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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1999
Page
5
Fragment from the Syracuse Herald Journal quotes Artair Jenkins urging independent course and public questions. It references a 1877 issue and a June 1 publication date, with unclear context and names. The text is garbled OCR, preserving names and date markers.
The Syracuse city faced a $2 million gap after a planned sale of more than 35 million tax liens to Transamerica Municipal Finance collapsed. Transamerica, now owned by Aegon, balked at protecting homeowners from hardships, leaving the city to seek other ways to balance books as state aid remains uncertain. County involvement is urged, and officials warn against spending before funds are secured.
Boston prosecutors drew heat for a lenient plea in the Stephen Fagan case. He kidnapped his two daughters ages 2 and 5, lied they were dead, and kept them while advancing socially, with a $100,000 fine and five years probation. His ex wife Barbara Kurth lamented the outcome and the lost years with her daughters.
A reader letter discusses compromise on gun control, accusing anti gun factions of seeking total disarmament and praising NRA safety programs. The piece also notes Syracuse University sportscaster replacements, praising Doug Logan as the enduring voice of the Orange.
A harsh citizen letter blasts Governor Pataki for failing to finish budgets on time. It accuses him of posturing toward Washington, proposes ending parole for some, expanding a prison-industrial complex, and shifting tax burdens while debt grows. The writer urges tax cuts only if debts are paid and fiscal policy improves.
Vietnam veteran Paul Breuer appeals to Rep Walsh to bolster VA funding after a 1999 budget plan critics call a travesty. He recalls Clinton Normandy remarks and warns of possible service cuts, urging action to ensure adequate care for combat disabled veterans.
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