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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1990
Page
8
The Syracuse Common Council weighs extending a PILOT deal with Pyramid Cos. to 25 years to finish Carousel Center funding. Subcontractors owe about 30 million, city owes roughly the same, and a failed extension risks the waterfront project and local jobs.
Hanukkah observances in Hanover Square honor the third day as George Bush may light a silver menorah gifted by eight rabbis saved from the Warsaw ghetto. The piece laments rising anti Semitism, recalls Washingtons pledge against bigotry, and notes the emigration of 150000 Soviet Jews. It frames Hanukkah as a beacon of hope, freedom, and resilience.
Dan Plumley, Adirondack Council park protection director, is named one of three nationwide environmental advocates serving as expert adviser to the EPA on implementing Clean Air Act amendments. Adirondack Park faces severe acid rain damage with over 350 water bodies below pH 5.0 and 20 percent of the 2,800 lakes at risk.
A narrator contemplates government casket orders and selective morality as the U S government nears war. He recalls Pearl Harbor and questions why aid is given to certain regimes while others are ignored. He wonders if he would enlist and reflects on a roadside moment with a Marsellus Casket Co truck.
The mayor states no public attack will be made and clarifies details of the police leadership dispute. He notes he did not initiate the ultimatum nor the confrontation, cites Chief Hunt’s desire for a season termination, denies personal bitterness with Leigh Hunt, and says he has no favorite officer while defending his decision.
Letter from GROG POLK in Mexico argues in support of veal and meat consumption against PETA objections. The writer defends animal farming, cites God given human superiority, and disputes calls to stop using animals for food and research.
Brian Tornatore of Canastota argues against negotiated peace in the Persian Gulf crisis. He insists war should be a last resort but condemns Saddam Hussein's aggression toward Kuwait and defends U S intervention to uphold freedom and oppose tyranny, urging Americans to stand tall.
Chittenango legislator Jack McCann bids farewell after eight years in the Legislature thanking sigport ers and volunteers who backed his reelection efforts. He says he faced a bullseye in every campaign and congratulates the victor, pledging to watch the coming session closely.
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