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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 2000
Page
3
Stephen Rogers becomes president as Stephen A Rogers of Egiror and Fubnisher is joined by Michael Connor as executive editor and Stan Linnorly as senior manager overseeing editorial operations and staff.
Michael Bragman, ousted as majority leader, weighs a reform bid to open the New York Legislature. He vows more openness and committee empowerment while considering GOP proposals, arguing only public pressure can redraw power dynamics in Albany.
A state Senate bill would allow counties cities villages and towns to ban or regulate personal watercraft or Jet Skis on nearby waters and set limits on speed hours and operation. The measure mirrors Assembly action and aims to curb noise pollution and safety concerns while preserving local control.
Reader letters discuss racial and ethnic achievement gaps in city schools since 1963. Calls for longer school days, reduced isolation, and better accountability amid critiques of administration, parental involvement, and district neglect. Mentions Dr. Martin Luther King Magnet School’s decline, shootings nearby, and weak discipline. Jeff Jackson Syracuse.
West Texas reptile exhibitor David A. Richardson discusses rattlesnakes in Upstate waters and reassures the public. He notes Timber rattlesnakes and Western diamondbacks in North America, stresses little danger to Lake George area, and cautions most bites occur when stepped on. He emphasizes calm, informative outreach.
A reader argues that students should master mental math and traditional spelling before using calculators. They urge teaching spelling without spellcheck reliance and emphasize early grammar instruction despite modern technology.
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