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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Jul 28, 2000
Page
7
Stephen Rogers serves as President and faces strategic duties, while Stephen A Rogers acts as Editor and Publisher. Michael J Connor holds the role of Executive Editor, and Stan Linhorst serves as Senior Managing Editor overseeing daily operations.
After two weeks of talks at Camp David between Yasser Arafat and Ehud Barak, no final peace agreement was reached. The leaders faced Jerusalem, borders, settlements, refugees, and the fate of the city as a shared capital, with Clinton warning the stakes remain high and risk of renewed violence.
Judith Kasali leads Pan African Community of Central New York to raise awareness and funds for two orphanages in Harare Zimbabwe and for 400 children in Zambia. The effort highlights millions at risk in Africa amid HIV AIDS while inviting local support via contacts in Syracuse.
Readers respond to the Engle Florida verdict calling for accountability and restitution from tobacco companies. Comments range from praise of the jury’s stance to criticisms of personal responsibility and the role of advertising in attracting new smokers. Some echo respect for medical history while others question the legality and ethics of large damages.
Letter writer ANTHONY CANNON criticizes federal designations of fault in the Waco siege. He argues the compound defended itself, notes opportunities to arrest David Koresh, and accuses federal agents of prior missteps. He cites Ruby Ridge and questions the jury's quick verdict.
A reflective critique argues cinema mirrors culture and favors white writers, limiting nonwhite roles. The author recalls being barred from iconic characters, urging broader casting to reflect global diversity and future equality in film careers.
Readers are invited to submit succinct letters with full name address and daytime phone. Submissions become property of The Herald Co. and may be edited and published or posted online. Include mailing address and email to letters Syracuse.com. questions to 315-470-2225. NewsLine explanation via category 348.
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