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Newspaper

Syracuse Herald Journal

Location

Syracuse, New York, United States of America

Date

Aug 09, 1994

Page

5

Two anniversaries on trust in government and truth

A reflective column marks the 20th anniversary of Nixon resigning after Watergate and the 30th anniversary of the Gulf of Tonkin Resolution. It links lies and public distrust to Vietnam and Watergate, urging honesty from leaders and accountability for those in power.

Richard Nixon Gulf of Tonkin Congress Lyndon Johnson Johnson U.S Vietnam House Senate Democratic Party Oval Office Nixon

Bangladeshi Author Nasrin Arraigned in Dhaka Court

Nasrin, a 33 year old Bangladeshi author and physician, faced formal charges for hurting Muslim sentiments amid calls for her execution. A trial date was not set, with potential penalties up to two years. Nasrin’s book Shame sparked controversy about riots and religious politics in the region.

Sharken Taslima Nasrin Dhaka Bangladesh Nasrin Islamc Nastin Nasma

Safer Driving Through Construction Signs Urge Courtesy

Drivers are urged to slow and merge early when approaching road work zones. Signs warn that lanes will close ahead and that impatient drivers who speed past courteous motorists endanger workers and others. Time isn't more valuable than road safety, and pulling into the proper lane reduces crashes and keeps traffic moving.

Citizens urge healthcare reform and uphold Catholic Worker values

A Warner letter laments high healthcare costs and lawmaker perks, urging citizens to oppose government health plans. It cites an Ithaca worker's struggles, calls for accountability, and praises Dorothy Day inspired work at Dorothy House and Unity Kitchen for nondiscrimination and aid to the needy.

Ann O'Connor Friends of Dorothy Catholic Worker Unity Kitchen Dorothy House Catholic Worker Movement Pet Snity Kitchen Dorothy Day House Dorothy Day Jesus

Flag Worker Earns Big Pay Despite Hazards on Site

Oswego reader Shayne Waters argues that flaggers, essential to traffic safety on construction sites, earn substantial wages such as 528 dollars for a July 4 weekend, noting state transportation workers’ pay contrasts with contractor rates of 22 dollars an hour and stressing the job’s high responsibility and low training needs.

Herald American State Department of Transportation Shayne Waters Oswego

Summer joys in Toronto and Onondaga dance across time

Marjorie Lisson writes of a summer scene at Fort York and the parade grounds with Hillary among Redcoats. The piece contrasts old barracks and modern Toronto towers, celebrating simple pleasures, dancing in the sun, and living in the present without fear of clocks.

Hillary Fort York Lake Ontario Toronto Hilly Grammy Onondaga David Shiva Zorba Marjorie Lisson Syracuse

Catholic Church voice in USS politics debate

J WESTBROOK of Fayetteville argues that democracy involves Catholic bishops engaging in policy debates like health care, rejects accusations of the church acting as a political action committee, and claims the Vatican cannot threaten U.S. Catholics' affiliations.

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Letter condemns anti Catholic tirade in Herald Journal

A reader denounces Re Walter Dean's July 27 letter titled Catholic its as obvious Catholic bashing. The writer questions Dean's motive and suggests he protests too much against the power of the Roman Catholic Church in America.

Walter Dean Herald-Journal Dean America Mr. Dean

Readers invited to submit letters for publication

Readers are asked to send succinct legible letters with a daytime telephone number. Unsigned or unverifiable authorship is not published. The editor reserves the right to edit letters for length. Mail to PO Box 4915 Syracuse NY 13221. Readers with home modems may send letters by calling 315 470 2027. For questions call 315 470 2235.

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