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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Aug 08, 2001
Page
6
Central New York endures record heat as temperatures surge above 90 degrees for ELEVENTH day this year. Officials urge energy conservation, hydration, and careful watering while farmers face drought stress and late rains. Potential relief may arrive Friday.
The Onondaga Nation settlement requires Onondaga County to pay about 400000 for medical waste removal from a half acre site on the Onondaga Nation. Community General Hospital will contribute a similar amount, with waste traced to the Van Duyn Home & Hospital and Community General. The plan aims to finish cleanup before snow falls.
SBH defends Oak Street project funded by HUD to provide permanent housing for disabled persons in recovery. The building will host residents long free of alcohol or drugs with a live-in manager and ongoing abstinence obligations. Opponents cite prejudice. supporters cite community safety, property values, and district goals. Contact SBH at 474-5506 for details.
Pam Greene argues in Richard Boynton's piece that New York civil service retirement grants the Syracuse Police Department 75 percent of last year's pay, encouraging overtime padding. The private sector faces dwindling pensions and advocates replacing the plan with a 5 percent 401(k) match and career-average pay-based pensions.
A North Syracuse letter criticizes Syracuse city auditor and mayoral candidate Minch Lewis for seeking county funding for arts and downtown revitalization. The writer argues for personal funding of enjoyed pursuits and urges Lewis to keep public money out of private preferences.
The piece thanks Professor Laurence Thomas for comments on the WSYR site and warns that the word hate inflames debate. It calls for tolerance and responsibility to end hateful language online and on the site. The author argues individuals must prevent intolerant rhetoric.
Onondaga County deputies press a public campaign for a fair contract while a 23 percent pay gap and extended shifts strain morale. County officials call the campaign unusual as deputies, barred from collective bargaining and strike action, face over a year and a half without a contract and competing county budget priorities.
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