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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 2001
Page
7
Arthur Jenkins founder urges party politics independence in a public statement. He writes in the Flastsveyi Herald that discussing public questions and supporting men who advance the best interests of the people is essential, reflecting a stance on governance and public engagement.
The Onondaga County Public Library system released a plan to upgrade all Syracuse branches focusing on energy efficiency accessibility and expanded facilities. The $7 million program would add more parking computers training space and child event rooms while seeking a new director to lead the improvements.
A federal judge struck down the University of Michigan Law School affirmative action admissions policy, arguing it overemphasizes race. The ruling sparks protest from supporters who say such policies broaden access and enrich education, while the school plans an appeal amid ongoing court battles.
Letters from BILL TAMES and DENNIS P. EARLE criticize the Bush tax plan, arguing it erodes wealth for the lower and middle class while inflating top incomes. ANDY SENIOR and TO3 GENTILE add sharp analogies and questions about taxes, recession timing, and political honesty.
A reader extols Syracuse Fire Department Rescue Company and Rural Metro medics for life saving in emergencies. The letter highlights on scene paramedics who intubate, establish IV lines, monitor heart function, and stabilize patients en route to hospital after incidents such as fires or car wrecks.
Onondaga County Executive Nicholas J. Pirro hails the Syracuse Symphony and its musicians for a negotiated five year contract ratified well before the old pact expired. The community treasure marks 40 years of cultural contribution to Central New York as theater renovations and restrooms are showcased this year.
DAVID VITBERG argues the proposed bill to require contraception and reproductive technologies coverage violates moral principles and raises premiums. He says contraception is not health care and infertility treatments are elective. Gov Pataki and Senate and Assembly leadership should oppose the act. BARBARA B. ZAGAR Clinton
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