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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 2001
Page
7
A fragment from the Syracuse Herald Journal shows an editorial section mentioning Arthur Jenkins founder and Stephen Rogers president along with Stephen Rogers editor and January 15 8877 as part of the text.
Bread for the World urges a bold campaign to cut global hunger in half by 2015. It notes progress since 1990, cites malnutrition in sub Saharan Africa, and calls for 1 billion more in annual US foreign aid to fund feeding programs education and health projects with strong leadership from Congress and partners worldwide.
A protracted critique condemns President Bush for replacing U S Attorneys in New York and across the nation. It notes ministerial departures, calls for preserving nonpartisan tenure, cites past presidents preserving terms, and questions the justice department’s political balance and stability.
The 2000 Annual Report of the National Drug Control Policy is cited to claim rising illegal drug use, dropping prices, and growing purity across drugs from 1991 to 1999. The author argues for amnesty and a rethink of prohibition, urging an end to drug-war policies.
Article argues for reinstating Christian presence in public schools recalling past debates on prayer and Ten Commandments. It cites William J. Bennett and urges parents to resist secularism, claiming moral decline and high youth suicide without belief in a Creator.
A reader argues that George Hotaling’s letter praise of the Republican Party omits complexities. The writer asserts the party’s shift from Lincoln era racial equality toward a white backlash, while noting Democratic evolution toward equal rights.
Readers are invited to submit letters or other materials for publication with the writer’s name address and daytime phone. Submissions become the property of The Herald Co. and may be edited published and used in other ways. Send to Herald-Journal Herald American P O Box 491 Syracuse NY with subject Herald-Journal letter.
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