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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 2001
Page
6
Stefren Rogers is named President with Stephen Rogers as Editor and Publisher Michael J. Connor as Executive Editor and Stan Amnhorst as Senior Managing Editor, reflecting the paper’s executive lineup.
Onondaga Lake project faces risk as President Bush's executive order potentially blocks federal money linked to a project labor agreement. Local officials and Rep. Walsh urge Bush to modify the order, citing the$250 million lake project and shared goals of a clean lake. Gov. Pataki may offer counsel to bridge government and union interests.
A critique of the Bush administration’s faith based and community initiatives outlines constitutional separation of church and state concerns. It notes existing use of federal funds by religious groups, questions about funding diverse faiths, and the risk of discriminatory outcomes, urging vouchers as a workaround but highlighting practical and ethical limits.
A travel agent criticizes United Airlines amid amid heavy advertising for a proposed Air Colossus with US Airways. He cites past summer delays and poor customer service, rates United a D while US Airways earns B to A minus for effort, and questions promised benefits like expanded choices and network synergies.
Community leaders praise a 2900 United Way Campaign that raised over 10 million for Onondaga County. Labor unions receive special recognition for their contributions while local officials criticize Albany politics and call for reform and term limits. A reader letter questions county budget surplus tied to unpaid union raises.
On March 6 in Grewen Auditorium Le Moyne College the Irish born Belfast actress presented Kathleen Mother of all the Behans. Pollock plays a 94 year old Dublin retiree recalling Easter Rising Maude Gonne and Brendan Behan with songs and humor.
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