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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 2000
Page
9
Quote from Arthur Jenkins founder of Herald dated January 15 1877 declares they will pursue an independent path ignoring party politics and will not imitate but discuss public questions and support measures best for the people’s interests.
A 12 year old Mohammed Aldura dies in Gaza as Israeli and Palestinian forces clash after a cease fire. Jamal Aldura is critically wounded as gunships missiles and rocks fly. Sharon visit to Temple Mount sparks new violence threatening any peace effort amid talks of divine sovereignty and UN role.
Advertisements for prescription drugs flood television and magazines aimed at patients rather than physicians. They inflate costs by shifting the price burden to consumers and employers through higher drug prices, with profits rising as advertising spending swells. The piece argues ads push demand for non life threatening drugs, while urging price controls or tighter regulation to curb spiraling costs.
Syracuse University audience heard Rev. Jesse Jackson urge registration to vote as Syracuse Stage opened Garson Kanin's Born Yesterday. The article links the play’s themes of civic responsibility to modern political engagement, stressing informed participation and noting low local turnout in Onondaga County.
A writer defends the fair against a critic on its final day, noting relatives’ hard work over 12 days, urging continued access and suggesting reduced admission rather than shortening the event. The piece argues everyone should enjoy the fair while it lasts and contrasts it with sale habits.
A local letter urges Onondaga County to commit long term funding to the Museum of Science and Technology in Armory Square, Cen tral New York. The writer praises the IMAX theater and director Steve Carron, arguing continued support boosts children's education, imagination, and safety.
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