Missile shield uproots treaty amid US rivals warnings
The piece critiques the Bush era push for an anti missile shield as costly and illusory. It argues scrapping the 1972 ABM Treaty undermines deterrence, risks an arms race, and offers little protection against rogue states or terrorist threats. It cites Nixon Brezhnev origins, CIA DIA and State Dept assessments, and questions shield efficacy.
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Teaching Reading: Learning's Most Basic Tool
Reading is essential. if students cannot read they cannot learn. Experts say teachers lack proper training and support, while colleges underestimate reading instruction complexity. Some colleges require more practicum. boards raise standards. More emphasis and resources are needed to improve literacy outcomes.
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Cathy Roller
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Israelis and Palestinians clash over violence and peace hopes
Leonard Biorr writes from January to April about Israeli military home demolitions in Gaza and moral questions on force used by both sides. He calls for peaceful paths and a two state solution. The letter also urges pet ID reminders and eco friendly living from Ralph Dapo and Jane Boruszewski.
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Don’t use pesticide determined dangerous
A call to avoid DIAZINON, a harmful insecticide, urges readers not to use it on lawns or feed birds. It notes restrictions for golf courses, December 31 sales limits, and risks to earthworms bees and children. Resources from Cornell Cooperative Extension in Syracuse or Auburn offer guidance and disposal options.
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Nicoletti cartoon stirs debate on Syracuse official legacy
In Syracuse 1965 a reader defends Joseph Nicoletti, praising his 25 plus years serving as parks head, councilor at large and deputy mayor while condemning Frank Cammuso's harsh caricature as cruel and unjust, noting lifelong friendship and local political critique.
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Reader letters invited for publication at Herald-Journal
The Herald Journal invites readers to submit letters and other materials for publication. Include name, address, and daytime phone. submissions may be edited and used in any form, including online or telecommunication systems, and become property of the Herald Journal.
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