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Syracuse Herald Journal

Location

Syracuse, New York, United States of America

Date

Dec 04, 1996

Page

7

Erie Canal revival eyed as hub of Upstate growth

Public officials debate how to harness the Erie Canal for jobs and tourism after HUD pledged 120 million dollars in development funds. The Canal Corridor Initiative, announced in Syracuse by Andrew Cuomo and U.S. Senators Moynihan and D'Amato, seeks private investment and local decision making to revive commerce while preserving plans like the Recreationway project.

Upstate New York Federal Department of Housing and Urban Development Erie Canal Syracuse Andrew Cuomo HUD U.S Alfonso D'Amato Daniel Patrick Moynihan Albany Buffalo State Thruway Authority State Assembly Michael Bragman Cuomo Central New York Green Lakes State Park Carrier Dome Bragman

Albany's Bad Penny: Legislators Do Not Deserve Raise

An Albany editorial denounces a 30 percent pay raise for state legislators. It criticizes Senate Leader Bruno and Assembly Speaker Silver for wavering on the issue while holding the power to approve any increase. The piece notes high base pay, expenses, and bonuses, arguing a raise would cost about 3.6 million annually amid planned cuts to benefits for the poor, including children.

Senate Joseph Bruno Assembly Sheldon Silver Silver Bruno New York Sare Albany

Call to expand mental health services after Ithaca tragedy

Alfred A. Fusco of the Mental Health Association Syracuse argues that no promised set of programs can guarantee prevention of future tragedies, urging funding for mental health services and an end to insurance discrimination. He notes parallel domestic fatalities in Syracuse and stresses better access to affordable care and broader community support.

Ithaca Tompkins County Michael Padula Deborah Syracuse Hall

Tex Simone Stadium Proposed For Syracuse Baseball

Letter writers Nick Grillo and Tex Simone are praised for their dedication to Syracuse baseball. The piece argues for naming the new stadium Anthony Tex Simone Stadium to honor Simone who recently retired.

Herald-Journal Nick Grillo Tex Simone Syracuse Baseball Tex Anthony Tex” Simone Bob Lewis Liverpool

Husky Survivor Found After Cruel Onondaga Hill Incident

A dog shot during Thanksgiving week on Onondaga Hill survived after suffering, hunger, and exposure. The owner appeals for hunters to report suspects, asks owners to leash pets, and notes the dog will be adopted by a new family after treatment at the Animal Emergency Clinic on Erie Boulevard.

Onondaga Hill Old MacDonald Erie Boulevard

Protesters rally against slumlords auction impact

A reader from Valley Plaza supports Syracuse United Neighbors condemning tax delinquent owners who neglect properties. They cite trash, drugs, crime, and neighborhood deterioration caused by absentee landlords.

Herald-Journal Daniel Gonzalez Thave Valley Plaza Syracuse United

Teachers pay demands in Cazenovia provoke taxpayer backlash

Roxanne Finocchiaro of Chittenango criticizes the Cazenovia teachers’ 6.4 percent yearly raise request for three years, arguing unions seek excess pay while taxpayers face cuts and job losses. She urges boards to stand firm, questions board transparency, and suggests voter input on school budgets.

Herald-Journal Cazenovia Fantasy Land Roxanne Finocchiaro Chittenango

Readers invited to submit letters for publication

Readers may send succinct legible letters with the writer's address and daytime phone. Unsigned letters or those with unverifiable authorship will not be published. The paper may edit letters for length and reserves the right to determine suitability. Letters to Editor Herald-Journal Syracuse address and contact numbers provided for submission by mail, phone, fax, or NewsLine explanation.

Herald- Journal Herald American P.O. Box Syracuse N.Y

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