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Newspaper

Syracuse Herald Journal

Location

Syracuse, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 03, 1993

Page

6

Year Round Syracuse honors first graduates in community service

President Clinton urged youth service as a national cause. At 2 p.m. Friday the first graduates of Year Round Syracuse were honored at the Marley Education Center. Forty youths, ages 17 to 22, completed nine months of local projects earning $100 a week and contributing over 40,000 hours to groups like the Food Bank and Rescue Mission.

Clinton National Youth Service Syracuse Harry and Lillian Marley Irving and Waverly Onondaga County West Side Learning Center Food Bank of Central New York Ida Henderson Senior Center Catholic Charities Rescue Mission Thomas Young Boston Terrence Quigley Quigley

Lesson Plans chronicled a year in J D's life from K to12

The Herald Journal's 13 part series by Frank Herron followed students from kindergarten through high school, detailing lessons, growth, and changing school life. It traced routines from tying shoes and reading to lockers, fractions, and history while highlighting teachers, parental guidance, peer pressure, and the shift from childhood to adolescence.

Herald-Journal Frank Herron Jane Kavanagh New York State U.S Europe

Fragmentary Valley Scene with Names and Dissonant Voices

A garbled passage presents scattered names and phrases. Two “crews” enter through a door while staff speak of AMATGORS. References to Bill as a former moderate and to California appear amid odd exclamations about movie stars and haircuts.

Borin Wellonce Ol Bill Akay California

Opinion on protecting pets from theft and cruelty

Kitty White, board member of the Liverpool Animal Protection Society, warns that about 2 million companion animals are stolen annually in the United States. She describes dog dealers, puppy mills, and abuse linked to pet theft, and urges owners to keep pets supervised, collared, and registered. She provides contact numbers for Defense of Animals and local advice to prevent theft.

United States U.S. Department of Agriculture Kitty White Liverpool Animal Protection Society Liverpool

Fairmount Firefighters Host Learn As You Grow Center Trip

The director of Learn As You Grow Child Care Center in Fairmount praises the Fairmount Fire Department volunteers for their field trip with 3 to 5 year olds. Firefighter Gary and crew explained stop drop and roll, fire safety, and showed trucks and gear in a calm clear way.

Fairmount Gary

World needs people to accept God again

Eleanor V. Audlin of Syracuse argues that society's ills stem from rejecting God's laws and Christ's love. She urges true seekers to stand against greed and cruelty to heal homes and institutions and restore moral guidance.

God Christ

No new park needed as fans are scarce

James J. Scott recalls a Syracuse Chiefs game against Richmond on Armed Services Day with free admission and a half-filled ballpark. Richmond led 7 runs in the first inning due to a right fielder error, prompting questions about building a new park versus investing in better players to draw crowds.

Syracuse Chiefs Richmond Syracuse Armed Services James J. Scott

Taxed Stadiums and Arts funding in Onondaga County

The speaker cites room taxes in Tampa and Orlando funding stadiums, notes a Sports Authority Tax later renamed Sports and Arts Tax, and suggests Onondaga County could borrow to fund a local project supporting Syracuse Symphony and Everson. It mentions 35,000 local rooms and banks as loan sources.

Tampa Orlando Sports Authority Syracuse Syracuse Symphony Everson Onondaga County

Readers urged to send letters to the editor

Readers are invited to submit letters for publication. Letters should be succinct and legible and must include the writer's daytime telephone number. Unsigned or unverifiable letters will not be published. The paper may edit letters for length. Mail to P.O. Box 4915 Syracuse NY 13221 or call (315) 4 for submissions. For questions about letters call (15) 470-2235.

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