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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Sep 29, 2000
Page
7
The piece argues vaccines ended polio and smallpox fears, urges Hepatitis B vaccination for seventh graders, and notes state mandates and exceptions. It cites health experts and opponents, stressing vaccines as the best defense against infectious disease and warning against resurgent epidemics.
Sundown marks the start of the Jewish year 5761 as Jews celebrate and contemplate. Apples dipped in honey symbolize a sweet year while the ten days of awe call for forgiveness, reflection, and prayer. The narrative reflects on Abraham’s test and the belief in a God who listens and loves His people. Shanah Tovah.
Sen. John A. DeFrancisco argues the Pyramid expansion proposal is a bad, take it or leave it deal. He urges negotiation by independent negotiators and rejects tax breaks and infrastructure subsidies. He criticizes the deal as overly favorable to Pyramid and damaging to taxpayers.
A Sept article notes Niagara Mohawks failed to shut off power for 39 minutes trapping Scott and Wassel. The caller dispatch and NiMo response are criticized as indifferent, with concern rates will rise to cover legal and damages. Public vs private utilities contrasted in the letter.
A discussion outlines allowing antibiotics to be sold without prescriptions to curb obstacles in accessing care. It argues misused antibiotics fuel resistance, notes international over the counter availability, and suggests plain language inserts to aid safe use while comparing outcomes for 100 treated versus 100 untreated individuals.
The judge will require any award to Wassel's family to be deducted from NiMo management pay or bonuses. A NiMo employee who handled the emergency call with a blase attitude should be fired. Scott Wassel's family will face reminders of the tragedy with each NiMo bill.
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