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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 1968
Page
6
Arthur Jenkins founder of the Herald proclaims in the January 15 1877 first issue that the paper will pursue public questions without party politics and back men and measures best for the people.
The Syracuse Area Improvement Corp. filed nine purchase offers for 10 two family homes in Syracuse. FHA inspectors will survey properties with Edward Irish Construction Co. to plan improvements and costs. Rents are targeted 65 to 105 dollars monthly with aim to rent 30 rebuilt homes to large families.
Syracuse Herald Journal issue dated Tuesday January 30 1968 lists staff roles and editors with publisher editor business manager and department heads along with advertising and circulation managers in a full newspaper masthead style. The document provides names and positions for editorial production night day editors sports editor and other staff.
Rep. Hanley leads a push to designate Onondaga Lake as a national laboratory with support from Secretary Udall. Syracuse University Civil Engineering study cites a 900000 dollar lake cost and urges combining dredging, filling, and industry cooperation to use the whole lake as a laboratory. The effort hinges on federal investment and bipartisan backing.
Senate moves on two constitutional amendments repealing the Blaine ban and adding a right to sue for unconstitutional expenditures, plus a civil practice tweak. A third penal law package seeks to permit police and civilians to use force in arrests and self defense amid optimistic codes committee reports. A reapportionment bill shifts duty to a Commission headed by a Court of Appeals member, authored by Moses Weinstein.
A reader laments violent cartoons and poor grammar in children’s programming while criticizing local media coverage of a music show. The letter urges parental action and questions responsible parties. Another writer supports Onondaga Lake reclamation led by Dr Daniel Jackson and Dr Paul Brennan, urging public backing for Rep Hanley’s lake remediation bill.
A reader responds to Sharon Liepke’s letter in the Herald American stating that safari need not mean hunting and condemning killing or wounding animals. The writer argues a true sport should give the adversary an equal chance and notes they have not seen the Alaska Safari photograph.
A reader counters editorials on Governor Rockefeller’s budget by noting apathy in Syracuse and asks what residents are doing to address the city’s deteriorating education quality. He urges action to counter the inflated state budget.
The fragment hints at a society event amid many happenings. readable text is limited. The item appears to document a local social group or club activity without clear names, dates, or outcomes. Further readable details are needed for a precise card.
A family on Westmoreland Avenue reports their dog was killed by a car that fled the scene. The animal was tagged, and the incident left the children unable to sleep that night. The writer laments the driver’s lack of accountability and wishes them sleepless nights.
A stockholder and employee of the New York Central rails at odds with a reader over passenger service. The writer defends the Super Chief El Capitan plan, urges public accountability of the railroad as a public utility, and notes regulatory oversight by New York's Department of Public Service. He laments limited travel to Syracuse and Rockford College and hints at calling Ma Bell for better passenger service.
The Class of 1968 at Henninger High expresses gratitude to the history department for helping all students pass. Special recognition goes to Mr Corcoran for evening review sessions and to Mr Gold berg Mr Tyler Mr Ferris and Mr Knapp for after school reviews.
The piece outlines how Wilbur Mills of the House Ways and Means Committee dominates the budget process for President Johnson. Mills blocks a 10 percent tax surcharge unless major federal cuts are made, shaping a 1969 budget with only a $300 million rise beyond $10.1 billion in defense and required increases.
The United States defends the right of ships to listen to international air waves arguing the Pueblo incident shows the need for global electronic monitoring. It warns Moscow that restricting listening could invite similar limits on Soviet and Korean maritime activity and heighten danger at sea.
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