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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Aug 25, 2001
Page
5
The 2000 CAIR annual survey shows Muslims registered 366 public complaints of religious intolerance, a 15 percent rise from 1999. Half concern workplace issues, with many involving hijab and modest attire. Public schools ranked second for problems.
Tennessee lawmakers allowed public venues to start selling alcoholic drinks at 10 a.m. on Sundays, replacing the noon start. The move aims to aid Adelphia Coliseum events featuring the Tennessee Titans. Nashville officials said the Metro Council will decide, withCity officials noting religious concerns.
Members of a Masonic lodge in Iowa push to change their number from 666 after concerns about negative spiritual connotations. Senior warden Tim Anderson says the group felt the number was not the right thing. The reference to Revelation 666 as the mark of the beast is noted in context.
Church of Ss Peter and John hosts morning services starting today at 3 45 am with coffers juice snacks and workshops from 8 45 am to 4 pm free information line 52 5721. Church of the Resurrection holds Sunday school at 9 30 worship 10 30 youth service for grades seven to twelve 6 pm heart throb exercise class 6 30 pm 3 31 per class formation line 636 7284. Singing on the River at Henley Path Phoenix at 1 pm today sponsored by Southern Swede County Council of Churches with coffee and doughnuts free information 695 3416.
Cardinal Avery Dulles, 83, urges Catholics to accept church teaching on controversial issues such as women's ordination and abortion, saying the church's position rests on Scripture and tradition not polls. He spoke at Le Moyne College where he received an honorary degree and discussed Ignatian heritage and Jesuit obedience.
Le Moyne College presents an honorary degree to Cardinal Avery Dulles, lauding his rare stature among American theologians. The citation highlights his Harvard education, Croix de Guerre, Fordham teaching, leadership roles, and prolific authorship while praising his intellect, wit, and deep love for the Church.
The Central New York and Mohawk Valley chapters of the Alzheimer's Association merge to serve 11 counties and about 30,000 people with Alzheimer's and related disorders. Executives announce June board votes and Spitzer approval, with operation from Syracuse and offices in Syracuse Watertown Oswego Auburn Utica.
Residents blame lingering bear visits on careless food storage and open doors. Helen Cross notes garbage and cookies ingredients left out, while neighbors urge better housekeeping. DEC can fine for feeding bears since 1994, with wildlife officials warning bears adapt to urban food sources.
Onondaga County corrections officer Raymond Centro was found guilty by DeWitt Town Judge David Gideon of one official misconduct count and two harassment counts for actions involving a female inmate and a visitor. Centro faces sentencing October 9 and could receive up to one year in jail.
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