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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Dec 31, 1992
Page
8
In a New Year’s Eve plea a shopper at Price Chopper in Clay’s Seneca Mall notes a cashier’s stand against two drunken buyers. The piece urges designated drivers and sober choices, warning of legal and financial consequences of drunken driving and stressing collective responsibility for road safety.
Syracuse University brings 95 players in pads to Phoenix to face Colorado in the Fiesta Bowl. A standout season with nine wins and two losses has fans proud of coach Paul Pasqualoni, quarterback Marvin Graves, receiver Chris Gedney, and others as New Year’s Day game approaches.
In Ononda ga County the bookmobile service died this week after nearly 25 years. It loaned about 200 books daily and made 50 biweekly stops mainly at nursing homes and nurseries. Regulars, employees, and patrons mourn the loss while libraries thrive, hoping readers find new ways to stay connected to the written word.
FX Matt Brewing of Utica pushes a non alcoholic high fiber Barlee Farms after a poll named it the worst new product of 1992. Plan is to reformulate barley malt and white grape juice and begin selling in about a month as it targets health foods.
Letters allege nonprofit bingo funding will suffer when Oneida Nation opens a land buying venture. Residents question regulatory approvals and call for scrutiny of funding sources and hearings. A Liverpool bingo chairman warns of reduced donations and possible closures as high stakes games shift to the reservation. Also letters urge tougher crime laws and gun penalties amid Brady Bill debate. A Syracuse note mentions Cartier Dome and Space Age Dome at Syracuse University.
A Herald Journal editorial titled Parents remain the best censors argues for press responsibility in light of the American Family Association stance on sex and violence in entertainment. The author praises the paper but warns that freedom must pair with civic duty, noting tobacco ads and media influence. Kelvin S. Jones applauds AF A and urges balanced accountability across institutions and individuals for societal decline.
Mary Matt shares a Christmas card ritual choosing one card each day to pray for the sender. She notes that recycling cards to a worthy cause follows this personal moment of gratitude and intent to do something special for each kind friend.
Readers are invited to submit letters for publication. They should be succinct and legible and include a daytime telephone number. unsigned letters are not published. The paper reserves the right to edit for length. P O Box 4915 Syracuse NY 13221. For questions call (315) 470 2232.
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