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| Are we better off? ESPREENET NEWS SERVICES Did the democratic sweep, in this years election empower or sedate Black Syracusan's? Well, it won't be long before the honeymoon is over for all of the new electees. The city has alot of pressing issues like the southside sewage treatment plant and budget issues for the city and school district. We will see if the black community will feel the majorty of the pain and suffering when it's all said and done. | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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Baby aspirin may cut risk of colon cancer
A daily baby aspirin modestly reduces the risk of colon cancer by preventing the growth of ominous polyps, according to a major study
Jordan to miss rest of season
Michael Jordan will sit out the remainder of the NBA season due to inflammation in his right knee. "Obviously, my health will always determine my playing status, but at this time, my plan is to play next season." said Jordan.
11 September revenge killer guilty
A jury in the United States has convicted a man who shot dead an Indian immigrant in the aftermath of the 11 September attacks. Mark Stroman told police that he killed Vasudev Patel, the owner of a petrol station in Texas, last October because he wanted vengeance for the attacks on New York and Washington.
Cuba's excellent healthcare and low fees
It's banned from getting international loans and aid, yet it has been praised by none other than the World Bank. Praised, in fact, for bringing healthcare and education up to first world levels and delivering basic needs, where other systems have failed.
Lawsuits Seek Reparations for Slavery
Three federal lawsuits seeking unspecified reparations for the 35 million descendants of African slaves were filed Tuesday against the Aetna insurance company, the FleetBoston financial services group and railroad giant CSX.
The lawsuits also claim that as many as 1,000 unidentified corporations may have profited from slavery and sometimes helped it continue in the United States between 1619 and 1865.
Cayuga County considers boycott of HSBC
Because of the boyscouts policy on homosexuality, Cayuga Co wants to follow several churches that decided to withdraw funds and close accounts with HSBC. The bank would not renew the organizations lease within there building.
Black History Moment with Denzel & Halle
Denzel Washington and Halle Berry won Oscars for best actor and best actress. Both received rousing standing ovations as only the second and third African-Americans to win best acting honors.
Three-cent postage rate increase approved
Americans will be paying an additional 3 cents to mail a letter this summer. The approval means a first-class stamp will rise 3 cents to 37 cents, there will be a 2-cent boost in post cards to 23 cents, and most other mail charges will also rise.
People of color have higher cancer death rates
The study’s findings, published in the March 6 edition of The Journal of the National Cancer Institute, show that Whites are more likely to get more aggressive treatment for colon, prostate and breast cancers, while people of color do not.
Richard Pryor Gets Recordings Back
Richard Pryor has won the return of master recordings made early in his career by settling his lawsuit against a Middlesex County enterprise.
Tyson-Lewis fight will be in Memphis
Mike Tyson will challenge the heavyweight champion Lennox Lewis in Memphis, Tenn. The agreement guarantees $17.5 million a piece but each stands to make millions more. Some are projecting that the June 8 fight could bring in $100 million.
Stop Spending Taxpayer Dollars to Promote Yourself.
Comptroller McCall called on Governor Pataki to immediately
remove himself from all taxpayer funded advertising for the remainder of the year,
after releasing an audit showing how the State spends millions of taxpayer dollars
yearly on advertising, much of which includes the Governor.