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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 12, 2000
Page
6
Readers describe voting online as a civic moment, noting the ease and privacy of internet ballots in New York and Arizona. The piece contrasts digital casting with traditional polling places, praising accessibility while questioning the civic experience and security of online turnout.
Central New York representatives Moynihan and Schumer supported an 82 to 57 vote approving a 40.4 billion FAA authorization covering programs to 2003. The measure includes nearly 10 billion for airport safety grants and modernization, with airports allowed to raise passenger taxes. Senate also advanced Berzon and Paez judicial nominations to the 9th Circuit, both approved on votes of 64-34 and 59-39 respectively, while a wage and tax package faced House approval amid Clinton’s veto threats and varied economic arguments.
The AP reports Gore and Bush test messages and fundraising as they plot for a hard fought race. Bradley concedes, McCain backs Bush while both campaigns target Pennsylvania Ohio Michigan Illinois Missouri and New Jersey. VP picks loom with Ridge Powell Dole Cheney Pataki Graham and Davis named as potential running mates.
President Clinton blasted congressional Republicans for risking fiscal peril with large tax cuts, urging a shift toward priorities like Social Security Medicare and education. Republicans counter that the $1.8 million budget framework reduces taxes and pays down debt by 2013, arguing the plan supports working families and national needs.
Lawmakers from New York Wisconsin and other states unite to back a 500 million supplemental dairy aid, aimed at stabilizing prices for small to mid size farms nationwide. Sen. Schumer and Sen. Koht lead the request in the Senate while Rep Boehlert and 30 colleagues press for action in the House.
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