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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 2000
Page
4
Fragmentary note from the Syracuse Herald Journal quotes Arthur Jenkins urging the public to support party principles and independent causes viewed as advancing the people’s interests. The text references the Herald’s 1877 publication context.
Opinion argues Syracuse should accept the county plan to distribute sales tax, eliminate the E 911 abstract fee, and shift funding to city residents. It criticizes city officials for resisting tax relief while blaming the county, and urges voters to demand fiscal responsibility and true fairness.
Editorial urges lifting U S economic sanctions on Cuba to aid Elian Gonzalez and others in poverty. Cites court ruling upholding asylum denial and says Elian will likely return to Cuba with his father, prompting renewed policy debate. Advocates swift sanctions relief as humane and pragmatic.
The Alzheimer's Association of Central New York calls for $100 million in federal funding to accelerate research and promise a breakthrough to delay or prevent the disease. Demographic trends show 14 million Americans may develop Alzheimer’s by midcentury, with rising costs and care burdens for families and healthcare systems.
A reader denounces Bill Clinton for memorializing sacrifices while personal history and draft protests are cited. The letter laments power in the New York State Assembly and urges broad reforms to restore government power to the people, proposing ongoing Sunday reminders of desired reforms and progress.
Resident on Beach Road Brewerton reports Oneida Lake rising to flood stage on May 12 after eight inch low prior week. Docks and boats pulled as forecasts warned of heavy rain and high winds. Calls for canal system review and hiring a hydrologist follow.
A state reform push is discussed with questions about bills, their potential benefits, and current stage. Critics seek public control over government and accountability, noting Bragman’s decisive action to awaken a stalled process and hinting at resistance from unnamed opponents.
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