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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 2001
Page
5
Arthur Jenkins, founder, states in the Herald's first issue on January 15 1877 that party politics are to be ignored and public questions discussed openly while supporting ren and measures best for the people. The quote frames a civic minded, independent editorial stance.
The city fronts a tight political window as Matt Driscoll, formerly Common Council president, becomes mayor amid a pending Democratic primary. He inherits a divided field, retains veteran aides, and faces duty over fiscal stability, infrastructure projects, and city services while steering a nonincumbent path.
A Connecticut consumer allege s Acme Rent A Car uses GPS tracking to fine motorists up to 150 for speeding and bills the charges to ATM cards Hidden in small print the policy drew protests from the state Consumer Protection Department the attorney general and the ACLU James Turner sued in small claims court while Acme offers refunds and contract revisions The case highlights concerns over privacy and abusive trade practices and prompts calls for clearer disclosures and fair enforcement.
A Camillus reader urges more diverse and accessible reading for students. He criticizes West Genesee School District’s Shared Decision-Making Committee for offering only five books per grade, noting library shortages, limited copies, and true access issues. He argues parents, not experts, should drive reading choices.
A reader laments a string of distressing headlines from a Rochester child murder to AIDS indifference, a probation clash over Robert Downey Jr, and a critic’s take on Limp Bizkit’s fatherhood. The column closes with WWII restraint thoughts and a plea to save fuel for future generations.
Letter praises June 21 article Connecting the generations for highlighting dual generation centers or shared sites. It notes Generations United forming to promote elderly and youth collaboration and recalls vivid photos of elderly volunteers reading, tagging, feeding, and caring for children, expressing renewed optimism.
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