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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 2000
Page
3
The piece urges focus on home study spaces, quiet times, and parental involvement as essential, free supports for children returning to school. It stresses turning off screens, ensuring sleep, and sustained effort, while noting teachers and communities play pivotal roles in guiding learning and inclusion.
The piece argues against deploying a missile defense system, noting no consensus on effectiveness and potential harms. It cites CIA DIA and State briefings warning of Russia and China reactions, urging the next president to prioritize global stability and safety over political considerations.
Readers press for Ralph Nader to join debates arguing for democracy and real voter choice. They urge fair inclusion criteria, criticizing the 15 percent poll rule and noting Nader’s ballot access and policy impact on consumer protection and government openness.
A part time student complains about a $25 technology fee at Onondaga Community College insisting it applies to off-campus single course registration. The letter questions the fee's justification and calls for board and president explanations amid budget context.
A letter praising Lincoln’s integrity contrasts with modern campaigns and criticizes negative advertising. It endorses Rick Lazio for election while denouncing Hillary Clinton and a Syracuse mayor for perceived disrespect during political events. The piece argues for civility and respect in public life.
Kay Ball argues for access to original birth certificates as a civil rights issue for adoptees. She notes sealed records hinder search for biological parents and celebrates Oregon Measure 58 for opening adoption files, hoping New York follows.
The Herald Co. invites letters for publication and explains requirements. Submissions must include the writer's name address and daytime phone and may be edited or published in multiple formats including online or on NewsLine.
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