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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Jul 30, 1990
Page
4
Arthur Jenkins, founder, states in first issue of Herald on January 15, 1877 that the paper will pursue an independent course, discuss public questions, and support men and measures advancing the people’s interests.
Mayor Tom Young has warned Joseph Murphy to pay more than 2 million owed or face eviction. City regards property as a tenant owner arrangement since the city technically owns the building, with bonds backed by the Syracuse Industrial Development Agency. If Murphy cannot meet obligations, bankruptcy would not halt hotel operations, and the city seeks to move on without padlocking doors while awaiting the convention center’s impact.
Niagara Mohawk Power Corp posts higher yearly earnings of 129.1 million, up from 106.07 million, aided by a PSC agreement to cover replacement power for Nine Mile Point 1 while it restarts. A monthly surcharge of about 2 dollars will begin in September and run to February to keep the utility afloat.
Assemblyman Michael Bragman introduces a bill to raise fines to 5000 and a four year jail term for false emergency reports, effective this fall. The measure follows the death of Christopher Bilger, a North Syracuse volunteer firefighter killed in a 1987 call that was a false alarm.
Joe Kalina reflects on a 1990 AP article and argues against Leuchter's theory that Auschwitz crematoria only deloused belongings. He cites Nuremberg records, presses for further study, and warns of a future revisionist danger while noting the editor's note and his wartime imprisonment.
GYORGY BODOKY MD thanks Literacy Volunteers of America and Growing Place Nursery School in Syracuse for support during his year abroad from Hungary. He especially praises Claire Cocciolo Janet Harley and several teachers for aiding English learning and cultural adjustment.
The 64 page Downtown Syracuse report calls for walking path clearing and complete snow removal downtown after heavy snowfall. City leaders are thanked for downtown progress and guidance.
The National Motorists Association says about 1000 miles of New York highways could qualify for a 64 mph limit, including all of Interstate 81 except downtown Syracuse areas. It notes most drivers exceed limits and cites about 400000 speeding tickets earning around $20 million last year.
Austin Paulnack argues for marked nine one one as the emergency number and urges snow belt cities like Rochester to plow residential walks for pedestrian safety while suggesting a small annual charge funded by property assessments. He frames the plan as reducing panic and aiding children learning to count.
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