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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 2000
Page
8
Fragmentary text from an 1377 date references party lines and pursuing an independent course. It discusses not seeking to discuss policy questions and supporting men and measures deemed best for the people's interests, attributed to ARTHUR t. January 15, 1377.
A year long migration study by Syracuse Newspapers invites residents and exiles to share views on Central New York. Readers can submit ideas to revitalize downtown, engage county groups, and discuss why people move away or stay. Readers are urged to visit syracuse.com to participate and view migration data.
A column denounces the NRA for suggesting a level of killing acceptable to defend gun rights. It accuses the group of hypocrisy and money influence, urges Congress to pass stronger laws, and notes a upcoming Million Mom March protesting gun availability.
Dr Howard Waldorf urges community leaders and police to pursue heart over confrontation. He argues for reconciliation, academy training, and ongoing dialogues to reduce tensions, sharpen accountability, and strengthen civic ties amid race and policing concerns in Syracuse.
Readers criticize the new primary system as unfair and confusing March 7, calling for voter education. They discuss expectations, fairness, and the need to understand how to vote for candidates without harming others.
A reader critiques Martin Manning’s letter arguing court decisions affirm an individual right to bear arms not a collective militia right. The piece cites historical colonist intent and constitutional text, warning against liberal interpretations by anti gun advocates.
Readers are urged to submit letters for publication and may send them with name address and daytime telephone. Submissions become property of The Herald Co. and may be edited and published in various outlets including Syracuse Online NewsLine and telephones.
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