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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Sep 15, 2000
Page
7
FTC findings reveal that best selling films music and video games are marketed to children as young as 12 with violent content. Internal memos show aims to reach 12 to 18 year olds, despite parental ratings. Industry must self regulate or face marketplace pressure and potential policy action.
Emergency rooms at Syracuse’s four major hospitals have reduced access as nurse shortages deepen. Ambulance diversions rose 36 percent in eight months, with late July gridlock sparking nearly a week of forced rotation. Experts warn lean staffing risks care quality as weather and flu season approach.
A letter argues that Syracuse's path to vibrancy lies in high paying jobs, not malls. The writer cites Chicago as a model with 1000 plus manufacturing and 2000 tech jobs, noting that broad tax funding and abundant amenities attract talent. High tech job growth is urged to boost tax revenue and city livability.
A letter mix of a car crash account and political opinions. The writer recalls an August 19 accident on Route 49 where deer struck a 1996 Oldsmobile as airbags deployed and a seat belt trapped him. He describes rescue by neighbors and opposes airbags and seat belts.
Thad visits Syracuse during the State Fair and tours the new Transportation Center praised as a model for other cities. The bright station offers snacks and news, level platforms ease boarding, and a planned 2001 start for a high speed turbo train. Ridership rises 12.8 percent on Amtrak since opening. Trailways and Greyhound up over 9 percent. Parking expansion and OnTrack link expected to strengthen the facility.
Readers are asked to send letters succinct and legible with full name address and daytime phone. Submissions become property of The Herald Co. and may be edited and published or posted online. Mailing address, email, fax, phone numbers, and a policy explanation are provided.
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