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Syracuse Herald Journal

Location

Syracuse, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 04, 1995

Page

9

Reform Albany Budget Talks With Open Negotiations Now

In our opinion the state budget process is failing due to secrecy and partisanship. Three leaders repeatedly bargain behind closed doors, missing deadlines and eroding public trust. A radical fix is public, on the record negotiations visible to citizens and journalists, ending the betrayals and endless leaks.

Albany New York Senate Assembly George Pataki Sheldon Silver Joseph Bruno Pataki Mario Cuomo

Overtime and Holiday Pay Abuse in Onondaga County Deputies

County deputies and supervisors exploit a payroll rule allowing vacation bonus and overtime pay for the same eight hour shift. Examples include Rufus Banks earning over $52 an hour on Election Day and Lt. Anthony Callisto receiving $198.87 for seven hours of overtime after a brief college meeting. Holiday premiums totaled $203,800 for all county employees, with jail staff receiving $15,011 in 1994. Legislator Andrews calls for changing the contract while department officials defend current practices as legal. Taxpayers spend about $2 million yearly on sheriff’s overtime.

Onondaga County Rufus Banks Anthony Callisto Onondaga Community College Russ Andrews

Zagata urged to serve all New Yorkers as DEC chief

A letter contends Michael Zagata as the new DEC commissioner must balance permits for development with protecting wildlife and Adirondack resources. It questions his past ties to oil interests and warns that state forests support tourism, tax revenue, and local services, urging consideration of residents as primary customers.

Michael Zagata Department of Environmental Conservation DEC Mr. Zagata New York State New York Zagata Arctic National Wildlife Refuge New York Times Adirondack Adirondacks Adirondack Park

Taiwanese Leader Lee Teng-hui Visit Sparks Support

A Taiwanese-American writer thanks editorials endorsing Lee Teng-hui of Taiwan visiting the United States. Lee, Cornell alumnus and Taiwan president for six years, is to be honored on Ithaca campus with a Central New York visit starting Thursday, including a Hancock Airport arrival in Syracuse. The letter condemns U S political pressure from China to block the visit, praising democracy and human rights.

Taiwan Lee Teng-hui United States China Lee Cornell University Ithaca New York Hancock Syracuse

Wanted child bumper sticker sparks pro choice debate

A reader from Vernon argues that a bumper sticker reading Every child a wanted child reduces unborn life to a possession valued by others. The piece contends that the worth of a child should not depend on others affections or competing priorities.

Christine Russ Vernon

Balance Budget Now Seven Year GOP Plan Critique

A citizen argues the US cannot afford a seven year GOP plan to balance the budget. Proposes immediate actions including cutting subsidies, trimming staffs and pensions, reducing health costs, boosting jobs, and curbing imports like Japanese cars to save jobs. Calls for proportional sacrifices if needed.

U.S Congress

Flag burning debate seen as GOP grandstanding

Walter Pawlina of Syracuse argues that flag desecration laws amount to political theater by Republicans. He asserts true patriots need not amend the Constitution to criminalize flag burning and condemns the move as grandstanding.

Tam Walter Pawlina Syracuse

Letters Policy and Contact Details From Herald Journal

Readers are invited to submit concise letters with daytime phone numbers. Unsigned or unverifiable authors will not be published. The paper may edit letters for length. Mail to Letters to the Editor Herald Journal Syracuse NY 13221. Phone and fax numbers and tech settings are provided for submissions and inquiries.

Herald- Journal Herald American P.O. Box Syracuse N.Y

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