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Newspaper

Syracuse Herald Journal

Location

Syracuse, New York, United States of America

Date

Dec 20, 1994

Page

5

Opinion: Voter turnout shows turnout gaps in Onondaga County

Our editorial notes low voter turnout in Syracuse and Onondaga County. It compares 68 percent in November to 85 percent in Valley districts, cites Cortland and Tallman streets, and calls for increased civic engagement and easier voting while warning about democracy’s fragility.

Cortland Tallman Syracuse Valley New York State Albany Syracuse University New York

No Amendment Needed for School Prayer, Says U S Editor

The article argues the First Amendment already guarantees prayer in schools and opposes a constitutional amendment. It emphasizes church state separation, personal faith, and that public schools should not dictate spiritual practice. It notes private schools may guide prayer, but public institutions must refrain.

Congress Washington America

CHIRED VETERAN POWERS NEIGHBOR HELPED FLEEING BURGLARY SUSPECTS

CHEERS to Robert Powers a retired Camillus police veteran for helping to chase down a burglary suspect last week. His neighbor Mary Barriere ran from her home as intruders knocked in her basement door and Powers tracked the suspects with fellow officer Lisa Bowers aiding. One suspect was caught while the other fled. Also congratulating Syracuse Habitat for Humanity as Cynthia Lewis and her three children moved into a Pine Street home the 14th built in Syracuse in 10 years with a mortgage similar to her prior rent.

Robert Powers Camillus Mary Barriere Barriere Lisa Bowers Syracuse Habitat For Humanity Cynthia Lewis Lewis Pine Street Habitat

Economic policy clash under conservative plan

The piece argues conservatives seek to reform welfare and push able bodied adults into work, while Greenspan warns full employment at 6 percent would trigger higher interest rates. It challenges the compatibility of an agenda that condemns the jobless with measures that would raise barriers to employment and essentials.

Alan Greenspan Federal Reserve System Fed Congress Greenspan

Smokers Demand Indoor Areas in Syracuse Buildings

Letter from P Stoneburner of Syracuse urges a compromise on the city smoking ban. He argues for designated indoor smoking areas, contending both smokers and nonsmokers deserve fair treatment and a respectful policy. He notes the visual impact of smokers outside buildings and stresses voters have a right to be heard.

Syracuse

Generosity shines in East Syracuse Christmas aid drive

The small village of East Syracuse, facing population decline and Main Street vacancies, united St. Matthew’s Church, service groups, businesses, police and fire departments with volunteers to provide Christmas food, clothing and gifts for over 30 families, reflecting communal relief and gratitude.

Star of Bethlehem East Syracuse St. Matthew's Church Police and Fire Departments

Uniforms teach kids about living by a reader letter

A reader from St. Lucy's School argues against dress code freedom claims, praising high school uniforms with black pleated skirts and white collars. The letter asserts families raise children under house rules until age 18 and that clothing expresses values, condemning provocative youth fashion.

Jules St. Lucy’s School

Special handling ruined special gift for her

Retired parents in Florida sent a half bushel of handpicked grapefruits as a Christmas gift. Eight days later a USPS carrier delivered them mangled into grapefruit juice, despite paying extra for special handling. The writer laments the service and pride of the Postal Service.

Florida US Postal Service Postal Service

Readers invited to submit letters for publication

Readers may send short legible letters with daytime phone numbers for verification. Unsigned letters or those with unverifiable authorship will not be published. The editor reserves the right to edit for length and mail to P O Box 4915 Syracuse NY 13221.

Arthur Jenkins Herald Herald Company Clinton Square Syracuse N.Y P.O. Box

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