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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Nov 25, 2000
Page
3
Arthur Jenkins founder advocates ignoring party politics and pursuing an independent course to discuss public questions and back measures best for the people in the Herald dated January 15, 1877.
Cheney checked into a Washington hospital with chest pains and underwent angioplasty with a stent after a mild heart attack. Bush campaign described him as fine at first, raising questions about candor in a political climate marked by Florida recount disputes and public distrust.
Several major U S newspapers comment on the Florida Supreme Court decision in the November recount saga. The Chicago Tribune cites confusion and potential vote misreads while praising a broader counting aim. Dayton Daily News highlights emphasis on counting every ballot though deadlines loom. The Cincinnati Post warns of chaos and uneven standards if dimples and holes are treated differently. The New York Times and state papers discuss Clinton’s Vietnam trip and its diplomatic context.
In a reporter's notebook view, a critique of old and new election practices contrasts paper ballots with automated systems. The piece discusses polling data, AP reporting, exit polls, and projections, urging nationwide uniform voting machines and ballot designs to curb error and fraud while calling for modernized, machine tallies across all precincts.
A column argues parents, not government, should balance hepatitis B and other vaccines with medical risks and benefits. It cites DHHS officials and claims herd immunity can be misused to justify mandates while urging physicians to prioritize patient welfare over universal vaccination requirements.
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