No pay raise for Congress in foray over inflation fears
In our opinion, lawmakers should not grant themselves a raise as salaries would exceed 140000, with 404 former members pulling large pensions. The piece argues for an up or down vote on any increase and condemns the self serving move as out of touch with constituents.
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Judge pronounces long sentences for gun violence in Syracuse
Onondaga County Court Judge Joseph Fahey sentenced Eric alpine and Jondell Middlebrooks to 124 to 23 years in prison after a December shooting on Midd Avenue. McAlpine and Middlebrooks were found guilty of first degree murder and related charges. the judge called for severe punishment to curb neighborhood gun violence.
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Cab drivers win right to protest Mayor's conduct code
New York cabbies win court permission to stage a demonstration opposing Rudolph Giuliani's 17 point reform package. It would raise fines for discourtesy and reckless driving, require drug testing for license renewal, and ban smoking and loud music in cabs. Critics say the rules protect riders and ensure safety while drivers warn of livelihood loss.
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Call Clinton to ratify the CTBT now says Peace Action
The Peace Action group urges President Clinton to push the Comprehensive Test Ban Treaty by appealing directly to the public. It condemns nuclear tests worldwide, cites India as triggering proliferation, and cites Canberra and Kennedy precedents while urging action before the post Cold War window closes.
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Clinton China policy sparks controversy and claims
The piece questions President Clinton's executive order transferring sensitive strategic information to Communist China. It alleges campaign funding links to the two entrepreneurs and Chinese officials, labeling the situation treasonous and highlighting opposition from officials and media.
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Frank Sinatra Remembering at Sylvan Beach and Syracuse
A reminiscence spans decades from 1940s Sylvan Beach dances with Tommy Dorsey to later Syracuse concerts. The narrator recalls dancing with Bill, now aging with a knee replacement, and still cherishing Sinatra’s young voice and a shared memory of music and romance.
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