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Syracuse Herald Journal

Location

Syracuse, New York, United States of America

Date

Oct 27, 1997

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4

Reform era at 1967 convention refigured New York politics

Dullea notes 1967 convention saw Democrats win 102 of 186 delegates with many lawmakers and urban focus. The Blaine Amendment repeal created rifts as liberals left the party. Delegates shortened the document, proposed a consumer bill of rights, tightened wiretap rules, and urged bipartisan redistricting and stronger judiciary centralization.

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Coming Out at proposed constitutional convention debate notes

A weekly schedule outlines delegate selection favoring insiders and guidance on becoming a delegate. Debates weigh pros and cons of reform. Adirondack Park forever wild status seen as vulnerable. Herald-Journal notes proposed changes to assist major cities, including welfare costs, education aid, economic development, and housing. The package failed at the polls but 22 of 38 amendments later passed via separate legislative approvals and voter support.

Adirondack Park

Report warns of famine among world's poor

A Washington report from the International Food Policy Research Institute warns that despite gains in some areas, food shortages and famines could worsen for the world’s poor over the next 25 years. Weather disturbances, civil strife, low grain stocks and declining aid could create volatile cereal supplies unless agricultural growth improves.

Washington International Food Policy Research Institute

World Bank report urges tech to boost food for poor farmers

A World Bank affiliated panel warns global food production must grow from 94 million to 228 million tons, with malnourished children rising 45 percent to 40 million in sub-Saharan Africa and two in five South Asian children still undernourished by 2020. Ismail Serageldin chairs the meeting urging smallholder access to new farming technologies.

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