Ma Starrs 30 Million Ride: Starr Probe Questions Clinton Personal Life
The piece questions the Whitewater investigation funded at about 30 million dollars and Kenneth Starrs pursuit of questions about Clinton from associates of people involved in the case. It critiques the focus on sexual rumors, cites Paula Jones, and urges tangible results over ongoing speculation.
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Washington Post
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Kenneth Starr
G & Lor
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Arkansas
the Post
Paula Jones
United States
Starr
James McDougal
Abner Mikva
Jack Quinn
White House
Tham Starr
Pepperdine University
Richard Mellon Scaife
Clintons
Manhattan Project
Starr and Co
Legislature Skips Tort Reform in State’s Long List of Issues
New Yorkers for Civil Justice Reform push for changes including ending joint and several liability and revising safe place to work laws. The group argues for judge and jury responsibility, protection for employers’ references, and safety-focused reforms while opposing the English rule and broad caps on damages.
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New Yorkers For Civil Justice Reform
Lene Neonie
Haan Hort
New York State
Congress
New York
City Growth Versus Historic Character in Rite Aid Debate
A Buffalo developer and critic urge Syracuse to preserve historic districts as Rite Aid plans on West Genesee Street face planning commission rejection. They warn demolishing 16 residences harms middle class housing and risks long term urban vitality, urging intelligent neighborhood planning over short term gains.
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Carl Paladino
Syracuse
Genesee Street
Paladino
City Planning Commission
Kaul column attacks Nixon and calls him a hate-monger
A letter to the editor accuses columnist Donald Kaul and his supporters of condemning Richard Nixon without a court verdict. The writer, Stephen Mizgala of Mexico, challenges the basis of Nixon’s alleged crimes and accuses Kaul of spreading scandalous hints and bias.
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Donald Kaul
Herald-Journal
Richard Nixon
Kaul
Stephen Mizgala
Mexico
New York Should Allow More Casino Gambling
A reader argues that New York state should permit broader casino gambling beyond tribal lands to boost state revenue and attract visitors. The writer cites Turning Stone’s success, potential job creation, and personal experiences at age 18, with plans to visit Casino Niagara in Canada.
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New York
New York State
Casino Niagara
Canada
Onondaga County Recyclers Hit 40 Percent Goal Early
Onondaga County residents in the OCREA service area surpassed the 40 percent recycling target seven months early, with 463,000 people contributing to a seven-year effort. Weekly blue bin participation averages 75 percent, while overall participation tops 95 percent. 936,345 tons recycled for reuse into new products under Operation Separation.
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Onondaga County
State Department of Environmental Conservation
OCREA
Odor Control Push for Lakefront Growth Faces Vote
County Legislator Russ Andrews faces critique from Mayor Bernardi over the Odor Control Program at the Metro Sewage Treatment Plant. Backers say controlling the smell is essential to lakefront economic development and attracting residents and jobs. The upcoming vote seeks approval to fund the odor control measures.
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Russ Andrews
Metro
Bernardi
Readers invited to submit letters for publication
The Herald Co invites letters for publication and asks writers to include name, address, and daytime phone. Submissions become property of the publishers and may be edited or republished online or on NewsLine. Mailing address and contact numbers are provided.
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Post-Standard
Herald-Journal
Herald American
Fish i
Syracuse
Herald- Journal/Herald American
P.Q
N.Y
Neds & Debrey
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Jeffrey A. Barber
Tre
Wever
Nixon
Jacob Vanscoter
Suzanne D. Lalonde
A.T. Rhoads
RRA North
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