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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1998
Page
4
Congress failed to pass a sweeping smoking bill after Big Tobacco spent heavily on ads, shaping public opinion. The defeat leaves enforcement to states while prosecutors seek settlements. critics say the industry misled the public about nicotine and health risks.
A critical view of Charlton Heston as NRA president proposes a more measured stance on gun policy. It praises dialogue with opponents, cites Florida’s proposed amendment to curb gun trafficking, and notes past portrayals from Moses to Jefferson while contrasting actor with real policy leadership.
A Syracuse reader proposes sweeping cuts to the city school budget including eliminating field trips after school programs teacher development programs non classroom positions and sports while urging private funding and community involvement to avoid tax increases and harm to services. The letter warns of dire city impacts and urges readers to contact school board members and councilors with preferred cuts.
A proposal urges creation of a single county school board for Onondaga County bringing all schools including Syracuse under one system. Supporters argue consolidation would ease finances and allow more books computers and supplies at lower costs, improving overall education quality.
A letter praises the museum for educating Central New Yorkers, highlighting its exhibits and programs for students and seniors. The Rubenstein family is thanked for its generous commitment, supporting ongoing success amid a regional tourism and conference boost.
A letter describes admiration for caring Americans who oppose the School of the Americas in Georgia. It notes the arrest of Ann Tiffany and Ed Kinane for protesting U S policy and reports plans to visit Washington in April to seek the SOA's closure. The writer links WWI Nuremberg lessons to current human rights concerns.
Readers are urged to send letters with name address and daytime phone. Submissions become property of The Herald Co. and may be edited and published or posted online. Include mailing and contact details and call 315-470-2235 for questions.
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