Missile attack on Iraq amid Bush assassination plot
The weekend strike on an Iraqi intelligence complex near Baghdad is framed as a response to the Bush assassination attempt. 23 Tomahawks were launched, 16 hit, civilians were killed or wounded, and officials claim Saddam’s regime remains a threat. The piece questions efficacy, notes possible long-term resilience of Saddam, and discusses political optics for Clinton.
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Congress
Bill Clinton
Graduation Shout Down Sparks School Controversy
Four A P W seniors were barred from graduation after skipping school on June 4 with parental permission. Principal Bruce Amey denied the quartet including valedictorian Gregory Oakes the mic and sparked a broader debate over punishment, student rights, and school authority amid a legal challenge by the ACLU.
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Everett
Amey
Oneiday Shores
Reform Barrage in N Y Senate Sparks Debate
In a stern editorial voice John C. Tambroini of Skaneateles Falls condemns Sen Nozzolio for opposing Hoffmann reform measures including ending secret caucuses and disclosing budgets. He claims the GOP blocks reform while Marino wields power, laments staff pay raises, and calls for tighter Albany spending reforms.
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Ralph Marino
Nancy Lorraine Hoffmann
Syracuse
Nozzolio
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Yoling
Albany
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Marino
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New York State
Empire State
John C. Tambroni
Skpneateles Falls
Our Violent Culture and the Peairs case
A Syracuse reader argues the Herald Journal editorial on Yoshihiro Hattori’s death reflects a violent society. He urges sympathy for Mr Peairs and notes fear can drive defense with a gun, while acknowledging the tragedy and labeling both sides as victims of a troubled world.
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Mr. Peairs
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Peaks
Tim Shade Syracuse
Flags Along High Bridge Road Mark Flag Day in Manlius
Vehicles rolled by as American flags lined both sides of High Bridge Road from East Genesee Street to Manlius village. The writer praises the labor of love behind the display and asks who placed them, naming Marjorie Lisson as the observer.
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Highbridge Road
Genesee Street
Manlius
Letter to Rick Guy Over Gay Pride Day Remarks
An openly gay constituent blasts councilor Rick Guy for calling homosexuality dishonorable. The writer denounces insults, urges respect for LGBTQ people, and warns of political consequences at election time while asserting gay veterans and citizens contribute to the country.
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Rick
Republican Party
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Readers invited to submit letters for publication
Readers are asked to send unsigned, succinct letters with daytime phone numbers for verification. The editorial office will edit for length. Mail to P O Box 4915 Syracuse NY 13221 or call (315) 470-2235 with questions.
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