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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Dec 29, 1989
Page
6
A promotional drive called I'm Smart offers confidential rides from bars to home, with 800 numbers and 40 two person crews on New Year's Eve. It urges social drinkers to call for a ride to avoid DWI, noting the risk to jobs and reputations and an average ride cost around 22 dollars.
A DeWitt town official used a postage meter for campaign literature. The secretary says she was told to do it, then repaid with stamps. Questions linger over motives and conflicts of interest involving Republican figures and town contracts, raising calls for accountability and transparency.
The article argues smugglers exploit the Canada Maine border and New Brunswick to land cocaine unseen by radar. Remote airstrips aid flights, with New Brunswick serving as a launch point for shipments into the United States. It urges intensified enforcement targeting both users and producers, acknowledging that new routes will always arise.
A letter to Richard McGuire, NYS Agriculture Commissioner, backs Central New York Regional Market Authority seeking two grants of 50000 each from the Farmers Market Grant Program and the Agricultural Research and Development Grant Program. The note highlights Phase I and II plans for a modernized regional market and emphasizes benefits to New York farmers and consumers.
The Executive Cone of the Liberal Party of Onondaga County condemns the Panama intervention as a world policing act. They accuse the United States of arrogance, cite high casualties, and urge lessons not learned from Vietnam, signed by Howard Bragman Mary Therese Callahan Debbie Pillsbury Syracuse.
Welch Allyn's Data Collection Division defends bar code tech from the December 7 1989 article. The firm notes decades in design and manufacture since 1972, with Chet Benoit leading sales and marketing and serving as president of AIM, arguing the headline misleads about price scanners.
Readers weigh the 1983 New York bottle deposit law, debating its environmental benefits versus the burden on consumers and retailers. Governor Cuomo calls unclaimed deposits a windfall, while others argue the rule imposes cost and hassle. responses are invited for the Sunday Opinion section.
Welch Allyn and its 350 plus Data Collection Division employees defend their bar code products after criticism of pricing accuracy. They argue the barcode is a product identifier and cannot fix data errors in the pricing computer. The real error risk lies in inputting and maintaining prices, not in scanning pace.
The Central New York Chapter of Women in Communications argues for state government appointments to be gender balanced across boards commissions and councils. The group urges member support for political candidates who back women s issues and aims to increase women in elected and appointed offices at local state and federal levels.
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