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Syracuse Herald Journal

Location

Syracuse, New York, United States of America

Date

Dec 20, 1989

Page

8

State tax cut in doubt amid New York budget woes

Gov Mario Cuomo and lawmakers signal postponing the planned one half of one percent personal income tax cut, citing a huge budget shortfall. Critics blame increased local taxes, while a nonpartisan committee urges deferral. Exxon moves HQ to Dallas. mass exodus of Fortune 500 firms from New York follows.

Mario Cuomo Iself Nanna Ceeme Franz Leichter Mahattan Ae Corp Orly Exxon Corporation New York City Dallas Texas Exxon J.C. Penney Union Carbide Fortune 500 New York State Connecticut New Jersey Kentucky South Dakota

Shape Up Schools Tapped as State Reviews

Upstate New York schools face state registration review for failing to meet minimum standards. Syracuse Franklin Elementary and McKinley Brighton Magnet Elementary are among four on the list. three years to raise reading and math scores or face possible closure. Critics argue the stigma harms teachers, while supporters say the focus is on correcting root causes and ensuring every child can learn.

Upstate New York State Education Department Syracuse Franklin McKinley-Brighton Magnet Buffalo Yonkers Lionel Meno New York City Mary Salibrici Syracuse Board of Education Rochester Utica Albany Binghamton Antonia Cortese New York State United Teachers New York

Here’s Winter Shortest Day Marks Seasonal Start

The article notes winter begins at 4 22 p m on Thursday as daylight grows slowly. It reflects on a recent snowstorm and cold spell while predicting days will lengthen, with Central New Yorkers embracing the harsh season and its challenges.

Mother Earth

Repeat Offender Fatal Crash Highlights DWI System Flaws

A Cicero New York fatal crash spotlights repeat DWI offenders. Analysis of 105 arrests since Jan 1 1988 shows 45 offenders, 43 percent, previously convicted of DWI or DWAI. The piece notes a flawed system with first timers pleabargaining to lesser charges and weak penalties.

Taft Road Cicero New York

Clinton Street decorations spark calls for tougher DWI penalties

A Syracuse letter argues for mandatory jail sentences for second offense DWI or DWAL or first offense unlicensed operation after license loss. The piece notes five six-foot wreaths on Clinton Street poles since Nov 29 and cites concerns about deterrence, enforcement, and public safety amid ongoing holiday displays by the Downtown Committee and City of Syracuse led by JOHN W. FINLAY.

Dottie Carpenter Clinton Street Fayette Clintonlaza Neuday Downtown Committee City of Syracuse South Salina Street South Warren Street Hanover Square South Clinton Street West Fayette Street Walton Street South Franklin Street City Parks and Recreation Department John W. Finlay

Viewer laments channel 3 changes losing veteran reporters

A longtime viewer criticizes WSTM for replacing veteran reporters Jerry Barsha and Rom Hastings with younger readers. The letter expresses disappointment in management and wishes the reporters success in their futures.

Channel 3 WSTM Aol Jerry Barsha Rom Hastings Jerry Ron

There Ought to Be a Law on Legislators’ Conscience Vote

A historical plea urges a law allowing legislators to vote conscience over party dictates. The fragment mentions exposing who controls government and taxpayers’ right to see lawmakers in action, with a stray corrupted ending referencing Syracuse.

Syracuse

Public Letters Submissions Guidelines From The Herald

Readers are invited to submit letters on public issues. Unsigned or unverifiable letters are not published unless identity is withheld for compelling reasons. Include daytime phone number and be prepared for possible edits for length. Electronic submissions info and contact hours provided.

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