Pioneer Homes traffic dispute shows health and safety concerns
Residents of Pioneer Homes protested a traffic detour rerouting vehicles through their neighborhood to avoid a pollution monitor near Syracuse. Officials plan open streets for a SU Dome game, but residents seek a lasting solution with calmer dialogue and safer routes while protecting health and air quality.
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Pioneer Homes
East Adar
South Townsend Streets
Syracuse
State Department of Environmental Conservation
Onondaga
Monitor
Central
New York
DEC
Syracuse Metropolitan Transportation Council
Carmen, Harlow
Sidney Oglesby
Smtcs
Jon
Doe
Syracuse University
Parcer Homes
Armory Square
We Welcome Immigrants and the American Dream
A broad defense of legal immigrants and welfare reform, arguing the nation gains from diverse newcomers. It asserts immigrants contribute taxes, work, and family life, warns against state driven welfare bans, and urges federal responsibility to welcome and support immigrants who face hard times.
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America
Congress
Clinton praise amid partisan debate over Hamas policy
Kelly S Dellas argues in favor of Clinton's stance against Hamas and terrorism, praising Secretary of State Warren Christopher and the State of the Union emphasis on bipartisanship. The writer urges voters to support leaders who pursue strong, nonpartisan solutions.
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Bill Clinton
Warren Christopher
America
Christopher
Harvard University
Spe
Hamas
Israel
Dam Oroke
Clinton
Bill Cox
Congress
Kelly S Dellas
Fayetteville
Americans See Quick Fixes for Big Problems
The public demands less crime lower taxes and better schools without violence but resists giving officials time to act. Voters expect immediate results yet overlook the need for substantial solutions and ongoing support for leaders.
City Budget Plan Sparks Public Debate in Syracuse
Syracuse residents applaud Mayor Bernardi and the Financial Plan Commission for examining fiscal health and proposing immediate solutions to budget shortfalls. Kenneth A. Shaw praises the process while William F. Hanlon questions firefighter staffing and city salaries, urging safer public policy.
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Tam Sure T
Roy Bernardi
Syracuse Financial Plan Commission
Commission
Syracuse University
Shaw
Bernardi
Kenneth A. Shaw
Syracuse
City Financial Plan Commission
Syracuse Fire Department
Crouse Irving Memorial Hospital
Rochester
Buffalo
William F Hanlon Baldwinsville
City parks skating and swimming fees defended
Bob Webber notes against charging for rink and pool use backed by Mayor Roy Bernardi. He argues price free access keeps parks active and supervised for kids and elderly, questioning how fees cover costs.
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Roy Bernardi
Syracuse Financial Plan Commission
Bob Webber
Fayetteville
Readers invited to submit letters for publication
The paper asks readers to send succinct legible letters with daytime phone numbers. It notes editing for length and provides the mailing address P.O. Box 4915 Syracuse NY 13221. For home computer readers, a dial in number appears as 315 ARNOSAOF and a questions line at 315 470-2235 is listed.
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Whitechin
P.O. Box
Syracuse
N.Y
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James F Kleinklaus
Jeffrey A Barber
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