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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
May 03, 2000
Page
6
A garbled notice from the Syracuse Herald Journal references asset and issue details, mentioning names and numbers in a partial line. The legible elements point to a local public or legal matter with unidentified parties and dates, lacking clear facts to resolve.
The piece notes New York Governor Pataki's support for stricter pollution controls, opposing federal credits trading and arguing for state action. It highlights the proposed 50 percent sulfur dioxide and 70 percent nitrogen oxide reductions, the economic concerns from utilities, and calls for bipartisan political will to push tougher regulation nationwide.
U S Rep Tony Hall urged lifting sanctions on Iraq to relieve humanitarian misery observed during a Iran trip. He cited 10 years of embargo hurting children and medicine access, and urged U N reviews and smarter measures to pressure Saddam Hussein without harming civilians.
Responding to Mona Charen's Herali Journal piece, the column argues affirmative action can reduce achievement gaps. It cites Jordan, a well-educated Black child, notes long racial inequities, and contends scores reflect learned skills and access rather than innate ability.
Philipp Kornreich argues against expanding the Carousel Mall in North Syracuse, saying it won't create many jobs and will shift low paid service jobs from closing stores. He contends new malls will draw customers away from other businesses and urges investment in high technology industries and public-private partnerships to attract skilled workers and support local commerce.
Leyana six writes to the president on Earth Day about wildlife saving ideas. She suggests reallocating tax money to save trees and animals, shutting zoos, funding wildlife groups, aiding poor countries, and creating wildlife refuges. Her mother transcribed the letter.
A reader argues Elian belongs with his father and calls for charges against relatives who kept him after custody was lost. The letter criticizes political use of the case, demands accountability, and pleads for a quiet, family-centered resolution without media pressure.
Fragment mentions a 16 year old shooting in a Washington zoo and questions gun laws. Referenced names include Al Gore and William John from North Syracuse. Text mixes disjointed opinions, random events, and garbled phrases with no cohesive report or verifiable details.
Readers are invited to submit letters for publication with name address and daytime phone. Material becomes the property of The Herald Co. and may be edited and published or posted online. Send to Letters to the Editor Herald Journal Herald American P O Box 4915 Syracuse NY.
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