Mission of Mercy Troops would help in Somalia
Editorial calls for US military intervention in Somalia with 30,000 troops to halt mass starvation. It argues for UN cooperation, clear goals, and a humanitarian aim, acknowledging risks to soldiers and families while urging timely action and a plan for exit and Somali self-determination.
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Somalia
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Security Council
United States
United Natons
Protecting Young Mental Patients Parents Must Decide on Drugs
The state urged parental consent before giving mind altering drugs to youths in state facilities, while private hospitals remain under voluntary standards. Officials say OMH lacks power to compel private facilities and urge legislative change for pharmacy notification and consent. Parents should demand prior notice of any medications for their children in private psychiatric care.
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State Commission On Quality Care For
New York State
Associated Press
State Office of Mental Health
OMH
MONY Towers to trim lights and aid families this Christmas
Syracuse MONY Towers cuts holiday lights to tops of two downtown buildings, trimming costs by about two thirds after laying off 267 workers last spring. MONY donates 5000 to PEACE Inc. to aid families with utility bills while CHEERS to I’m Smart marks 10 years preventing drunk driving with rides home since 1982.
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Syracuse
MONY
Mutual Life Insurance Co
New York
Peace Inc
Mental Health Association address on Hutchings tragedy
The Mental Health Association Onondaga County in Syracuse expresses sorrow over a patient’s death at Hutchings Psychiatric Center. It warns the tragedy fuels stigma toward mentally ill individuals, pledges support for corrective measures, and offers staff contact for questions.
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Hutchings Psychiatric Center
Commission On Quality of Care
Alfred A Fusco
Mental Health Association
Onondaga County
Ine
Syracuse
Jeter: Rep Walsh Still Fails To Grasp Public Mood
RHEA JEZER reports on Jim Walsh continuing to oppose worker and family protections. Taxpayers funded a car now returned after criticism while Walsh questions cost of living raises for a $134000 job. He faced anger over anti-worker votes and missed messages amid unemployment.
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James Walsh
Walsh
Jim
Jezer DeWitt
Close call on road warns drivers about hoodlum attack
A 25 year old woman recounts a dangerous incident on a route from Indianapolis to Chicago near Gary Indiana where debris blocked the road and a gang emerged from brush throwing rocks. She escaped by driving over a curb and back onto the road.
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Indianapolis
Chicago
Gary
Ind
Tewn
Virginia cronyism and unopposed seats in Onondaga politics
Anna Mae Williams argues that cronyism persists in the Syracuse area with many unopposed seats across Onondaga County. She claims parties exist where officials sustain power, funding, and favored careers for bureaucrats, labeling it a system of leaders for life.
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Virginia
Syracuse
Onondaga
Santa Claus
Diocese programs offer education through released time
In a Nov 15 Herald American excerpt the writer fears the future of released time programs for Syracuse diocese Catholic parishes. The concern links more working women, bus costs, and rising Regents demands to less free time for students, noting released time as a key educational channel.
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Herald Amercan
Syracuse
State Board of Regents
Diocesan Education Director Outlines Youth Outreach
Gerrie Kaluzny, Diocesan Director of Religious Education, says in our diocese r vkramsare an excellent vehicle for education and evangelization, reaching students who would not otherwise explore the Good News. She stresses parental involvement through open houses, parent sessions during sacramental preparation, and special Sunday liturgies to bring God’s love to young people.
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Gerrie Kaluzny
Syracuse
Drug Use in Schools Sparks Urgent Call for Action
A concerned student reports rampant drug activity in schools with deals seen near teachers. He notes pupils prioritize getting high over studies and urges immediate measures by authorities, schools, and the community.
Readers invited to submit letters to editor
The newspaper asks readers to send succinct legible letters with daytime phone numbers for verification. Unsigned or unverifiable authors are not published. Include mailing address P O Box 4915 Syracuse NY 13221 or call (315) 470 2235 for questions.
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