Clinton the Indispensable Man in Okinawa Summit and Camp David Talks
President Clinton, amid bruising battles with Congress and ongoing probes, remained central to Middle East diplomacy as he pressed negotiations between Israel and the Palestinians during a Tokyo visit and Camp David talks. He faced a fragile peace process with uncertain outcomes while shaping his legacy.
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Menachem Begin
Egypt
Anwar Sadat
Barak
Congress urged to study slavery reparations and apology
A public reexamination of slavery asks Congress to form a commission to study reparations for African Americans from 1619 to today. Rep. Conyers and Rep. Hall push bills for an official apology and potential remedies, citing new evidence slaves built the Capitol and Washington Monument.
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Hotaling
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Kingdom of Hawaii
Mall expansion plan threats spark public outcry in Syracuse
Richard Van Deusen Jr urges defeat of Carousel mall expansion arguing it harms Onondaga County, drains tax dollars, devastates historic neighborhoods, lakefront ecology, and local businesses while benefiting a few corporations and delaying public infrastructure needs. He cites higher taxes, poor road conditions, and calls for invested funds in seniors, families, and police rather than malls.
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White Lake
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Congers
Frank J. Mariano
Richard van Deusen JR
Local officials clash over county management and projects
A letter criticizes County Executive Pirro for airing Syracuse mismanagement while the county seeks refinancing for the Onondaga Resource Recovery Agency. The writer urges focus on Clinton Square and school cleanups and questions county tax issues.
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Nicholas Pirro
Syracuse
Protective headgear law targets under 18 riders on bikes and skates
A reader weighs in on a new rule requiring youths under 18 to wear protective headgear while cycling or inline skating. The author favors personal choice over mandated safety gear, arguing common sense and broader family impacts matter.
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Marty
Readers invited to submit letters for publication
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