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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 12, 2001
Page
4
A fragmented OCR line lists Stephen Rogers as editor and Aybusher P Michael J. Connor as executive, with Zettor Stammhorst titled senior managing editor. The garbled text lacks a clear event or location but preserves multiple staff roles.
The Feb 9 crash of the USS Greeneville with the Japanese trawler Ehime off Hawaii leaves questions about civilian presence aboard. Investigators warn the public needs a fuller accounting, while Japan demands explanations and compensation for the victims.
The 2000 Census improved on past surveys but the Census Bureau rejected statistical sampling. Critics say sampling would better represent all Americans, especially the poor and people of color. Los Angeles plans to sue over shifting adjustment power from the Bureau to the secretary of commerce amid partisan dispute.
Former OCRRA director clarifies budget gaps and fee shifts. He notes a 38 percent drop in tipping fees from 81 to 50 per ton after the Carbone decision and flow control loss. The WTE plant, Seneca Meadows contract, and Niagara Mohawk terms are discussed as revenue safeguards amid rising waste volumes.
A long letter chain criticizes a proposed tax cut as unfair, arguing the rich gain far more and that proceeds should fund education and debt reduction. It cites the death tax repeal, estate gains for Bush and Cheney heirs, and questions payroll tax implications for Social Security and Medicare. Personal anecdotes from Cynthia Loring MacBain and RAM Dennison reflect voter skepticism and calls for broader equity.
The Herald Co. invites succinct letters to the editor with name address and daytime phone. Submissions may be edited and published and used in other formats. Send to Letters to the Editor Syracuse NY or via email, fax, or NewsLine guidance.
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