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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 2001
Page
7
A reader complains about editorial space on Timothy McVeigh's execution while the piece argues the death penalty fuels ambivalence. The column notes polling shifts, DNA exonerations, and concerns over fairness, minority representation, and the echo of McVeigh as a potential symbol for others.
Environmental writers demand that President Bush adopt a firmer stance on global warming as European leaders press for stronger action. They cite studies linking man made pollution to higher temperatures and warn that Earthshine data signal ongoing climate changes requiring commitment beyond Kyoto.
Jennifer L Williams urges support for the Midland RTF arguing it will improve Onondaga Lake by stopping raw sewage during storms. The Partnership for Onondaga Creek applauds Syracuse Common Council for delaying land sale while awaiting detailed plans on conveyance lines CSO abatement and selective sewer separation options. The group questions Clinton RTF plans, Harbor Brook cleanup, and the 90 percent capture rate, advocating a sewer separation approach as a cost effective alternative.
Onondaga County Executive Nicholas Pirro backs a major Downtown Syracuse beautification plan applauded by the Syracuse Symphony Orchestra. The SSO performs 70 concerts yearly at the John H Mulroy Civic Center amid ongoing renovations and city priorities. المجتمع
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