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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1990
Page
7
A three part series on aging concludes with a call to action for better policy. It notes nearly a quarter of elderly are poor or near poor and many rely on Social Security with an average of 599 monthly. Projections warn of rising costs as the population ages, urging expanded Medicaid and Medicare and stronger support for independent living and elder care programs.
The piece denounces government fragmentation in Onondaga County and Syracuse, arguing consolidation into a metropolitan government is needed to end redundant agencies. It cites tax fights, missed services, and political fear as drivers of waste, urging merger to save money and streamline operations.
SUE RICKER of Baldwinsville criticizes court rulings that jailed eight peaceful pro-lifers for trespassing at a Planned Parenthood site. She contrasts with Cortland County where prosecutors did not press charges, urging fair justice and highlighting perceived political motives. A letter from ALEXANDER HUSAK in Syracuse supports alternative plans for West Side development, urging preservation of Frazer Park and neighborhood character.
Reader blasts article on the director's Australia trip as wasteful and calls for repayment of 5000 and resignation. suggests a 50 50 funding split for future trips to curb taxpayer waste and urges officials to rethink spending.
Alfred Engstrom asks in a June letter why educators should take voluntary pay cuts or freezes to help students. The writer argues that a first year teacher with a masters earns about $23,000 while private sector pay could reach $33,000, and suggests Engstrom should vote to fund education fully.
Pierre Rinfret, a physician with a combative public stance, declares he can defeat Cuomo in a political contest. He references wartime violence, self descriptions as blunt and tough, and asks voters for support in what appears to be a contentious campaign message.
Real estate firm ALAN ALCOTT Gallinger Real Estate defends Radisson's image, touting diverse, well kept homes and strict rules that sustain high quality of life and facilities. Letter writer notes misportrayals in June 24 article and urges readers to visit. Also mentions a June 25 letter about Israel US relations and Camp David as context.
A letter from a 69 year old man proclaims strong anti flag burning feelings. He cites World War II service as duty to inform the misinformed and threatens violence against flag burners encountered while deer hunting, expressing unwavering old fashioned values.
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