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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1995
Page
5
The Herald Journal outlines how readers can submit letters, including sign and address requirements, length considerations, and editorial standards. It emphasizes open discussion, disallowing unsigned letters and partisan form submissions, and notes turnaround times and editing practices.
Auburn High students push to rename the school to honor Harriet Tubman a famed abolitionist who helped enslaved people reach freedom Tubman settled and died in Auburn The community urges the Board of Education to support the tribute and counter hate with recognition of her legacy
Bruce R. Hare lauds a packed Feb 2 Syracuse University event at Schine Center where long discussion on The Bell Curve avoided personal attacks. He notes the audience remained dignified, criticizes Murray as elitist and white nationalist, and urges academic challenge to race IQ claims.
Governor Pataki veto sustained to avoid unfunded mandates estimated at 2.8 billion for public employers and 2.6 billion for districts and municipalities. Assembly Republicans voted to sustain, framing veto as partisan and noting no policy impact. Christine Ditrinco of Camillus adds a personal note on equal treatment.
The Herald Journal questions Senator Joseph Bruno's remark on Indians becoming multi millionaires in New York. The letter questions who is truly rich and highlights Oneida Nation disbursements of about 200 dollars per quarter, urging clarity on the public interest and tribal fortunes.
Readers may submit letters succinct and legible with daytime phone numbers. Unsigned or unverifiable authors are not published. The paper may edit letters. Mail to P O Box 4915 Syracuse NY 13221 or call 315 470 2027 for home computer submissions. For questions call 315 470 2935.
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