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Syracuse Herald Journal

Location

Syracuse, New York, United States of America

Date

Dec 26, 1994

Page

5

Changes at PSB Promotes New Jail Jailer Carbery

Public Safety Building to get new jailer Richard Carbery, a veteran law enforcement professional, praised for improving the troubled facility. Previous administration faced harsh criticism for medical neglect and inmate abuse, triggering investigations and a $3 million lawsuit. Carbery told to conduct a top to bottom review, adjust staffing and medical care, and oversee a staged open in January as he takes the helm.

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Gingrich faces ethics over 4.5 million book advance

Newt Gingrich profits from a 4.5 million advance from Rupert Murdoch's publishing outfit as it shapes the GOP led ethics panel. Critics call the deal hypocritical and say it risks tainting reform efforts while urging Gingrich to donate or reject the money.

Newt Gingrich Jam Wright Gingrich Wright Wunderkind. Mn Rupert Murdoch Murdoch U.S Australia Fox Federal Communications Commission Republican Congress Common Cause Ethics Committee House Ginfrich

Bruno targets 10 percent Senate budget cut

Eras applauds the new majority leader John Bruno for proposing a 10 percent cut to the Senate budget amid New York’s record $177 million annual Legislature cost and a budget deficit as high as $5 billion. He aims to trim offices, mailings, and taxpayer cars, urging Assembly members to join in shared sacrifice.

State Senate John Bruno New York Bruno Chamber Assembly

Teens need tougher training for teen drivers in winter weather

A Herald American piece by Charlie Miller critiques teen driving safety coverage and argues for stronger training. It cites four preventive factors such as seat belts and slower speeds, notes teen male fatalities are higher, and calls for realistic driver education that covers handling and vehicle dynamics beyond rules.

Herald American Charlie Miller Christian Wydysh Michael Bragtan Motor The Sportscar Club of America Linghly Waynel Kunkel

Oswego town seeks curb on junk piles in legal action

Readers discuss the Oswego County case where the town filed suit against a property owner, John Draper, over decades of junk on his land. Commentators urge broader action and urge courts to uphold the Oswego ordinance while noting the need for land stewardship and stronger driver training reforms.

Herald-Journal Oswego Oswego County John Draper Draper Douglas Fuegel West Monroe

Don’t Blame Old People for Budget Deficit Causes

George Burton argues against scapegoating seniors and the poor as tax cuts are proposed. He cites savings and loan bailout, HUD corruption, defense spending, and pork as past contributors to deficits, urging accountability for prior policy errors.

Social Securiy Ine Pasiz George Burton Marietia

Optometrist makes house calls in hometown columns

Reader praises Dr. Donald Dixon optometrist on South Salina Street for decades making house calls since the late 1960s. The column highlights a 101 year old who received new glasses at the doctor’s home and celebrates him as a beacon of good deeds in trying times.

Annie Billups Herald American Donald Dixon Salina Street Dr Dixon Dr. Dixon

Readers urged to send concise letters with contact data

Readers may submit letters for publication but unsigned or unverifiable authorship is not published. Include daytime phone number for verification. The paper may edit letters for length and accepts correspondence at Po Box 4915 Syracuse 13221 or via phone numbers 315 470 2027 and 315 470 2335 for questions.

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