Clinton Square rededication crowns Syracuse landmark
The renovated Clinton Square in Syracuse will be rededicated at 8 tonight with a full day of activities. A Civil War encampment, walking tours, concerts, a parade and fireworks will mark the event. The $8.3 million project funded largely by federal and state grants plus private donors preserves historic monuments and adds a large reflecting pool and skating space, amid new lamps, benches, and greenery.
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Trick device stirs Syracuse mayoral race and ethical concerns
Columnist Sean Kirst notes a push poll targeting Republican Bernard Mahoney in Syracuse. Callers allegedly pose as independents and probe vote intent, citing a bogus state tax warrant Mahoney supposedly owed. Mahoney denies any such warrant. state records show no issue.
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Polling sparks backlash over Syracuse mayor race tactics
Local and state Democratic leaders distance themselves from poll questions used in the Syracuse mayoral contest. Onondaga County Democratic Chairman Robert Romeo says he knows only that the state committee planned polling, not details or input from local Democrats. He condemns push polls as dirty tricks that insult voters and undermine good government.
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Lessons from Aaliyah life and legacy in tragedy
Syracuse writer Saundra Smokes reflects on Aaliyah's rise and sudden death in a Bahamas plane crash. The 22 year old singer is praised for intelligence, humility, and discipline, while noting a strong family base and faith helped her navigate fame. Readers are invited to consider lessons for fans and youth.
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Poverty lessons and welfare shifts in editorial voices
Linda Seebach argues middle class norms shape children’s understanding of reality and that poor kids face isolation at school. Diana Zuckerman urges welfare policy reform based on current realities. The Bush administration loosens gun control stance with Ashcroft proposing reduced background checks and scaled enforcement, amid rollback of Smith & Wesson pact. Editorial from The Chicago Tribune.
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Paradigm shift reshapes U S military planning says Wolfowitz
Defense Deputy Paul Wolfowitz promotes a move from threat based to capabilities based strategy. He argues for fewer long term war plans and more flexible, future oriented forces while warning against overreliance on near term defense budgets and retiree costs.
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