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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Sep 08, 1998
Page
5
Arthur Jenkins, founder, declares in the January 15 1877 first issue that the paper will pursue an independent course, ignoring party politics and openly discussing public questions to support measures advancing the people's best interests.
Central New Yorkers faced widespread damage after a Labor Day storm with 80 mph winds. Two men died at the Fair. thousands lost power, gas lines ruptured, and debris blocked streets. Officials urged rapid disaster relief, while residents and neighbors pulled together to aid, cook, and clean up as repairs begin.
The article praises Northern Ireland women who spent decades building peace amid violence. It highlights grassroots efforts, inclusion of the Women’s Coalition in negotiations, and Hillary Clinton’s praise for their role in the peace process. It argues women offered a voice against despair and helped set new standards for dialogue and reconciliation.
Cindy Falise argues New York should expand in home and community programs for Alzheimer’s to reduce reliance on costly nursing homes. She cites respite care, day programs, and funding needs, highlighting Medicare and Medicaid subsidies and the growing patient numbers.
Steve Miller, Chair of the Conservative Party in Mexico, argues that grants from state and federal sources create a perception of growing budgets but do not imply more overall funds. He notes annual federal grants hover around 18 to 19 million dollars and state money about 22 million, with new programs replacing those that expire, funded by taxpayers.
The piece notes political ads linking Governor Pataki with corporate moguls and the stock market dropping over 500 points on August 81. It suggests Pataki and his business allies depend on the market and imply upcoming changes may be needed for New York.
Thomas R. Pardue of East Syracuse critiques an Arizona Republican editorial in the Saturday Herald Journal roundup. He argues conservatives sully opponents with insinuations of immorality while ignoring past dirty tricks by Nixon allies and the downfall of figures like Hagleton and Muskie.
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