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Newspaper

Syracuse Herald Journal

Location

Syracuse, New York, United States of America

Date

Feb 04, 2000

Page

6

Fad cay 2000 Herald forms independent stance salute

Syracuse Herald Journal marks an independent approach in its first issue claim. Noting founders editors and staff, the paper pledges to discuss public questions and support policies for the people’s best interests.

Arthur Jenkins Herald Stephen Rogers Stephen A. Rogers Michael J. Connor Timothy D. Bunn Stan Linhorst James F. Kleinklaus Jeffrey A. Barber Peter Lyman

Preserve Ulster Peace Pressure Tests North Ireland Leaders

A call to keep peace in Northern Ireland amid threats to suspend the Belfast Assembly. The piece critiques hard-liners and urges Ian Trimble to push disarmament by the IRA, noting past violence and the cost to families of Damien Trainor and Philip Allen. It argues for democracy, realistic politics, and genuine steps toward permanent peace.

Ulster Noel McCready Catney Allen Trainor Northern Ireland Petar Mandelson United Kingdom Belfast David Trimble Trimble Assembly Mandelson Mandelsen London Assembly Tavas Amy IRA Mitchell Ireland Damien Trainor Philip Allen

Fire safety finally urged for college dorms

The Seton Hall dorm fire spurs action as sprinklers will be installed in Boland Hall and other dorms lacking them. SUNY faces questions over dorm sprinkler gaps with calls for state mandated systems and potential federal rules. Authors urge students and colleges to act now with penalties for alarms ignored to prevent deadly outcomes.

Seton Hall University Seton Hall Boland Hall New York State State University of New York Robert King SUNY Carolyn Maloney D-N-Y U.S Maloney Heidelberg College Tiffin Ohio

Onondaga Lake Peace Conference Proposed in Metro Debate

In his fourth term the county legislator calls for an Onondaga Lake peace conference to mediate Metro sewer plan disputes. He cites scientific critics, urges U S Army Corps mediation, and hopes for a consensus that garners expert and public support before year end.

Onondaga Lake Syracuse Metro Midland Avenue Syracuse University Suny College of Environmental Science Upstate Freshwater Institute U.S James Walsh U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Corps Onondaga County Quondaga Lake

City urged to clear downtown meters and offer free parking days

A Syracuse reader criticizes the city for poor snow removal around parking meters on South Salina Street. The note proposes a daily meter-free option during hazardous conditions and a DPW inspection to declare free parking meter days to maintain winter accessibility. The letter urges action without revenue loss and emphasizes winter resilience.

Syracuse Salina DPW

Postal Service raises first class rate again

Frederick Talbot criticizes the U S Postal Service for proposing a one cent increase in First Class rates from 33 to 34 cents. He argues the service hurts usage, loses customers, and fails to learn from private carriers. The piece questions affordability and market dynamics amid rising prices.

U.S. Postal Service Leason Fed&x United Parcel Service Frederick Talbot Syracuse

Shortage of priests Catholics ignoring an answer women

Jim Buchanan argues that over half of the Syracuse diocese’s 373,000 Catholics are not represented by priests as women and lay sisters could serve as parish priests. He criticizes Bishop Moynihan and Rev Lang for not utilizing available lay leadership and questions church gender discrimination.

James Lang Syracuse Tom Christ Peter James Moynihan Lang Jim Buchanan Minoa

Readers invited to send letters for publication

Readers are urged to submit letters to The Herald Co. papers with name address and daytime phone. Submissions become property of the publishers and may be edited or published in print or online. Contact details include mail to Letters to the Editor, Syracuse area addresses, email, fax, and phone lines for questions and policy explanations.

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