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Newspaper

Syracuse Herald Journal

Location

Syracuse, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 11, 1992

Page

9

Stiffer penalties urged to curb illegal dumping

Onondaga County Executive Nicholas Pirro urges police to arrest illegal dumpers amid a growing waste crisis. The editorial argues current fines of 250 dollars and eight hours of service are insufficient as trash costs the county tens of thousands and recycling rises in priority. It calls for harsher, tiered penalties for toxic waste appliances and tires to deter violators and protect the environment.

Onondaga County Nicholas Pirro Post-Standard Pennsylvania

Gates Must Go LA Chief Prolongs City’s Pain

Opinion piece harshly criticizes Los Angeles Police Chief Daryl Gates for his handling of the Rodney King beating aftermath. It cites his threats to retire, City Council fears over his tenure, and calls him a megalomaniac who hinders healing and peace in a traumatized city.

Gates L.A Los Angeles Rodney King Daryl Gates West Central Civil Service Zev Yaroslavsky

Carry In Carry-Cut program cuts garbage costs countywide

Onondaga County Parks celebrate a litter program led by Parks Commissioner Gary MacLachlan. Volunteers with Wegmans donated bags take home waste after trash can removal, saving at least $60 000 through resident responsibility and community cooperation. Fayetteville lawyer Chris Campbell earns Olympic wrestling spot in Barcelona 198p class at age 37. Local supporters anticipate widespread televised cheers.

Gary MacLachlan Wegmans Food Markets

Bridge clearance peril on Onondaga Lake Parkway sparks ideas

Andy Bogdanovs of Liverpool proposes hinged underbridge panels at the parkway entrance to warn truck drivers about low clearance near the railroad bridge. He also suggests banning 18 wheelers from Route 370 to Baldwinsville to reduce hazards and traffic in a letter to Assemblyman Bragman.

Bragman Onondaga Lake Parkway Baldwinsville Andy

Road Build-Up Grinds Down 1-81 Bumps, Driver Says

Richard J. McClimans of Camillus urgesDOT to smooth the big highway bumps on 1-81 between Mattydale and Taft. He notes the jolts at 55 mph cause vehicle damage and would back up traffic for miles if drivers slow to avoid the shocks.

Mattydale Taft Richard J. McClimans Camillus

Perot Bashers Boost His Appeal, Says North Syracuse Man

Rick Burke of North Syracuse says negative press makes Ross Perot more attractive. He declares he is sold and notes that Republicans and Democrats alike dislike the candidate, citing overall sentiment as his reason.

Rick Burke North Syracuse

Perot on parade and carnival vibes noted

H Ross Perot described with carnival barker imagery during a parade scene in Syracuse involving Esther M Hraba.

H. Ross Perot Esther M. Hraba Syracuse

Cochlear implants not a universal hearing solution

Reader notes challenge a May 29 story on cochlear implants. The commenter argues implants are not hearing restoration for all deaf people and cannot make someone no longer deaf, as captions suggested. Implants provide sound information by bypassing damaged inner ear parts and aid only some with profound loss.

Cochlear implants and language development clarify differences

A speech language pathologist notes that hearing experiences before versus after deafness shape language outcomes differently. She warns against assuming cochlear implants level the playing field for spoken language acquisition between those who become deaf early and those born deaf.

Shelley Conture Syracuse

Readers urged to send concise letters for publication

The editor invites readers to submit succinct legible letters, with the writer's daytime phone number. unsigned or unverifiable authorship is not published. a 10 letter limit is enforced, and letters should be mailed to P O Box 4915 Syracuse NY 13221 or called in via modems line at 315 470 2027 for questions call 215 470 2235.

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