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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 2000
Page
7
Stephen Rogers serves as President, Stephen A Rogers as Editor and Publisher, Fai Michael Connor as Executive Editor, and Stan Linhorst as Senior Managing Editor for the newspaper. The byline confirms key leadership roles within the publication.
A new generation of automated external defibrillators enables lay people with minimal training to respond to cardiac arrest. At about $3000 each, they are being installed in public sites as advocates push for wider adoption. The Dwyer family funds donated units to Syracuse University LeMoyne College and Onondaga County while studies in 25 cities assess AEDs versus CPR alone.
John McCain returns to the Senate amid lukewarm support for his reform agenda. He condemns GOP obstruction while the Hagel bill is labeled a sham that would preserve soft money and boost direct contributions, signaling a cynical effort to dodge true reform ahead of November elections.
A statewide message argues Census 2000 will shape Central New York and the United States. It emphasizes counting college students, safeguarding personal data, and funding for schools and healthcare. The plan includes outreach by Partnership Specialists, an advertising push, 1500 local workers, and Questionnaire Assistance Centers.
The piece argues for repeal of the Ten Mile Tax to ease diesel prices. It notes state and federal taxes raise diesel nearly 40 cents per gallon, harming New York trucking and consumer supply lines and urging Albany representatives to act to relieve the burden.
A reader disputes simplified indulgence claims, citing Catholic doctrine and sources. The letter notes that indulgences require specified good works and often confession and Communion. yet guilt and temporal punishment are linked to repentance and reconciliation, urging precise understanding of Catholic teaching.
Syracuse University Chancellor Kenneth F. Shaw argues that increasing access to research universities is essential for a strong economy and an educated citizenry. He cites the universities' role in granting most PhDs and a large share of bachelor’s degrees and calls for aggressive federal funding and stronger government-university partnerships.
Readers are invited to submit succinct legible letters to the editor with name address and daytime phone. Submissions become property of The Herald Co. and may be published edited or used in other formats including Syracuse Online or NewsLine.
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