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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1975
Page
4
In its first issue on January 15, 1877 Arthur Jenkins, founder, states the paper will pursue an independent course while discussing public questions and supporting men and measures that advance the people’s best interests.
FBI director Clarence M. Kelley calls handguns the most deadly weapon for officers. He cites a 1974 case of a 33 year old officer slain within five feet. Gallup shows support for bans by urban residents, with 4 percent nationwide in favor.
A section of the White Mountain National Forest near Hubbard Breck Experimental Forest is the focus of a large scale study on forest watershed economics. Researchers from ornithology ecology botany hydrology and limnology collaborate, with a tip that bird people look up plant people look down and stream scientists wade in.
Letters to the Herald Journal defend military spending and press Congress to pass the World Peace Tax Fund Act. Elva and Virden Seybold urge creative conflict management and a funding shift away from hardware. A St Joseph’s School class tours Salt Museum. Neighbors report removing alcoholics from a vacant Seymour Street house.
A Syracuse reader reports a children’s playground next to Seymour School has become a site for litter and improper behavior. A corner is used to deposit bottles, alleyways invite unchecked activity, and a portable restroom or even a fertilizer site proposal is suggested. Russ Evans, Syracuse.
Deputy Commissioner Roland Craner of Onondaga County notes the 1973 Part 1 application to replace 390 skilled nursing, 214 health related beds, add 4 child convalescent and 40 medical psychiatric beds for a total of 684. Authorities approved 524 long term care beds. no hearing held due to pressure for a new building program.
The editorial Driving While Intoxicated was the focus of a May 13 public hearing at the Everson Museum. Public input was strong and the findings were submitted to District Attorney Jon K. Holcombe for further study. Harriet Jachles presided as DA advisory council president.
Washington source describes the Don Corleone Commission report to the President alleging limited criminal violations by organized crime, noting Mafia CIA ties were minimal and advising disclosure only by presidential reclassification. The Godfathers claim a thorough investigation with 51 witnesses and urge reforms including immediate notice if CIA contacts occur.
Work has begun on a 1700 mile pipeline carrying natural gas from Orenburg in the Ural Mountains to Uzghorod on the Russia Czechoslovakia border. Czech stations will feed gas to Europe including Czechoslovakia Poland East Germany Hungary Bulgaria and Romania. The project aims to integrate Eastern Europe's power stations and will later extend to Austria West Germany and beyond. About 800000 tons of gas sulphur and two million tons of condensate will be recovered annually. Natural gas deposits in Orenburg are estimated at 1.7 trillion cubic meters.
Andrew M Greeley blasts both the film A Woman Under the Influence and Peter Falks portrayal in Columbo praising Partisan attack on Italian Americans as one dimensional stereotypes. He condemns the film as cruel and tedious while accusing critics of snobbery and ethnic bias.
In a bold broadcast segment on CBS, Republicans publicly voiced identity and pride, highlighting that GOP members are everyday neighbors and workers. The piece featured emcee Chuck Connors and various Republicans, including a rancher and a black former Democrat, arguing for acceptance and equal constitutional rights.
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