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Syracuse Herald Journal

Location

Syracuse, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 10, 1993

Page

6

Punish welfare fraud suspects to fix faulty system

Onondaga County social services chief Robert Stone touts bi annual rounds of fraud arrests totaling 110000 in August 1991. Reporters found most suspects faced no jail time, only restitution, probation, or adjournments in contemplation of dismissal, with experts citing cost as a reason to avoid incarceration.

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Courageous Stand Against Crime by the Daltons

Bill and Denise Dalton narrate a rowdy Syracuse neighborhood battle with drugs and crime. They organized a Neighborhood Watch, gained police access to security cameras, and encouraged community cooperation to reclaim Croly Street near East Fayette Street and Rolling Green Estates.

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Crouse-Hinds workers fund Elmcrest playground upgrade

Syracuse division employees of Cooper Industries Crouse-Hinds organized a Christmas time drive to build a playground for Elmcrest Children's Center. Matching funds brought nearly $6,000 with many volunteers planning and building alongside Elmcrest children. Other firms donated materials services and even food, creating a standout act of community sharing.

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Downtown stadium debate ends in citywide tie

Readers react to proposed ballpark sites in Syracuse, weighing safety and parking concerns. Supporters urge a downtown location citing community benefits and public relations gains, while opponents argue the North Side offers lower costs and better safety.

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North Side location would limit pollution

Downtown Syracuse sits in a valley between hills and a stadium nearby could trap car and bus emissions during game nights. A North Side site would allow better air dissipation, avoiding the pall of bad air in the city bowl. East Syracuse named as the writer credits Ken Woodward and J Ashley.

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Should New Stadium Aid Go To Chiefs Downtown?

A reader questions the stadium plan for the Chiefs arguing that taxpayers in New York state Onondaga County and Syracuse would fund most costs while leagues offer nothing. The piece asserts high state taxes strain bridges highways and schools and asks why fund a stadium mainly for a Canadian farm team. The writer wonders about federal help and deficit reduction plans.

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Stadium location sparks debate in Syracuse

residents argue for a North Side site near the old stadium citing availability and parking while opponents warn a downtown build raises costs and ticket prices and could jeopardize Triple A baseball in Syracuse. Susan Schad reports from Syracuse with quotes from local residents.

Stadium location debate in Syracuse downtown sparks push

In Syracuse residents argue the city should keep the stadium at its current best site downtown. Julia A. Pinkasewicz notes strong desires for renewed city energy and downtown zing amid the contentious discussion.

Syracuse Dawn City

Readers invited to submit concise letters for publication

The paper invites letters from readers that are succinct and legible. Include the writer's daytime telephone number. Unsigned letters or those with unverifiable authors will not be published. The publication may edit for length. Mail to P.O. Box 4915 Syracuse NY 13221 or call (315) 470-2235 for questions.

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