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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1993
Page
8
The Assembly narrowly passes a bill to ban pistols over 18 rounds, semi automatic rifles or shotguns over six rounds, flash suppressors and other military ordnance. Support comes from police groups while two local representatives oppose, noting broader rights and enforcement concerns.
The EEOC announced rules prohibiting discrimination in hiring or health coverage based on medical costs and sued a New York union welfare fund for cutting AIDS related benefits. It cites the 1992 ADA and argues plans must avoid disability based curtailment while employers prove limits are necessary to prevent bankrupting plans.
Opinion piece argues Reagan could stabilize Clinton’s early presidency by making nonpartisan, patriotic speeches. It suggests Gergen or Reagan himself could temporarily boost national confidence and restore consumer optimism amid divided politics. The piece labels Clinton’s rightward shift as necessary and notes interlude benefits.
Dozens denounce a 12 million grant to Cornell University to study woodchuck mating habits amid broad budget woes and tax increases. A caller asks who approved the grant to target voting opponents in next election.
Public broadcaster WCNY reports record television viewership and growing individual gifts while lamenting New York state funding cuts that limit programming and education efforts. Fayetteville resident L. LaunDrie states a pledge increase to support CNY’s public stations.
A Tama student at Levy Middle School in Syracuse with ADD and autistic traits outlines a plan to protest teasing. He and friend Billy Sobon discuss forming the Anti Teasing Association of the American Continents to sponsor a protest in Syracuse inviting anyone teased to join for free.
Edward C. Samolis writes that oil companies push petitions and ads to defend the tanks near Syracuse while a past tank farm plan 4 miles from Thruway exit 39 faced delays. He warns of many spills beneath current tanks, accessibility for tankers, and potential cleanup if companies leave.
Readers invited to contribute brief legible letters with daytime phone numbers. unsigned or unverifiable letters are not published. editors may edit for length. letters address P O Box 4915 Syracuse NY 13221. questions line includes numbers for contact.
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