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Syracuse Herald Journal

Location

Syracuse, New York, United States of America

Date

Aug 10, 1987

Page

4

Burglaries Rise in Syracuse Prompt Alarm and Action

Syracuse residents face a rise in burglaries with a 50 percent increase last year. Police cite sociological factors such as drug use and teen unemployment, urging stronger patrols and prevention efforts rather than explanations. Community leaders demand decisive measures from Mayor Young and police officials to deter theft and protect homes.

Syracuse Palco Dennis O’donnell City Police Department Central Investigations Division O’donnell Young

Humanitarian nominee targets biases in baseball tale

Dr. Harry Edwards, UC Berkeley sociology professor and black activist, becomes the focal point of a humanitarian award amid a historic TV interview controversy. Ted Koppel challenged Al Campanis on race and baseball, leading to Campanis’ 1987 Dodgers dismissal. Edwards’s broader example frames compassion and judgment in modern society.

Harry Edwards Edwards University of California At Berkeley Abc-Tv Jackie Robinson Nightline Ted Koppel al Campanis Los Dodgers Campanis Dodger

Campanis Compassion Sparks Debate On Minority Roles

The Campanis interview last April triggered a national discussion on minority representation in baseball management. Harry Edwards invited Al Campanis to join a study to boost opportunities, praising Campanis for his empathy while noting his remarks reflected broader systemic racism in sports.

Ly Bright Dodger Campanis Harry Edwards Dodgers Edwards al Campanis

Guards harass prisoner at Fishkill facility reports emerge

A Syracuse Herald American excerpt details alleged abuse of William Blake Jr at Fishkill correctional facility. Guards reportedly shaved his head and surrounded him taunting with batons, threatening beatings to force obedience. Readers urge immediate investigation and discipline for involved guards.

Thomas Coughlin Syracuse Herald American Welliam Blake Jr Facili Ards

Adopting a kitten turns into policy critique and politics

A reader recounts a failed kitten adoption after SPCA and Humane Association refusals over outdoor limits, then shifts to a sweeping critique of Pope John Paul II and Waldheim. The letter sections question ethics, leadership, and public attitudes, contrasting compassion for animals with global politics and memory.

SPCA Humane Association Tieht Mary S Mullane Liverpool

Salute Mulroy Judge Mulroy Praised for Fair Conduct

A letter praising Judge Mulroy for professional and fair handling amid threats by William Blake. The writers urge commending the judge and support a death penalty, questioning taxpayers' burden for those like Blake. They also salute Toni and George Terpem ing for their part in the message.

Mulroy William Blake Kewn Mulroy Toni George Terpeming

Collectors Seek Marilyn Monroe Memorabilia and Stamp Hopes

Readers discuss Marilyn Monroe memorabilia and postcards as collectors gather items. Many express interest in the subject and speculate that a commemorative postage stamp might eventually be issued.

Marlyn Monroe Marilyn Monroe

Quotations on Justice and Overcrowding from Society Critics

A fragment critiques bleeding hearts for driving justice toward harsher punishments and crowded jails, citing Judge Mulroy's remarks as part of the debate. The brief text suggests a conversation about punishment, reform, and policy but provides no concrete events or dates.

Mulroy

Readers urged to submit concise unsigned letters

The Herald-Journal and Herald American invite readers to submit public issue letters. Letters should be brief and legible with a succinct point. Unsigned letters are not published, though identity may be withheld for compelling reasons. The paper may edit for length while preserving the writer’s thrust.

Herald-Journal Herald American

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