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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Feb 17, 2000
Page
6
Fragment of a historic newspaper page introduces an independent course and calls for public access to measures that best serve the people. It mentions Arthur Jenkins as founder and notes publication details from February 17, 2600, with postal box and location hints.
In Syracuse a 1200 strong crowd urged action after concerns over police conduct and how officers treat residents. City leaders including Mayor Bernard and Police Chief Farge faced questions while clergy pressed for specifics and systemic changes to restore trust and accountability.
Staff writer Jerry Rosen reports haulers are not passing the 40 percent tipping fee reduction to customers. OCRRA plumbed cash reserves to cut fees to 50 per ton at its Rock Cut Road incinerator, but market conditions push private landfills and rate variations threaten county control and potential corruption. Consumers should shop around and insist on fair rates while leaders review the hauling industry.
A county official defends action on women’s restroom shortages at the Civic Center theater area. He notes the 34 year old facility met code at design and construction, provides temporary facilities, and plans a broader project to control costs while addressing needs of female theatergoers.
Letter from Peggy Murray and Onondaga Women's Political Caucus supporters applauds women in the county legislature now forming a third of members and appointing Martha Mulroy to chair the Ways and Means Committee. They urge mention of accessible unisex restrooms, arguing costs between 5 and 10 thousand dollars per facility compare with a proposed plan for 16 stalls at 305 thousand total.
Shawn Halloran argues that Ehan should be returned to his father and criticizes the use of a child as political leverage. He questions the handling and suggests an American child held abroad would prompt an invasion. He asks whether the father may have the right to reunite what remains of his family.
Graham R. Hodges of Liverpool urges support for Al Gore in the Democratic primary on March 7. He argues Bradley’s plan to replace Medicaid with a monthly $190 health voucher would push recipients into choosing among HMOs, risking unsuitable care and complex contracts.
Richard and Brenda Wilbur report repeated parkway closures on Onondaga Lake Parkway cause gridlock on Old Liverpool Road, with short signals, lingering crawl toward the village, and a weekend event pattern. They criticize Bear Street exit closure and urge traffic mitigation for mornings and accidents.
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