Equal golf access urged for women at private clubs
In Our Opinion condemns private county clubs in Onondaga for restricting women from tee times and men-only rooms. The piece argues such policies reflect gender bias, hinder women in business, and perpetuate stereotypes as women enter the workforce in large numbers. It calls for policy makers to justify charters and for clubs to adopt equal access.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shoal Creek
Birmingham
Ala
Onondaga County
Herald American Report
Bush
Mideast
New York environmental bond issues face scrutiny and delay
Governor Cuomo pushes a $2 billion Environmental Bond Act amid criticism of the 1986 act. Voters were promised aggressive cleanup of hazardous waste, yet only a fraction has been spent while funds largely fund legal battles. The piece urges accountability for 1986 allocations before approving 1990 plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mario Cuomo
New York
Syracuse
Hire Canal Museum
Department of Environmental Conservation
DEC
Infants Mortality Report Urges $500 Million Boost
White House task force urges the Bush administration to spend $500 million more annually to cut infant deaths, especially among minorities, noting 10,000 of 40,000 yearly deaths could be prevented with existing methods. It calls for real “invest in children” policy shifts. The report, stalled for over a year, seeks action from the president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White House
Bush Administration
Desperate search for children relinquished side note
Mary McGrory's column highlights adoption's overlooked side. Birthparents groups like Concerned United Birthparents offer ongoing, supportive spaces for shared loss, secrecy issues, and emotional journeys from relinquishment to search and reunion, with Syracuse meetings on the first Monday monthly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary McGrory
Syracuse
Letter to the editor from Syracuse criticizes Irish conflict coverage
A Syracuse reader denounces a Belfast related article as British propaganda. He defends the Irish Republican Army as freedom fighters and urges investigations into U S actions in Panama and Grenada. He cites Derry and Belfast to claim who the real terrorists are.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Panama
Grenada
Derry
Belfast
Edward A. Kissane
Syracuse
Jehovah's Witnesses Complete Four War Memorial Conventions
Jehovah's Witnesses completed four conventions in Syracuse at the Onondaga County War Memorial serving upstate. They thank Onondaga County War Memorial staff, the Chamber of Commerce, the City of Syracuse, and praise management cooperation. They regret any misinterpretation of their cleaning work as discontent. Their effort was a voluntary community contribution, not for publicity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
War Memorial
Jehovah's Witnesses
Syracuse
Onondaga County War Memorial
Upstate
Onondaga
War Memorial Management
Ersonnel
Chamber of Commerce
Yankee Stadium
Houston Astrodome
North Syracuse voters wary of school tax hikes
A North Syracuse couple, senior citizens, laments rising school taxes used for a board members' vacation. They propose a backyard cookout to meet and save taxpayer money, noting they consistently vote no on tax increases and urging more affordable governance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracuse
Censor debate and church remarks spark town talk
Convention manager Paul Travers defends freedom of speech while calling for tact and limits on harmful words. He argues censors arise from puberty and illiteracy, noting irony in complaints about censorship amid socialist ideas. The remarks reference War Memorial staff and Syracuse business impact.
Also Mentioned on This Page
THE
Herald Company
Clinton Square
N.Y
Syracuse Herald- Journal
Arthur Jenkins
Herald
Stephen Rogers
Stephen A. Rogers
Timothy D. Bunn
Timothy P. Atseff
Donald P. Pickard
James F. Kleinklaus
Thomas J. Heck
Les Robinson
North Carolina State University
N.C. State
Wie
Irish Republican Army
British Information Service
Thatcher
Colorado
Ireland
Northern Ireland
Veil Aho Cruhee
North Syracuse Board
Jeanne Hurd
North
Sore
Jesus
Paul Travers
Renee Weems
Paton
Eve
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!