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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
May 29, 2000
Page
3
Arthur Jenkins founder states in Herald's first issue on January 15 1877 that the paper will pursue public questions without party ties and support measures best advancing the people's interests.
Excerpts from Holmes 1884 Memorial Day address at Keene New Hampshire emphasize national unity and duty. He argues Memorial Day renews enthusiastic faith in public life and urges the living to dedicate themselves to the country, recalling youth touched by fire and the sacrifices of the war generation.
The debate over a Patients' Bill of Rights pits Republicans seeking a limited scope against Democrats led by Ted Kennedy who argue all Americans deserve the right to sue HMOs for medical decisions. Critics warn a two tier system would emerge if reform remains narrow.
A Central Square reader writes in praise of Mike Bragman and his reform push in New York politics. He contrasts upstate and downstate perspectives, condemns intimidation tactics in Albany, and thanks Bragman for leadership and integrity while urging others to follow his conscience.
New York lawmakers budget action ends the sales tax on natural gas and electricity delivery imposed since April 1. Leaders Assembly Speaker Sheldon Silver and Senate Majority Leader J Bruno and legislators from both houses receive praise for protecting consumers and boosting energy market competition. NYSEG customers urged action as Governor Pataki and officials devoted time to the issue.
The letter cites arguments that stricter gun laws won t curb crime and warns of a rising black market for illegal firearms. It references New York s tight handgun rules and the proposed permit process. The writer urges defense of Second Amendment rights and critiques partisan parity in investigations.
A reader honors Memorial Day as a time to remember those who died defending the nation from tyranny. The message recalls World War II, Dunkirk, Pearl Harbor, and a father’s service, urging courage, compassion, and prayer to safeguard freedom and oppose oppression.
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