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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
May 28, 2000
Page
20
Fragmentary OCR provides garbled list of names and numbers with Syracuse New York and newspaper identifiers. Core facts unreadable. no coherent event or headline emerges from the readable fragments.
In a Syracuse Herald American letter, Saundra Smokes argues the House vote to ease China trade may boost US farming profits but raises concerns about human rights and the wisdom of engaging with a regime known for suppressing dissent. She recalls apartheid-era policy and questions if economic ties can monitor or improve China’s behavior. She cites WTO entry, Tiananmen memories, and a Nebraska volleyball team video seizure as illustrative tensions.
Residents of Central New York push back as United and US Airways announce a merger that could give the carrier control of major upstate routes from Syracuse to Rochester and Buffalo. lawmakers urge federal review to protect fares and service in smaller markets.
Syracuse City School District faces a decision on an exclusive deal with a soft drink company. The piece argues districts should reject such arrangements, noting health risks, aggressive marketing to children, and the loss of educational focus, urging taxpayers and administrators to fund schools directly.
Alan Dershowitz argues disbarment is misused as political tool and questions the Arkansas judges' move to bar "Choton" for alleged conduct. The piece links professional discipline debates to broader Middle East tensions and warns of rising violence in the West Bank and Galilee amid Israel's perceived weakness.
Beag Boulter, legislative counsel to United Seniors Association, discusses Medicare prescription drug coverage as the pivotal issue of the election year. He notes 65 percent have some coverage, 35 percent lack it, and many face high costs threatening savings. He argues for outpatient drug benefits and policy attention.
Paul Greenberg argues Arkansas standards rise as the state Supreme Court committee recommends a disbarment for William Jefferson Clinton. He praises the committee’s duty and condemns calls for leniency, noting Paula Jones’s $850000 settlement and the impact on legal ethics in Arkansas. He stresses the state’s higher standards and accountability.
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