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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Feb 14, 2000
Page
4
Public notice published by The Herald Company dated February 14 2000 appears from Clinton Square Syracuse New York. Source text references office box and publication date for an official notice.
Senate leader Joseph Bruno urged a $20 million three year subsidy to cut New York domestic flight prices. The plan risks rewarding monopolistic airlines and underwriting high costs for taxpayers. Upstate routes suffer from limited landing slots and deregulation harms, while offloading relief to residents elsewhere remains unlikely. JetBlue entry and slot reform proposals highlight path to true competition.
A Massachusetts proposal would extend attorney client privilege to parents, allowing them not to testify against their children. Critics urge federal action to ensure nationwide consistency while praising the need to protect family bonds and limit compelled parental testimony in criminal cases.
Suzanne Abrams comments from Syracuse on February four at Syracuse City Court urging Police Benevolent Association President Jeffrey Piedmonte to apologize to Eddie and Lorraine Brooks and Donna Reese of the NAACP for police intimidation seen during Black History Month. She argues the public funds police salaries and demands accountability and a clear apology to all concerned.
In a reader letter, Felice Ferris Farriss condemns Bernard Kraft's question about adding restroom stalls and mirrors at the Civic Center. The letter targets Kraft's sexist attitude, arguing mirrors do not influence women's restroom use and questioning voters' support for him.
A proposal questions rerouting traffic and building a tunnel beneath Clinton Square by digging blocks of the old Erie Canal and Erie Boulevard to keep Erie Boulevard open for vehicles while Clinton Square becomes pedestrian friendly. John Tulowiecki Jr. voices the idea.
The note advocates buying shade grown coffee to protect bird habitats and farmer health. It cites that shade coffee houses more than 150 bird species, while sun coffee reduces suitable habitats by 94 to 97 percent and relies on chemicals. It urges local stores to stock shade grown options and points readers to the Smithsonian Migratory Bird Center for more details.
The Herald Journal invites letters to the editor with the writer’s full name address and daytime phone. Submissions become property of The Herald Journal Herald American and may be edited and published or posted online. Mailing address email and fax details are provided along with a contact number for questions.
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