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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1995
Page
3
Democrats pick former councilor Matt Driscoll for the Third District vacancy amid a partisan confrontation with Republicans. The likely appointment faces a November election, barring legal challenges or shifts by councilors.
Kennedy Square in Syracuse faces drug dealing, crime, and neglect despite management changes. HUD subsidies, state oversight, and tenant action are urged to demand on site counseling, regular inspections, stronger security, and better maintenance to revitalize the 409 units on East Water Street.
The Onondaga Citizens League invites residents to join its 16th study on Opportunities for Economic Development Reinvesting in the Community. The first meeting is Wednesday 12:15 to 1:30 p.m. at Park Central Church Syracuse corners East Payel ie and South Townsend streets. Contact Lee Smith at University College 443-2858.
In a Syracuse letter David Andrews urges Rep. James Walsh to support a lobbyist gift ban, back an independent counsel over Gingrich backers, delay profits from outside dealings, and demand real campaign finance reform to prove his independence.
Joyce Robertson of DeWitt accuses a recent editorial about rerouting Dome traffic of bias against residential areas. She cites Lyn don traffic woes caused by commercial growth and asserts affluent neighborhoods face constant deadlines and disruption, urging reconsideration.
Newt Gingrich, the historian, argues the United States needs a forceful course correction to avert decline seen in other nations. The piece notes urgency in his warnings and questions whether lawmakers will adopt a harsh but necessary cure with potential unpleasant side effects.
The speaker argues sex education is nearly complete but omits prostate and breast cancer information. They urge early lessons on breast cancer screening, sex protection, and dangers of smoking drinking and drugs, noting past neglect led to needless deaths. Emphasizes information as key to healthier lives.
Richard Beamish argues that strong Adirondack Park protections support a robust biophysical resource base and growing economy. He notes rising housing, job gains, and new mills under APA safeguards, urging continued expansion of protections while accommodating development and telecommuting.
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