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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Sep 29, 1998
Page
8
An editorial urges proactive, informed voting as essential in a republic. It cites apathy in the Sept. 15 Democratic primary, notes factors behind disengagement, and calls readers to seek information through newspapers, public programs, debates, and News-Line tips for an Oct. 4 candidate debate.
Syracuse University pledged Sigma Chi member Jonathan Robbins survived a near fatal binge. County investigators probe hazing links while university suspends the fraternity and defends secrecy amid Buckley Amendment concerns. Colgate and Cornell publish Greek hazing cases, and hazing victims’ families urge transparent action.
Carlton Crittenden Jr. argues that the losing party in elections shifts from loyal opposition to aggressive political and legal attacks on the president. He warns this trend erodes government effectiveness, deters candidates of integrity, and jeopardizes future governance, urging officials to focus on governing and solving real problems.
The letter lauds the School of the Americas protesters and their nonviolent path, credits Nick Cardell’s court testimony linking U.S. action to atrocities, and notes Peace Action of CNY will honor the protesters with its Peace Award at a dinner on Oct. 3 at the Church of the Assumption in Syracuse. It also criticizes media focus on Clinton’s sex life while campaign finance reform failed in the Senate.
A reader urges public humility amid the Clinton Lewinsky affair urging less sensationalism and more compassion. The letter notes media ratings drive coverage and politicians pass judgment while admitting personal failings, calling for acknowledgment and learning to prevent future harm.
A Syracuse resident thanks volunteers from multiple states and Canadian provinces for storm cleanup and power restoration. She praises National Guard personnel, local crews, police, neighbors, and WSYR for clear, ongoing coverage. She also offers prayers for families who lost loved ones.
The Herald Co invites letters for publication and notes they must include the writer’s name address and daytime phone number. Submissions may be edited and published in various outlets including Syracuse Online and NewsLine. Contact and mailing details are provided for letters by mail fax and phone.
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