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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1989
Page
7
In the 1970s and early 1980s Cazenovia College faced near closure and then growth under Stephen M. Schneeweiss, expanding enrollment and diversity while tensions with the village increased. The administration urged outreach to the community to explain expansion needs and maintain a peaceful coexistence.
President Bush defends no change in U S China policy while Scowcroft and Eagleburger meet Chinese leaders. Critics say the visit lends legitimacy to a regime that suppresses rights, urging the United States to avoid tacit endorsement and to press for human rights rather than dialogue on China’s terms.
Letter writer suggests converting Hotel Syracuse into a nursing home to free hospital beds and serve elderly needs while criticizing its distance from a convention center. The piece urges city leaders to use common sense in addressing the housing and healthcare bottlenecks.
Letter writers discuss BOCES career programs in Oneida County and the value of skilled trades alongside college paths. They note declining enrollment yet demand for trained workers and warn about future repair and remodeling shortages if trends continue. Names Catherine Here and others appear in the correspondence.
A reader quotes Congressman Walsh criticizing a proposed pay raise, noting the public rejected the increase nine months earlier. The letter argues the House voted itself a 30 plus percent raise, accusing Walsh of betraying constituents and ignoring their wishes. It emphasizes the disconnect between public opinion and congressional action.
The Herald Journal and Herald American invite readers to submit brief letters on public issues. Unsigned or unverifiable letters are not published. Writers must include a daytime telephone number. some letters may be withheld or edited for clarity and a competing request may be honored.
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