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Syracuse Herald Journal

Location

Syracuse, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 06, 1994

Page

4

SEARCH FOR SARA ENDS We hope answers are found

State police and county sheriff's department with local fire departments conducted a late night search for 12 year old Sara Ann Wood missing since August 18 1993. Newspapers featured Sara's posters for a year while the community united in hope and prayer, believing a killer would be found. The Raquette Lake memorial cross and flowers symbolize the region's shared grief and quest for justice.

Sara Herkimer County Sara Ann Wood Mark Russ Norwich Corners “Presbyterian Church Frances Robert Wood Raquette Lake Adirondacks the Woods Raquelle Lake

Navy takes step against harassment by Lt. Simmons case

Navy Secretary Dalton apologized to Lt. Darlene Simmons after testimony on sexual harassment by officers. Simmons kept under a harsh cycle until the Navy reviewed her case. The service reprima nded two officers and expunged negative evaluations from her record. Dalton vows broader efforts to end harassment following Tailhook 1991 fallout.

House Armed Services Committee Navy Darlene Simmons Secretary of the Navy Simmons Arthur Catullo John B. Breaux D-La Catullo John H. Dalton Dalton

Spelling Bee standout Theresa Spaulding earns 21st place

Theresa Spaulding of Cortland represented the Herald-Journal in the 67th Scripps Howard National Spelling Bee finishing tied for 21st among 238 entrants. ESPN broadcast the finals for the first time, highlighting national interest in spelling as a sport.

Theresa Spaulding Cort‘land Herald-Journal ESPN

Columnist cautions over rushed health care reform

John E Stevens endorses Cal Thomas's view that the government should slow down on the health care bill. He urges comparing with England Canada and other nations to avoid repeating post office and veterans hospital failings. He argues to review pluses and minuses before rushing Congress.

Cal Thomas Herald-Journal England Canada Congress John E. Stevens Jamesville

State highway stop sign mystery frustrates village official

A village trustee contrasts a lack of response from the New York Department of Transportation in Syracuse regarding who placed a stop sign on a state highway through the village. The reporter reports hours of phone calls from 10 AM to 4 PM without a clear answer, critiquing the traffic and safety office and alleging poor transparency.

State Department of Transportation Syracuse Office of Traffic and Safety Traffic Department Traffic and Safety Ame Hichoriad Raosleim Cyprucs Pete

Widow’s story and Clinton words clash in May news

Reader questions editor choices on May 29 coverage pairing a Gulf War widow profile with President Clinton quotes. The letter contrasts the widow’s bravery with alleged Clinton evasion of military service, arguing the President’s stance dishonors soldiers like Army Cpl. J. Scott Lindsey and loyalty to the United States.

Herald American Clinton United States of America Army J. Scott Lindsey

Starchief Stadium Proposed as Ballpark Name

A proposal suggests naming the new Syracuse baseball ballpark Starchief Stadium to honor the old Stars lineage while embracing the current era. The idea preserves the existing Stars heritage without renaming the team itself.

Starchief Stadium Stars Syracuse Starchief

Romancing summer in the mall amid warm day reflections

The writer roams Green Lakes and Fayetteville streets then cools at the mall on a rare June day. She watches people, admires fashion, notes children and elders, and finds wisdom and grace among shoppers, ending with a reflective, affectionate look at humanity.

Green Lakes Fayetteville Florida Marjorie Lisson Syracuse

Critic David Abrams faces heat over Tosca review in Syracuse

A reader accuses Syracuse music critic David Abrams of bias and inaccurate reporting after his Tosca review. The letter praises Fabio Mechetti and Richard McKee, deeming the performance a resounding triumph and criticizing the critic’s failure to note the standing ovation and skilled conducting.

David Abrams Syracuse Symphony Syracuse Abrams Fabio Mechetti Richard McKee Syracuse Opera Mechetti Ftyyat Att Eee Coward Syracuse University

Readers invited to submit letters to the editor

Readers may mail unsigned letters with verifiable authorship to P O Box 4915 Qurannae NV 12991. Include credit and contact details. Readers on home computers or modems may use the phone line (315) 470-2027 to send letters and ask questions at (315) 470-2235.

P.O. Ray Hama

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