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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1990
Page
8
The piece argues against a constitutional amendment to outlaw flag burning, labeling it dangerous demagoguery. It cautions that silencing dissent erodes liberty, mocks politicians who push the issue, and notes Louisiana legislators’ lenient stance toward assaulters of flag burners.
As Exxon Valdez and Mega Borg disasters spark debate, states push for immediate spill plans and equipment. Lawmakers falter, while Florida passes own measures ordering vessels and terminals to prepare containment booms and response plans. Texas and other coastal states urged to act without waiting on Congress.
Cheers for Jack Kemp outlining steps to save the troubled FHA after a 4.2 billion loss in 1988. Proposals include higher premiums on low down payment loans and banning closing cost financing.
Amy Roberts of Dallas defends Burnet Park Zoo staff amid criticism of captive breeding. She emphasizes the role of professional animal care, urges understanding of genetics in conservation, and asks readers to research species survival efforts rather than condemn keepers.
A Syracuse reader argues against punishing parents for their children. She cites counseling, monitoring limits, and calls for harsher rules on youths who break laws while noting parents bear costs for legal help and community service.
Grateful note to Richard Berryhill praises the May 14 Liverpool Board of Education meeting. The family supports the Integrated Program for typical and special-need children and looks forward to their son Vince entering kindergarten this fall in the Liverpool School District.
Joyce Landry urges outrage over savings and loan fraud totals and prosecutions. She blasts officials and tax burdens while demanding punishment for perpetrators, including public figures, and accountability for recovery costs.
The Herald-Journal and Herald American call for letters on public issues. Letters should be brief and legible with a succinct point. unsigned letters are not published unless authorship can be verified by telephone. Include a daytime phone number. Not all letters are published and edits may shorten submissions.
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