NCAA Hit With 67 Million Judgment Over Antitrust Rule
A Kansas federal jury awarded 1,900 college assistant coaches more than 22 million in back pay and penalties, tripled under antitrust law, in a suit challenging a 1992 NCAA rule capping salaries. Critics dub the NCAA a big business cartel while schools pursue profits from broadcast rights and ticket sales.
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Tobacco bill stalled as Lott doubts Senate timing
Senate leaders clash over timing for a McCain tobacco bill amid claims of industry influence. Critics warn of thousands of youth smoking deaths daily while supporters push for a price rise and damages cap. Opponents cite PAC money and re election concerns, arguing the bill may miss this session.
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Veterans letter disputes flag protection law stance
Vietnam veteran Clayton E. Andrews Jr. writes to the Herald Journal opposing a constitutional amendment to protect the American flag. He argues the flag is honored by those who choose to respect it, while desecrators cannot truly harm old glory.
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Priest Should Point Finger at Himself Letter to the Editor
A reader rebukes Rev McBrien over his views of the Roman Catholic Church. The writer argues bishops and the pope bear responsibility for teaching and guiding the faithful while urging self reflection rather than finger-pointing at church leaders. The piece emphasizes staying true to Christ and serving God amid modern pressures.
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Burden of private financial industry on economy
The vast private-sector financial industry is a gigantic burden on the American economy comparable to government bureaucracy. It raises costs and lowers product quality, contributes to the trade deficit, and harms public jobs and salaries while redefining corporate efficiency by executive pay and investor returns. PHILIPP KORNREICH North Syracuse.
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Shared land and faith views echo peace talks in Israel
Carl Baumann of Oswego recalls a 1974 75 Jordan Valley planning discussion with Palestinian acquaintances arguing for shared land between Palestinians and Israelis. The piece cites moderate Muslim and Jewish perspectives, echoing Peres on justice and a Genesis grounded call for coexistence.
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