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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 2001
Page
6
Stephen Rogers serves as president of the firm with Stephen A. Rogers, Michael J. Connor as executive editor, and Stanlinhorst as senior managing editor guiding operations and editorial strategy.
The ruling centers on the Eleventh Amendment and ADA challenges, as Alabama argued that federal civil rights protections cannot override state immunity. The decision questions when discrimination is unconstitutional and flags risks to future enforcement of disability and racial equality laws at the state level.
The National Governors Association and President Bush back a universal Medicaid coverage focus while opposing cuts to Medicare for hospitals. The piece notes hospital bankruptcies, reduced Medicare payments after the 1997 act, and calls for maintaining access to emergency care and specialist services under Medicaid managed care. It cites Auburn Memorial Hospital's 2000 loss and urges public officials to protect patient rights and ensure adequate hospital funding.
The editorial calls on Syracuse University to broaden its fair wage campaign beyond employees to the factories producing licensed SU gear. It notes the university already increased starting pay, supports joining the Workers Rights Consortium, and contrasts FLA and WRC standards for living wages and factory oversight.
A reader from Liverpool blasts lawyers for ambulance chasing after a train crash. He says lawsuits will unfold slowly and warns ads at hotel sites exploit victims. He defends patient choice to seek counsel but condemns aggressive solicitation.
A front page piece critiques taxpayer responsibility for child poverty urging state and federal action. The writer proposes simple, novel remedies and argues that those who cannot afford children should refrain to prevent hunger and hardship for future generations.
A local debate follows the planned March 6 reopening of Smorol's Restaurant after a long closure labeled renovations. Questions swirl about the fate of the two‑ton food elevator where Josh Keller, 20, died in December in an industrial accident. OSHA and city officials say the elevator remains tagged and locked until it meets code, with investigations ongoing and questions about training, safety, and responsibilities for workers under 18 and the handling of the tragedy by the owners.
Millie Hubbard recalls Mario Rossi as a guiding mentor and exemplar of integrity. She notes his thoughtful mariner demeanor and professional kindness, shaping careers at Cazenovia College and beyond, with appreciation for his lasting impact.
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