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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 2000
Page
4
Stephen Rogers serves as President while Stephen A Rogers is listed as Editor and Publisher. Michael J Connor is Executive Editor and Stan Linhorst the Senior Managing Editor, indicating a leadership team for the newspaper.
Syracuse University dean John L. Palmer of the Maxwell School was confirmed by the Senate Finance Committee as a member of the Social Security and Medicare trust funds board for a four year term. This bipartisan appointment places Palmer among six trustees overseeing trillions in funds and signals a boost to the public administration program.
Across editorials from Akron Beacon Journal to Deseret News, opinions critique Al Gore and George W. Bush on campaign messaging and budget surplus. Pieces argue Gore’s strength on issues but weaker on storytelling, while commentaries lampoon fiscal claims and warn of misleading surplus figures.
A reader reflects on Halloween’s evolution from vandalism to a family oriented event. Children in costumes visit homes with parents, stores profit from the celebration, and candy safety measures have improved after rare candy tampering incidents. Police focus on child safety and crosswalk protection as the tradition matures through parental guidance.
A Los Angeles Times column argues that federal and state zero tolerance rules expel and suspend black students at disproportionately higher rates than whites, reflecting racial bias. It cites 1997 98 data, notes factors beyond racism, and calls for better counseling and mediation over punitive bans.
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