Policy contrasts in US stance toward Cuba and China
Opinion notes the discrepancy between US policy toward Cuba and China, arguing the United States treats Cuba with isolation while effectively tolerating China’s abuses through business deals. It cites GM and Boeing arrangements, Gore's visit, and debates over human rights and influence peddling, urging firmer action for rights in China.
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China
U.S
Beying
General Motors
Boeing
al Gore
Gore
Jiang Zemma
U S
Democratic National Committee
Cui Tiankai
Fidel Castro
United States
HUD crackdown targets abusive landlords in housing program
The article cites HUDs $50 million crackdown announced by Secretary Andrew Cuomo to inspect all financed units in major markets. It details mismanagement cases in Syracuse, including Kennedy Square and Rolling Green Estates, where tenants faced unsafe conditions and subsidies were misused. It argues permanent oversight is needed to prevent theft from taxpayers and tenants.
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Syracuse
Kennedy Square
Rolling Green Estates
U.S
HUD
Andrew Cuomo
United States
Bragman bill would bar long runways without state approval
The Cicero Democrat rider to an Assembly budget bill would ban building runways over 5,000 feet without state approval. Syracuse Mayor Bernardi seeks a 9,000 foot Hancock airport extension. Bragman opposes the project but holds no official sway, yet the measure would give him veto power. The issue draws local opposition and questions state overreach.
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Michael Bragman
Assembly
Hes
Syracuse
Cicero Democrat
Roy Bernardi
Hancock International Airport
Bragman
Federal Aviation Administration
Senate
Runway debate calls to curb Hancock expansion costs
Erwin In Stern argues against a new Hancock third runway, noting underused capacity and a 56 percent operating rate. He compares Hancock to LaGuardia, questions necessity, urges independent review of FAA spending, and proposes a new financial oversight body to save tax dollars.
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Hancock Faa
Federal General Accounting Office
Erwin
Stern North
Syracuse
New Runway Proposal Seeks Shared Noise Across Syracuse Area
A community thinker endorses a new runway at Hancock International Airport in Syracuse. The speaker supports city authorities’ expertise, calls for universally shared airport dues, and notes minimal personal risk from frequent F 16 flights while acknowledging noise concerns for some residents.
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Syracuse
Hancock International Airport
Governor Pa taki unveils STAR plan at Roxboro Middle
Anthony Komuda Camillus village trustee reports on March 12 town meeting about the STAR plan to cut school property taxes by 27 percent for homeowners. He notes the governor says it won’t shift burdens to municipalities while New York plans to cut CHIPS aid to towns. He questions the plan’s fairness and future implications.
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Peter
Paul
Anthony Komuda
Camillus
Syracuse hosts Louisville fans with warm hospitality
Louisville fans praise Syracuse welcome during the NCAA East Regional at the Carrier Dome. William Colsen, Louisville athletic director, thanks Jake Crouthamel, Dennis Hessel, Brad Wladis, Susan Schudmehl, John McGlynn, Lor Na am, and staff at Marriott, Riley's, Crumlins, as well as ushers and security for exceptional service.
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Syracuse
Jake Crouthamel
Dennis Hessel
Brad Wladis
Susan Schudmehl
John McGlynn
Lor Naam
Marriott
Riley’s
Leonario
Crumlins
Carrier Dome
Hotel Horrors coverage draws critique from Syracuse bureau
Kurt Alverson, executive director of the Syracuse Convention and Visitors Bureau, contends WSTM Channel 3's Hotel Horrors segments exaggerate sensationalism for ratings. He argues the three day promotion and anchor commentary harm hotels, the hospitality industry, and Syracuse’s economy.
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William LaRue
Wstm-Tv
Channel 3
Kurt Alverson
Syracuse Convention and Visitors Bureau
Syracuse
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