Urban America President Evades Responsibility and Kemp
The piece argues President Bush lacks a real urban policy and has avoided responsibility for city problems. It credits Housing Secretary Kemp with concrete city plans and notes Bush’s late pivot after Los Angeles riots. It contends Republicans neglected cities for two decades and blames liberals for 60s and 70s programs.
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Plaza Nursing Home faces overhaul after state report
State investigators found unacceptable conditions at Plaza Nursing Home with 38 pages detailing unattended patients. A patient left in a diaper six hours and another began vomiting before a state inspector intervened. Directors say the top administrator Ronald Ceron must go, but past leadership is cited as contributing to the facility’s deep problems. The home’s 242 patients must receive dignity and good care, or the state may shut down the facility. The Herald-Journal calls for continued scrutiny of Plaza’s operations.
Liverpool drunk-driver Dean Tusynski finally jailed after nine convictions
Liverpool resident Dean Tusynski, linked to nine DWI convictions in 11 years, received a 14 to four year state prison sentence after a October arrest for driving while intoxicated and unlicensed operation. The editorial urges tougher laws and stricter enforcement to prevent future harm from drunk driving.
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Ride on Ghine and Limbaugh's Popularity as Verdict Backlash
The author criticizes Rush Limbaugh's radio persona after a Ventura County verdict, arguing his show amplifies bias and divides the nation. They contrast Limbaugh's race and gender comments with past conservatism, questioning what Taft would think of today’s conservative movement.
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County hears incinerator concerns and local politics anger residents
ANNETTE PFANNONSTIEL of Syracuse calls hearings on a proposed county incinerator and carbon dioxide impacts while condemning Albany and Washington politicians. Local residents such as LORRAINER VILLENEUVE and GREGORY J FURCO voice disappointment over layoffs, patronage, and the deteriorating North Side of Syracuse as they urge responsible action.
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Harbor Plan Rejoicing in Gil City Progress
The community welcomes the removal of the janks seen as a symbol of economic decay. Syracuse will gain benefits from the condemnation of the janks and the rehabilitation of the harbor front area. Carousel Landing addition expected to be a tremendous beach attractor for the city.
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Park association promotes garden tours for restoration support
The Trormden Park association planned garden tours to raise funds for restoration. Members toured four gardens on March 2 and discussed landscaping ideas. Gardeners admired the beauty, with plans for four more gardens to be opened later, aligning with ongoing park improvements.
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Readers invited to submit letters to the editor
Readers are urged to send unsigned letters to the editors at PO Box 4915 New York NY 1322. Instructions mention length limits and provide a contact number, with a note about Walter handling submissions.
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