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Syracuse Herald Journal

Location

Syracuse, New York, United States of America

Date

Jul 26, 1996

Page

5

English-Only Law Threatens American Unity

A House panel backs a bill to require the federal government to transact all business in English, a move critics call xenophobic. The author cites citizens who do not speak English, yet Census data shows 96 percent speak English and 99 percent of federal documents are English. The piece argues immigration history proves Americans learned English and that the melting pot preserves diverse cultures, not erodes them.

House Economic and Educational Opportunities Committee United States Randy “Duke” Cunningham R-Calif General Accounting Office America

Handicapped Parking Rights Urged as Fines Rise

Community urges strict enforcement of new law doubling fines for abusing handicapped parking. Offenses include occupying spaces without a disabled person present and leaving a vehicle unattended. Police, merchants, and car cart collectors urged to help deter violations and protect disabled access.

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Mourning Chief Shenandoah Deepens Central New York Faith

The InterReligious Council of Central New York and Onondaga community mourn the passing of Chief Shenandoah. He guided Iroquois spiritual life and taught responsibility to future generations and respect for the natural world. The council honors his moral leadership and lasting impact on Syracuse and beyond.

Leon Shenandoah Iroquois Grand Council of Chiefs InterReligious Council of Central New York Shenandoah New York Ronald B. Dewberry Dorothy F. Rose InterReligious Council Syracuse

SSO finances blamed on itself says Syracuse official

A Syracuse official cites years of reliance on government funds for the Syracuse Symphony Orchestra and notes the 1993-94 state budget provided 500000 while offering 150000 more for 1994-95, warning grants should not fund ongoing operations as fund sources diminish.

Mel Egders SSO John DeFrancisco SSO Board David 4 Ridings

Gun control urged after teen's accidental death in Granby

JOHN CHILBON calls for stronger gun laws following the accidental death of 14 year old Matthew McImigré Tl in Granby Oswego County. He notes a loaded gun fired by a 17 year old and urges accountability and safety measures to protect children from unsecured firearms.

Matthew McImigré Tl Granby Oswego County Mcinwre America

Mulroy opposed handgun licensing critique prompts voters

A letter to the Herald Journal by Frederick Neff of the Onondaga County Federation of Sportsmen's Clubs defends Judge J Kevin Mulroy's handgun licensing procedures, arguing that strict policy has saved lives amid daily street violence and calls for reelection support.

Herald- Journal Frederick Neff Onondaga County Federation of Sportsmen's Clubs OCFSC J. Kevin Mulroy

Libraries seek free Internet for libraries and schools

A letter cites a New York Times piece noting cable firms pledge free high speed Internet access to schools. It asks why municipal libraries and private schools lack free modem access, urges Adelphia’s city franchise deal to include Internet access and training, mentions $400 modems and operator promises.

New York Times Time Warner Inc Tele-Communications Inc Syracuse Adelphia Cable Mayor Adelphia William Keefe Wy

Letters Policy for Reader Submissions

Readers are invited to submit letters for publication They should be succinct and legible Writers address and daytime telephone number must be included Authorship may not be verified The paper reserves the right to edit for length Mailing address is Letters to the Bulletin Herald Journal Herald American P O Box 4915 Syracuse NY 13221 Fax number 470 3019 For questions call News Line at 472 2141 category 3348 EDIT

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