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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Aug 23, 1993
Page
5
In the Syracuse Democratic primary race between Joseph Fahey and Joseph Nicoletti, attacks dominate headlines but voters need focus on bread and butter issues. The piece urges civility, with September 14 as the pivotal date and November 2 general election as the aim, noting Bernardi's steady stance.
Anti abortion activists react to the shooting of Dr George Tiller at a Wichita Kansas abortion clinic. A suspect, 37 year old Rachelle Shannon from Grants Pass Oregon, is accused of firing on him. Pro life leaders condemn violence and urge respect for all human life while noting the incident may intensify debate.
The state urges Environmental Conservation to pressure General Motors as it exits Salina leaving polluted Inland Fisher Guide Division land. DEC flags 84 acres as a hazardous site with significant health risk. Pollution includes landfills with PCBs and prior violations tied to air permits. cleanup talks are underway and watchdogs want firm state action.
Community leaders thank 50 donors who funded the Central New York Interreligious Fund for Famine and War Relief supporting agencies in Africa and the former Yugoslavia. The note credits OnBank and the Herald-Journal for coverage and lists key representatives from Church World Service Catholic Relief Services American Jewish Joint Distribution Committee Lutheran World Relief Red Cross and local InterReligious Council of CNY affiliates.
In a Syracuse letter, Siegfried Snyder says the Demjanjuk case exposes how a society splits on guilt and memory facing Nazi era figures, contrasting public quick judgments with selective forgetting and scapegoating. He questions why some crimes are pursued while others are rationalized, urging reflection.
Ivan Andrews Jr notes Kaul's August 10 column satirically attacks Rush Limbaugh, condemning his followers while name-calling. The letter laments liberal punditry, asking if all liberals are airheads or if Kaul stands alone.
Ronald E. Waterl ovia writes in defense of the Syracuse District DMV at 600 Erie Place, praising ample parking under $1, a new information desk and children's room, while blaming hiring freezes for long lines and call wait times. He commends DMV Director Lyle Bush and office manager Marlene Cesare and notes he is the landlord.
A recent mover from Nassau County commends the Erie Boulevard and North Syracuse DMV offices for friendly helpful clerks and quicker service. The writer contrasts Nassau Hempstead with Syracuse and calls local offices a pleasant surprise.
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