Gun control needed after a string of school shootings
Opinion piece arguing for stronger gun safety laws after multiple high profile student shootings. Cites Columbine and other incidents to claim fewer guns near children would reduce deaths. Calls for genuine gun control and enforcement, contamination by references to Kayla Rolland and other victims.
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Ene Har
Dylan Klebold
Combine High School
Littleton
Colo
Kip Kinkel
Springfield
Ore
Jacob Davis
Fayetteville
Tenn
Pannl
Andrew Wurst
Edinboro
Jonesboro
Ark
Heath High School
West Paducah
Oec
Pearl, Miss
Evan Ramsey
Bethel
Alaska
Kayla Rolland
Michigan
Fahey
United States
American Academy of Child and Adolescent Psychiatry
Washington
Kayla
12 Admit Charges Stay After Asbestos Cheats
US Attorney Daniel French says corruption runs through the asbestos removal industry after twelve people and two businesses pleaded guilty in Upstate New York courts. He warns more charges will follow as licenses remain issued to some convicted workers, urging faster Labor Department license reviews.
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Daniel French
Justice Department
Albany
Syracuse
Upstate
New York
United States
East Syracuse
Asbes
Tos
Funcion
State Labor Department
French
The
Herald-Journal
John Phelps
Northern Environmental Services
Reopen Dove Computer Centers Need Public Sponsorship
Paul Austin Nack argues for reopening Dove Computer Centers in United Baptist Church Westcott Cove and Pioneer Homes with new neighborhood boards and funding. He urges shifting $20,000 within SU street closing grants, plus Syracuse Housing Authority support for Pioneer Homes, and notes urban racial healing needs amid local tensions.
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Quondaga Urban League
Dove
United Baptist Church
S. Beech St
Pioneer Homes
Elmwood Presbyterian Church
South Avenue
Palso
Westcott Baptist Church
Westcott University
Westcott Dove
Shave
Kate O'Connell
Common Council
Bernardi
Westcott Cove
Syracuse Housing Authority
Joe Murphy
Dove Center
Jeanne Radack
Syracuse
Brooks
South Side
Dove Computer
Austing
Paulnack
Syracuse City Tour Sparks Pride and Frustration
Citizens debate Giuliani’s Syracuse visit with claims of downtown boarded storefronts and deepened disrepair. Critics accuse Mayor Bernardi of false praise while others defend improvements, lamenting ongoing eye sores and a deteriorating core.
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Giuliani
Syracuse
Bernardi
Salina
State
Market of Slaves to Brides Parallels Spark Outrage
Carol Riccinto compares slavery era markets to a modern reality show where a wealthy buyer selects a bride from a pool of contestants. She denounces both acts as dehumanizing and urges faith in God’s judgment on such programs and practices.
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Arthur Jenkins
Rerard
Fox Television
Carol Riccinto
Syracuse
Security at theaters lets kids access R films
A fifth grade teacher describes a lunch discussion in which a student claimed it is easy for minors to enter R rated movies by deceiving ushers or exploiting lax theater security. The writer calls for heavier security, parent involvement, and clearer responsibilities for theaters and guardians to protect children from inappropriate content.
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Aters
America
Readers urged to send letters to Herald papers
The Herald Co invites letters for publication, requiring writer name, address and daytime phone. Submissions may be edited and published in various Herald papers or online. Send to Letters to the Editor Herald-Journal Herald American Syracuse NY or contact for details.
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The
Herald Co
Post-Standard
Herald-Journal
Herald American
Syracuse
Hierald American
P.O
N.Y
Syracuse.com
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