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Syracuse Herald Journal

Location

Syracuse, New York, United States of America

Date

Aug 11, 1987

Page

8

Court supervisor debate over misconduct ruling echoes concerns

A state Office of Administration decision suspending and docking pay for Baldwinsville court supervisor Weta Hayden prompts questions about accountability in the judiciary. Hayden faced accusations of antisemitic remarks, personal insults, and misconduct while overseeing 55 reporters across multiple counties, with hearings held in secret and details sealed. The sanctions appear light to critics who urge clearer standards and firmer consequences for abuse of authority in government justice work.

State Office of Administration Weta Hayden Baldwinsville Onondaga Oswego Oneida Lewis Jefferson Herkimer Hayden Bayden

SIC Finds Bridge Program Inadequate, Overhaul Urged

The State Investigation Commission faults New York bridge inspection and maintenance, says underwater exams needed, cites 10 deaths from the Schoharie Creek Thruway collapse, and criticizes the Disaster Preparedness Commission for glossing over inadequacies. Gov Cuomo weighs next steps, with calls for a comprehensive overhaul.

State Investigation Commission Schoharié Creek SIC New York State Schoharie Creek Mario Cuomo Cuomo

Letter to Syracuse park officials on slide and path upkeep

Mary McCaffrey of Syracuse writes that Schiller Park has improved for a while but now shows weeds, trim work, and crumbling Oak Street entrance steps. She loves the park and slide but urges a park walkable by foot and safer paths, suggesting admission if funds are tight.

Schiller Park Highland Oak Street Mary McCaffrey Syracuse

Camp High Hopes auction raises funds for boys camp

Camp High Hopes held a successful June 6 auction at DeVaul s Auction Service in Cazenovia. The camp board thanks Charles DeVaul for his building and service and the Syracuse community for support. The letter from director Barbara Benedict notes the community’s major role in making the camp possible and extends thanks from the board.

DeVaul Cazenovia Charles DeVaul Wine Syracuse High Hopes

Public discourse on Billy Blake death penalty case and Judge Bork vote

Community members criticize death penalty reactions to Billy Blake case at Fishkill Prison and urge support for Judge Robert Bork amid abortion politics. Letters from ELEVEN CONCERNED CITIZENS urge senators to back Bork, asserting constitutional interpretation and opposition to Roe v. Wade. Fairport.

Herald American Billy Blake Fishkill Correctional Facility New York Bill Blake Syracuse Senate Robert Bork Bork U.S. Court of Appeals Court of Appeals Supreme Court Sen Moynihan Judge Bork Robert Toccl Fairport

Valley Field Days Thank Volunteers and Sponsors

Jimmy Sullivan and his class of multiple handicapped children enjoyed Valley Field Days with entertainment provided by the Valley Men's Club and Rochester amusements. Firefighters volunteered to assist the children and the rides were donated. The Sullivan family expresses heartfelt thanks to all who participated.

Valley Men's Club Jimmy Sullivan Jimmy Rochester Arart Syracuse

Leash the owner on pit bull policy urged by kennel group

A dog owner and Onondaga Kennel Association member calls for owner responsibility in dog control and questions proposed pit bull legislation. He urges citizens to contact state assemblymen or senator to influence the issue, arguing dogs reflect their environment.

Onondaga Kennel Association

Ford raises prices in New York to cover lemon-law costs

Joy Edwards of Sunnyvale Calif voices concern over Ford Motor Company's July price increase in New York, arguing extended warranty costs stem from a court ruling and should be borne by New York buyers. She criticizes antiwar and profanity in film, calling for action from church leaders politicians and movie industry figures.

Ford Motor Company State of New York Ford America Joy Edwards Sunnyvele Calif

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