In Our Opinion Victory In Panama
This column argues the Panama invasion aimed to capture Manuel Noriega amid praise for Bush while condemning the human cost. It condemns media framing, urges accountability for Panamanian casualties, and calls for reform in U.S. foreign policy and public mood as Noriega faces trial.
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Shoveling Walks Lesson in Winter Safety
A 34 year old man, Na poleon T Wilder, was struck by a car on East Fayette Street as snow clogged sidewalks. The driver fled. authorities urge enforcing snow removal laws and drivers to watch for pedestrians. The piece argues snow kindness and stricter tickets could reduce injuries as winter continues.
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Zimmer Back in Albany After Near Fatal Illness
Gov Cuomo began the State of the State with Assemblyman Mel Zimmer summoned to the podium as colleagues rose in tribute to his courageous return to the Albany floor. Ten months earlier survival seemed uncertain, yet Zimmer was back in his office representing constituents as the 1990 session opened.
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Santa’s Carrier Seymour School Adopted by Carrier
Santa and Carrier Corporation volunteers delivered individually wrapped Christmas gifts to 600 Seymour School students and staff as part of the Adopt a School program. Santa called each child by name, creating a moment of warmth and connection between Carrier employees and Seymour students.
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Salvation Army thanks helpers for holiday gifts in Syracuse
The Salvation Army in the Syracuse area expresses gratitude to those who assisted with holiday gifts for the less fortunate. It asks people with extra gifts they did not pass out to donate them for storage for next season's distribution.
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Should Women Fight in Combat Be Allowed by Law
Readers weigh whether women should serve in combat roles with the Army Navy and Air Force and whether Congress will lift bans. The Syracuse Herald American notes restrictions on Navy Marine Corps and Air Force duties, while Army policy debates reflect self defense claims and calls for equality.
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Manlius Planning Board Urged to Hear Residents Over Meadowstream Plan
A reader critiques the Manlius Village Planning Board for backing Derek Tarelli’s Meadowstream development, citing unresolved drainage issues from Fawn Ridge, multiple resident appeals, and concerns on bus routes emergency access schooling traffic police and local impact. The letter notes repeated resident investments in drainage remedies and accuses the board of favoring the developer despite experienced builders’ doubts.
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Readers invited to submit public letters for publication
The Herald-Journal and Herald American invite readers to submit letters on any public matter. Letters received will be published and the papers reserve the right to edit for length.
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