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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Jul 17, 2000
Page
4
Arthur Jenkins, founder, declares in the Herald first issue dated January 15, 1877 that the paper will engage in public questions and support men and measures best for the people's interests, signaling an independent course.
Syracuse officials grapple with Foody’s $48,000 severance for unused vacation and comp time. Proposals to cap payouts stalled since November amid council rifts and calls for a uniform policy governing chief departures.
Syracuse hails Chief Tom Sardino a 15 year leader who balanced firm law enforcement with dialogue during protests. A native of Syracuse, he earned respect as a tough but thoughtful chief guiding the department through violent times and earning national police leadership roles. He died at 72, leaving a legacy of discipline, mentorship, and public service.
Onondaga leaders weigh a $250 million Carousel mall tax pilot within a $1 billion mixed-use project. A sales tax revenue share should prioritize schools, dedicating 70 percent of dollars to the city school district, shielding property tax losses and stabilizing funding for education and neighborhoods. Fayetteville columnist William J. Watt comments on nursing staffing and wage policies.
A columnist argues Congress should curb circus elephants and rides to protect children. He warns that if elephants are controlled, bicycles playgrounds and pony rides may face limits too. Stephen Vincent remarks on political stances and public safety.
Thomas L Martin of Local 854 United Auto Workers in East Syracuse argues persistent anti labor effects from permanent normal trade relations with China. He says Congress favors multinational finance over American workers, predicting job losses, factory closures, and regional decay as production shifts to China and Mexico amid weak trade outcomes.
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