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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 1996
Page
6
Arthur Jenkins, founder, states in the first issue of Kerala on January 15, 1877 that politics should be ignored and public questions pursued openly. He vows to support measures that advance the people’s best interests.
A supportive profile argues Madeleine Albright would be a smart forceful secretary of state if confirmed. It notes her UN career, wartime family history, education at Wellesley and Columbia, and her stance on human rights and diplomacy as a landmark appointment for women.
Onondaga County Legislature Chairman William Sanford blasts a 240000 dollar overtime settlement for sheriff deputies at the Justice Center jail. Deputies seek 330000, with an audit on timesheets pending. The dispute stems from late post shift counts and unpaid overtime, amid past safety and record-keeping problems at the facility.
The Onondaga Council on Alcoholism Addictions OCAA Inc releases Celebrations a guide to alcohol free refreshments and holiday parties. An open house at 716 E Washington St invites all to pick up the annual resource with new recipes and an expanded dessert section. Call 471-1359 for more information.
Reader Scott Barrett, Liverpool, urges ongoing newspaper coverage of the homeless issue near his home, noting fear and interest in the series about Central New York homeless people known as the flyers.
A letter questions oil companies for price hikes, arguing supply cuts raise prices while demand remains steady. The writer critiques media and government response, condemns hunting signs, and calls fur wearing cruel, citing a Herald-Journal photograph and comments from R. Fagan in Marcellus.
Letter writer critiques the E Z Pass program urging simpler pricing and immediate billing. They note the 12 payment plans add confusion and a $5 overdraft fee. They advocate replacing prepaid plans with end of month billing while preserving courteous toll office staff.
A letter from Mary Kenific of ARISE Inc praising a NYNEX Bell Atlantic merger for improving access for people with disabilities. She notes commitments to captioning TV ads and hopes fiber optics and ISDN enable Deaf communication via TV monitors. She emphasizes NYNEX’s sensitivity to disabilities and calls for enhanced combined resources.
The Herald Journal Herald American invites succinct verifiable letters with address and daytime phone. unsigned letters are rejected. Submissions may be edited and published and used online or on NewsLine. Contact details include a Syracuse mailing address and multiple data lines for fax, phone, and policy explanation.
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