Supreme Court vacancy sparks abortion battle over Souter nomination
A heated fight looms as President Bush nominates David H. Souter to replace William Brennan. Abortion stands as a central test, with activists from both sides mobilizing. Souter's views are unknown, prompting intense Senate scrutiny on confirmation. Brennan’s resignation marks the end of an era and raises questions about future court direction.
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Jobs in Government Should Not Favor Who You Know
A Syracuse editorial argues against favoritism in public hiring, noting that over 60 summer job interns have ties to city officials and many receive low wages. It cites residency rules and a Supreme Court principle that public jobs cannot be awarded for political service, urging routine review of hiring to prevent family influence.
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America's wake-up call on race and unity
A reader decries rising racism and media portrayals of minorities, urging a national reflection on equality. She argues for inclusive education and home environments that value all cultures, warning that failure could turn the country into a war zone. Julia A. Pompo, Baldwinsville.
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PICO Korea workers face wage, pay dispute in Syracuse
February 1989 saw PICO Korea managers abandon the plant and employees without notice or back pay. Bernard Hitchcock acknowledges owed wages but refuses payment while workers picket daily and ecumenical groups seek dialogue. Contacts: AFSC 475-4822, PICO Workers' Support Committee 474-3350.
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Jane Fonda condemned as traitor by caller
A reader attacks Jane Fonda highlighting her 1970s antiwar stance and Hanoi praise. The letter cites quotes from 1969 to 1973, argues treason under Article 3, and calls for punishment and removal of press coverage for her activities.
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