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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Aug 04, 1995
Page
5
Gerard Neri, Liverpool police chief, earned a law degree while working as police chief and a separate lawyer. A lax agreement allows off-site law work during duty hours, prompting calls for a full-time requirement and tightened public-employment safeguards amid prior misconduct incidents.
The Senate Ethics Committee votes 252 to 48 to deny public hearings in the Packwood case. Supporters call the move a setback for openness while opponents warn it erodes public trust in the people’s Senate and fuels distrust in government.
Robert V. Shear of Syracuse Behavioral Healthcare argues against using Medicaid tax dollars for outside benefit managers like Medco. He contends HMOs can lack medical responsibility and fail to protect behavioral health needs, urging lawmakers to exclude such managers and keep public funds with non profit behavioral health providers in Central New York.
The National Street Rod Association Convention drew praise for boosting tourism and community pride in Syracuse. Local officials, led by Nicholas Pirro and the Greater Syracuse Convention and Visitors Bureau, lauded the event as a strong economic development driver and a memorable host town experience.
Mangicaro cared for potential jurors and helped minimize disruption of jurors' lives. He implemented a call in system allowing on call jury service without quitting jobs. He was compassionate, innovative, and will be missed by the community.
Nancy McCormick reflects on reading the feature about Patty Addison, noting the strong love and resilience of a mother with multiple sclerosis and questioning personal capacity to cope in similar circumstances.
Mary E. Cowan of East Syracuse argues that labor history should be taught in schools to safeguard the nation from politics without principles pleasure without conscience wealth without work knowledge without character business without morality science without humanity and worship without sacrifice.
A brief note discusses US policy toward Vietnam, arguing against friendly trade ties with a country whose people harmed American service members. The statement reflects personal sentiment linked to MARLENE HAYDEN and the Ouldbase context without detailed diplomatic specifics.
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