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Newspaper

Syracuse Herald Journal

Location

Syracuse, New York, United States of America

Date

Dec 22, 1995

Page

5

Manlius Taxes Jump 22 Percent for 1996 Budget

Onondaga County town Manlius votes a 22 percent 1996 tax increase to bolster a 1.2 million buffer amid claims of emergency needs. Critics note past budget funds were misrepresented and question the necessity of such padding and the bridge repair expense cited as justification.

Manlius Richard Lowenberg Lowenberg Onondaga County Council Hast Myers Road Campbell Tellman

Gift Shop to Close As Consortium Work Continues

The Consortium for Children's Services will close its gift shop on New Year’s Eve though the organization’s work will go on. Shoppers valued the shop for last minute gifts and handmade items, but profits never covered needs. Donors are urged to consider other support.

Consortium Arft Consortium For Children’s Services

Modern Psychology and Scrooge There’s Hope for Him

Psychologists label Ebenezer Scrooge a classic case of low mood and obsessive compulsive traits with an anal fixation, noting a universal Scrooge-like drive for fame and wealth. The piece urges small acts of kindness, joy in giving, and reaching out to others to improve well being, citing Scrooge’s transformation as inspiration.

Ebenezer Scrooge Scrooge Samuel Roll University of New Mexico

Pataki Proposes Grade Requirement for State Aid Recipients

Governor George Pataki calls for a minimum C average for students receiving state higher education aid. Critics, including Edward Sullivan, argue taxpayers should demand performance from those funded by public money and question why such standards weren’t required earlier.

George Pataki State Assembly Higher Education Committee Edward Sullivan Pataki

Republicans in Congress making vital changes

The piece contrasts Republican Congress actions with President Clinton’s push to fund enduring but costly entitlements. It argues for reduced taxation and debt to free funds for education and growth, while noting Bishop Moynihan’s stance on body autonomy and concerns about births that could cause inconvenience to children.

Republican Congress

Charity Drives and Missing Oregano at Home

A lighthearted column notes how charity drives push families to donate nonperishable food during hard times. The author laments a missing pantry item, oregano, as sauerkraut disappears, and jokes about four children and upcoming grades tied to the charity effort, ending with a Christmas farewell.

Reader Offer to Change Comic Strip Lineup

A contributor criticizes 9 Chickweed Lane and favors returning Citizen Dog. They propose dropping several strips including Chickweed Lane Rose is Rose and Hagar the Horrible, with optional replacements like M. Worth or the Girls in 3-G. The reader notes other strips they enjoy.

Chickweed Lane Citizen Dog Rose Mother Goose Grimm

Samaritan Center Thank Yous From Our Family

The Samaritan Center Syracuse extends heartfelt thanks to its supporters for years of help and 1000 thanks. The center serves meals 366 days a year and invites continued generosity beyond the holidays in the new year. Signed Peters Norton for the Samaritan Center.

The Samaritan Center I Hones Peters Norton Samaritan Center Syracuse

Readers urged to submit letters for publication policy callouts

A fragmented notice invites letters to the editor and outlines submission rules and contact options. It lists a PIMUEW coded writer address, a Syracuse mailing address, a phone line for home computers, a fax number, and questions line. It mentions an unverified author and states the paper may edit letters for length.

Herald- Journal Herald American P.O. Box Syracuse

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