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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
May 15, 2000
Page
3
Arthur Jenkins founder notes in the Herald in 1877 urging discussion of public questions and support for measures best for the people, reflecting a stance on politics beyond party lines. The Syracuse Herald Journal publication quotes Jenkins on pursuing independent approaches to advance public interests.
A New York editorial argues Gov George Pataki rewards Nassau County mismanagement with a $100 million five year bailout as bond ratings trend toward junk. It stresses the paradox of upstate cuts while downstate wealth funds Nassau, cites Onondaga County wallet strain, and notes political meddling in budget remedies.
A discussion of mandatory courtesy laws in schools contrasts with voluntary respect, citing Louisiana's bill, potential effects in Alabama and Georgia, and a Columbine-era hearing where courtesy influenced outcomes. Critics warn such laws may spark resentment. supporters call good manners a free, effective tool.
Assembly majority leader Michael J. Bragman defends county efforts to craft design build lake improvement legislation. He accuses the Herald-Journal editorial page of misrepresenting facts about Army Corps disengagement, bidding rules, and the Wicks Law repeal debate while urging continued dialogue and environmental safeguards. Bragman notes county drafts and bipartisan input from Assembly members Christensen and Magnarelli, and cites Ogden Water Systems' stance and project cost savings under review.
The piece contends a large scale missile defense system cannot shield the US from a Russian arsenal or terrorist strikes, costs billions with doubtful efficacy, and would force crippling expenses. It advocates a WorldWatch style program to cut terrorism risks, invest in sustainable energy, and pursue a peaceful future. May the Force be with you.
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