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Newspaper

Syracuse Herald Journal

Location

Syracuse, New York, United States of America

Date

Dec 07, 1972

Page

18

Peter Brennan Named Labor Secretary in Nixon Presidency

The piece outlines Brennan’s background as head of the New York Building Trades Council and his expected duties as labor secretary. It discusses potential labor disputes, wage and price controls, anti strike legislation, and the AFL CIO’s stance, framing Brennan's Senate confirmation as a test of how he will handle unions, inflation, and national labor policy.

Nixon White House Peter J. Brennan New York Building Trades Council Brennen Brennan Congress Afl-Cio Department Senate

Federal airport security funding debate at Hancock

The Syracuse Herald-Journal argues that federal funds should cover airport security costs. It notes a $1.211 billion balance last June with $928 million remaining, urging Congress to create a federal security force rather than imposing local taxes on residents.

Federal Aviation Agency Uncle Sam Hancock Syracuse Monroe County Lee Alexander Sam Secor Browne Civil Aeronautics Board Congress

Centro seeks 300000 to buy ten mini buses for downtown routes

Centro applies for 300000 to purchase ten mini buses to serve downtown, the university, and hospital areas. The plan aims to provide transfers to downtown hospital and test the service with current equipment before 1974. Past downtown service efforts failed due to lack of public funding and unwilling businesses.

Centro Warren H. Frank Syracuse Transit Corp Warren and Clinton

To the Herald Journal on a Man and Civic Action

A letter from Dr Henry Pine of Syracuse and Gregory J Pavan of Camillus thanks the West Genesee Jaycees for donating a scoreboard to Shore Park ice rink. The piece urges citizen groups to support public interests amid budgets. It discusses PTA roles in advisory boards and school decisions, urging protest if leaders breach faith to children.

Henry Pine Syracuse The Herald-Journal West Genesee Jaycees Shore Park Camillus Gregory J. Pavan Dept. of Parks and Recreation Concensus PTA

Mobile home definition sparks LaFayette debate

Letters question legal bases for zoning and permits after a resident moved a trailer onto residential property without permit. They ask why wheels and axles were removed and an entrance built after a town official cited violations. Christian T Braun Jamesville weighs in.

The Herald-Journal LaFayette Shaben Christian T. Braun Jamesville

PTA Convention Leads NY PTA Change in bylaws wording

The New York State Congress of Parents and Teachers held its annual convention in Buffalo. A bylaw change amended the Non-Interference section but did not alter the association's stance on interference.

Herald-Journal New York State Congress of Parents and Teachers Buffalo

Dentists Face A Medley Of Patient Quips And Quarrels

A humorous round of patient remarks exposes how dentistry stirs worries about pain time costs and social awkwardness. Jokes about dentures bad breath and finances mingle with family and social crowding as patients weigh visits and bridgework and even Christmas gin in closets.

Hal Boyle New York Doc

Dial-a-bus aims to aid Onondaga seniors across county

ACCORD and related groups warn many of the 50 000 plus senior residents in Onondaga County remain unaware of the dial-a-bus program. The service, partly funded by the Areawide Model Project for Aging, offers rides for shopping groceries beauty parlors church services medical visits and social activities for those 55 or older who cannot reach a bus stop or wait for a bus. Fares are 25 cents each way from home to destination with return trip also 25 cents.

Herald-Journal Accord Centro Metropolitan Commission On Aging Onondaga County Congress Nixon

Hancock leaders praise Gen Price at Hancock AFB

The audience credits General James Price for improved Air Force community cooperation around North Syracuse. Major Moriarty, Major Overland, and Captain Knowlton are thanked for sponsoring monthly meetings. Col Ewing announces replacement of a coal furnace with a gas one reducing local air pollution. A transitional training program benefits both forces and North Syracuse. Police Chief Newman notes two ex Air Force sergeants hired in the village police force.

The Herald-Journal James Price Hancock Air Force Base 21St Air Division Air Force Syracuse Frank Moriarty Richard Overland William Knowlton Hancock Col. Ewing North North Syracuse Newmen Village of

Appeal to Nixon Over EEP Curtailment Supports Syracuse Work

A group of EEP employees appeal to President Richard M Nixon criticizing the Emergency Employment Program cutback. They argue the jobs are essential for feeding and sheltering workers and aiding city residents of Syracuse. They request reconsideration and provide contact at the Division of Home Improvement in Syracuse, New York.

Richard M. Nixon Syracuse E.E.P Division of Home Improvement E. Genesee St EEP

Syracuse area transit agency thanks media for support on anniversary

The Central New York Regional Transportation Authority credits media cooperation for publicizing special programs and celebrates the Syracuse community’s enthusiasm during its second anniversary in November 2025. Executive Director Warren H. Frank praises broad community support for a first class transit system.

Herald-Journal Central New York Regional Transportation Authority Syracuse Warren H. Frank

Letter praising editorial on animal deaths on highways

A reader thanks the newspaper for its editorial Death toll on animals and birds killed on highways. The writer urges continued public reminders of drivers’ responsibilities and concern for all living creatures.

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