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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 2000
Page
14
Stephen Rogers, president, will continue as editor and publisher for the paper while Michael J Connor serves as executive editor and Stan Linhorst as senior managing editor. The announcement outlines leadership structure and newsroom roles within the organization.
A 12 year old Mohammed Aldura was shot dead as violence flared after a cease fire, with his father wounded. Palestinians and Israelis battled with rocks and weapons despite talks on divine sovereignty overseen by the United Nations. Sharon's Temple Mount visit sparked protests, revealing fragile hopes for a peace process and broader political risk in Israel.
The article critiques ubiquitous drug ads aimed at patients to pressure doctors, noting they inflate costs borne by patients and insurers. It highlights ads for non life threatening issues and reports ad spending rising from 855 million in 1991 to 1.8 billion recently, arguing price controls could curb research and quality of care.
The Rev Jesse Jackson spoke at Syracuse University urging unregistered students to register at Goldstein Auditorium. The piece follows a political play at Syracuse Stage that echoes calls for civic participation and critiques of government, citing local and national turnout data and urging informed voting.
A long letter defending the state fair on its final day argues that merchandise and events decline after the early days but that fairgoers should have the freedom to attend when it suits them. The writer notes relatives’ labor and urges against shortening fair access.
A Central New York advocate urges ongoing county funding for the Museum of Science and Technology in Armory Square. The writer praises the IMAX theater and STEAM exhibits, urging a long term financial commitment to support children’s education, imagination, and safety.
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