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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Dec 31, 1990
Page
5
A Syracuse columnist laments fading post holiday generosity while urging sustained support for food pantries and charities. The Salvation Army reports 2500 food requests this December, 700 more than last year, and the Interreligious Food Consortium notes food drives must continue beyond January.
The piece condemns Dan Quayle for visiting Cypress Point Club, which bars Black members, and links his actions to broader private club discrimination. It notes related issues at Burning Tree, Shoal Creek, and Augusta National, calling inequality in private clubs morally wrong and politically stainful.
Syracuse Common Council votes to extend the payment in lieu of taxes agreement with Pyramid Cos owner of Carousel Center Mall, enabling faster Oil City district development as urban showcase. A pilot plane safely landed near Skaneateles after engine trouble with minor injuries. potential radioactive medicine spill risks noted by officials. Katherine Dowdell Disher named one of Ebony magazine's 100 Most Promising Black Women Executives.
Solvay High School faces blame from community members after a swastika vandalism incident. Patrick R Herron, social studies teacher, defends educators and students while criticizing local papers for alleged anti semitism claims and urging responsible reporting. He cites pride in teaching about Hitler era and warns against prejudice.
A North Syracuse resident decries school board decisions, noting seniors struggle with taxes and threaten to move away. Jeanne A. Hurd appeals to officials, warning of exodus from a taxed-to-death district in New York.
The piece condemns fur industry advertising showing smiling women in fur while critiquing animal cruelty. It cites brutal leg traps banned in over 60 countries and notes traps kill more animals than fur farms, with ranch conditions described as cruel and inhumane. Nancy Camorati.
David J. Bradley replies to a December letter, condemning Christian fundamentalists for trying to inflict their opinions on everyone, including his children. He accuses Bradley of repeating the fault by using harsh rhetoric while Christians recall Samson’s jawbone as a counterpoint.
On a cold morning in Baldwinsville Oct 29 M Kinslow fell in a driveway on Cold Springs Road suffering a badly broken leg. A kind anonymous passerby rescued them and is thanked with best wishes for the holiday.
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