South Korea Saddam Hussein Ms. Hinton

Uncontested races in Syracuse spark local debate

Critics say one party or bloc dominates politics as 13 of 19 county legislators run unopposed while officials tout cleanup efforts and civic pride. The piece questions whether Syracuse can be an All American city amid apathy among Democratic, Green, Liberal, and Socialist leaders.

Syracuse Democrats Greens Liberals

Campaign fund misuse highlights reform need

The Associated Press notes former Rep. Solomon donated leftover campaign cash to members of Congress including James Walsh on environmental panels linked to Hudson River PCB dredging. Solomon, now a lobbyist, opposes dredging, with GE among his clients. spokesman calls donations to old friends coincidental.

Associated Press Gerald So Lomon R-N.y Congress James Walsh Hudson River General Electric Company EPA General Electric Co Solomon Environmental Committee

Bush Embarrasses Himself Without Help, Says Writer

Ruth Fitzmorris from Baldwinsville argues in a letter that printing cartoons and op eds about the Bush administration is unnecessary because the president is already doing a thorough job of embarrassing himself.

Bush Ruth Fitzmorris Baldwinsville

Readers invited to submit letters to the editor

The Herald Co. invites letters for publication from readers. Submissions must include pen name, address, and daytime telephone number. Materials become property of the publisher and may be edited or reused, including online postings.

The Herald Co Post-Standard Herald-Journal Herald American Syracuse Herald-Journal/Herald American P.O N.Y Syracuse.com

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