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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Dec 30, 1999
Page
8
Brief Syracuse Herald Journal roundup dated Thursday December 30 1999 with local notices and agency briefs, including regional events, weather outlook, school notices, and community updates from Syracuse area organizations.
A state lobbying bill passes amid criticism it falls short of major goals. The measure hikes penalties from 5000 to 25000, allows random audits, and requires reports from large counties, while gifts under 75 dollars remain common. Senate leaders push for stronger bans but face opposition from Gov Pataki and Assembly leadership.
A bill before the Legislature would make public doctors malpractice histories educational backgrounds and dismissals from hospital staffs. The information would appear on the state Health Department website with a 800 number for patients. The measure, often called Lisa's Law, aims to empower patients to choose safer care and potentially reduce medical errors.
Clinton Moore cites Doug George Kanerino's critique of New York State handling of Iroquois land claims. The 1796 New York City treaty with deputies from the Seven Nations, ratified 1797, extinguished most claims except St. Regis, under authority of Washington. The piece argues for fact-based historical context and notes Washington's involvement and Senate approval.
A reader from Chapel Hill discusses Hoyts Cinemas in Onondaga County, alleging monopoly control with 100 percent market share across 14 films and price increases well above inflation, urging state and local action against perceived anti competitive practices.
A proposal explores merging Syracuse city with Onondaga Nation lands into a single govern- ment entity Syracuse Onondaga to expand the urban area. It suggests shared governance with nation officials, a one time lump sum payment, and tax free status within the merged territory.
The Herald Co publisher invites succinct letters with name address and daytime phone for publication. Submissions become property and may be edited or used in other formats. Include mailing details and contact info to ensure consideration.
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