Global TB HIV link called in UN AIDS session
In a world facing HIV AIDS, TB stands as the leading killer. Desmond Tutu and Dr Lee Reichman urge action ahead of a UN General Assembly session in New York. DOTS strategy promises years of extra life for HIV TB co infected patients. The Stop TB Now Act would double US TB aid to 200 million. Rep James Walsh highlights personal TB experience in Nepal. Time to act is now.
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Carroll O'Connor Ends Run as Archie Bunker Icon
Carroll O'Connor died at 76 after a prolific career and his defining role as Archie Bunker on All in the Family. The character’s blend of bigotry and decency mirrored white lower middle class America, turning him into a cultural benchmark of 1970s television and a catalyst for social reflection.
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Bush praised for sensible U S foreign policy stance
A reader defends President Bush praising his foreign policy as wise and courageous while rebuking European critics. The letter cites history including the Marshall Plan and World War II efforts, defends missile defense and capital punishment, and urges appreciation of decisive leadership over polling.
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Break to the Hotel Syracuse Sparks Reader Letters
A Syracuse reader praises the Hotel Syracuse for a daughter's June wedding and excellent staff while another letter criticizes Roy Bernardi over city care. The author cites pothole repairs costing 229 and laments declines in schools and neighborhoods.
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Give union a chance to talk with workers in Syracuse
John Porter of North Syracuse urges allowing UFCW Local One organizers access to workers at P&C and homes, arguing non union employers block union literature while unions can offer bargaining, family health care coverage paid by employers, and $6 weekly dues. He cites his own experience as a volunteer organizer and advocates workers be informed to decide.
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Bush era critique of Cheney Rumsfeld and Powell
The piece faulted Bush era leadership for clinging to the past. It singled out Cheney and Rumsfeld as dangerous, with Powell sidelined by the White House axis. It notes Rice and others on Europe tour while Powell remains a passive observer. The tone laments a faltering administration.
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