Million Moms March aims to curb gun violence in Washington
Nearly 200,000 mothers and supporters converge on the national mall with calls for gun control. The movement pressures Congress to pass universal background checks, handgun licensing, and mandatory safety locks as politicians face funding from gun-rights groups and a shift in public opinion toward stricter measures to protect children.
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Central New York voters face school budget and board election
Taxpayers across Central New York vote Tuesday from 7 to 9. It explains budget stakes, potential no votes, and possible effects on discretionary spending, transportation costs, and health premiums. It urges public hearings, questions, and participation to support education.
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Herald
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Armed Informed Mothers oppose Million Mom March stance
The syndicated column by Saundra Smokes discusses the Million Mom March and gun control. It argues against NRA opposition to background checks and trigger locks, citing personal tragedy and urging care for child safety. It notes the author’s Syracuse base and invites reader comments.
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Marjorie Williams on Rudy Giuliani Marriage Woes
Column by Marjorie Williams discusses Rudy Giuliani and Donna Hanover marital strain. It notes Hanover summoning reporters to Gracie Mansion amid a public separation dispute and quotes statements blaming the mayor. The piece reflects on long years of a strained marriage and political impact.
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Biden mission in Kosovo faces Congress doubts
Joseph Biden urges a bipartisan push to extend US security commitments in Europe as Congress shows neo isolationist and realpolitik currents. He warns against denying responsibilities after decades of NATO stability, calling for shared burden and continued American leadership in Western Europe. Biden Jr. serves on the Senate Foreign Relations Committee.
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Clinton frames future for print as editors seek balance
Bill Clinton addresses editors in Washington, urging the press to resist sensational trends, keep news and opinion separate, and uphold core journalism values amid the digital era. He warns against “Gannettized” excess and envisions a carefully edited, reader-focused future.
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