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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1998
Page
7
The CIA reportedly drafted schemes to depose Saddam Hussein, using Kurdish and Shiite dissidents, but past failures and congressional defenders raise doubts. The piece questions what regime could follow and notes CIA incompetence, its secrecy, and history of bungled operations.
New York Mayor Rudolph Giuliani launches a civility drive with traffic enforcement, bike license plans, taxi license hurdles, six month cabdriver probation, anti littering and noise crackdowns, ethics classes in schools, aiming to improve life quality and city welcome for visitors while acknowledging New York’s gritty charm and resilient vibe.
Governor George Pataki ordered state lottery officials and the Consumer Protection Board to probe a group calling itself the Lottery Service Bureau. It promises big cash prizes for sending 15 to a Long Island post office box, a clear lottery scam aimed at New Yorkers.
Mohawk student and teaching assistant Ellyn Mitchell Chapman Kawenisake LaFayette cries against infighting among Haudenosaunee people. She cites fear and anger, urges adherence to the Great Law and condolence rites, and warns that internal conflict weakens nations facing external pressures from state and federal governments.
The New York State Assembly appears to have 81 votes in favor of abolishing parole for first-time violent criminals with Gov. Pataki and Senate backing, but Speaker Sheldon Silver and a small liberal bloc remain oppose. The case follows Jenna Grieshaber’s murder by a parolee, while critics demand swift action. The piece also discusses Iraq policy and public ambivalence about bombing Saddam Hussein’s regime and its human costs.
Winterfest chairman reports five new events and 20 returning ones boosting attendance. Magic Circle Children's Theater sold out both shows at Spaghetti Warehouse. Thursaa Family Night at Landmark Theatre drew 200 plus. Reggie at Hanover Square hosted a sold-out Fashion Show Luncheon. Ice Breaker Party and Micro Brewfest were also sold out.
ANIL OBEID AH MAD EL-HINDI FATHJISHI MARYAM WASMUND Fayetteville DAVID SHOMAR Manlius. The text argues that seven years after Desert Storm sanctions impoverish Iraqis, further bombing risks greater suffering and regional destabilization, questioning wartime ends, costs, and U.S. moral standing. It cites President Clinton and notes weapons could be made anywhere, urging restraint unless objective justifies risk.
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