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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Dec 30, 1976
Page
6
Arthur Jenkins founder of the Herald in January 1877 asserts an independent path free of party politics. He pledges frank discussion of public questions and support for measures he deems best for the people’s interests.
County Executive John H. Mulroy faces challenge from Onondaga County Legislature over a planned eviction of Carl Krell, the popular newsstand operator in the County Courthouse lobby. Mulroy cites a Florida lapse as basis, claiming Krell’s operation violated fire health and safety rules, while critics accuse him of bad advice and inconsistent support for the disabled.
Bragman and a newspaper reporter verified Krell’s Brighton Towers residence and noted minimal annual absences. Krell’s stand passed a County Health Department inspection in October, with no fire or safety citations. Mulroy seeks centralized vendor control, but policy favors space for a disabled individual. Legislature should keep Krell until review, avoiding political misuse.
A debate over voluntary equal employment standards for Congress shows lawmakers refusing private sector safeguards. Rep. Charles Rose and Rep. Patricia Schroeder push the House Fair Employment Practices Agreement, but only 88 of 435 incoming members have signed. The plan lacks enforcement and mirrors weaker procedures than Civil Rights Act protections. Critics say it exposes a double standard and calls for genuine equal treatment.
The Syracuse Herald Journal lists its principal staff for 1921 with Stephen Rogers publisher William B Cotter editor Karl R McElroy assistant to publisher for editorial production Robert T Hennessey advertising director R Gary Kruger circulation director and Choton Savate Syracuse Wyoming.
A reader supports revitalizing downtown Syracuse by restoring Loew’s State Theater, the city’s Showplace, instead of bringing in another famous department store, and questions if preservation efforts by Mrs Shapiro and the Landmarks group persist.
A Syracuse Jaycees letter rebuts criticism of the Downtown Christmas Shopping Tour held December 8 at Chapppells and Northern Lights. The writer clarifies the Jaycees are separate from the Jr. Chamber of Commerce, note 20 years of downtown work, cite Chappell family help, and promise a 200-person convention next year, while lamenting empty storefronts and urging preservation of the Strand Theater and other downtown venues.
A reader responds to a Herald Journal letter from December 27, arguing the victim from Jordan may have history with drugs and may have ended up in an institution. The writer cautions Syracuse's conservative climate against being swayed by limited mental health information and notes many Americans face similar issues.
The Harris Survey of 1510 adults finds five main aims for 1977 including peace on earth and ending wars, tolerance, helping others, and becoming better citizens. Personal goals include self improvement, church involvement, family closeness, quitting smoking, spending wisely, and pursuing education.
Robert J. McCarthy Jr of Syracuse complains about spectators yelling insults at players and the risk of serious injury from escalating behavior. He urges calm and respectful viewing to prevent harm during the Syracuse Blazer game.
Mrs L I D congratulates Ike for a cheerful Santa visit at the Cub Scouts party. Ike’s cheery hohoho and merry entrance drew amused grins and wide eyes, though he seemed a bit nervous. A warm, appreciative note from a reader.
The Syracuse Loyal Order of Moose Lodge 625 and the Tenth District of the New York State Moose Association remember Richard J. Daley, mayor of Chicago, for his dedication to God country and fellow men. He was a member of Chicago Loyal Order of Moose Lodge 3 and recently left the inner circle to join his brothers. The tribute notes his humbleness and service, closing with condolences as Moose members bow their heads.
Washington outlines the Fourth Annual Office Pool with a brisk look at last year’s misses and a playful forecast across unemployment inflation SALT drills Kissinger Nixon and Carter era odds. It frames politics as a game of bets with the author admitting frequent misfires yet urging willingness to take the plunge.
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