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Syracuse Herald Journal

Location

Syracuse, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 21, 1989

Page

7

HUD Outrage in Reagan Era Exposé on Misuse of Funds

An opinion piece accuses Samuel Pierce and the Reagan administration of massive mismanagement and corruption at HUD. It details contracts awarded to wealthy developers, favors to influential Republicans, a $5.5 million theft, and housing subsidies diverted to favored towns while the homeless suffered. The piece critiques homelessness rise in New York City and calls for accountability.

Jack Kemp HUD Samuel Pierce Pierce Edward Brooke James Watt Robin Hud Island Park L.L Sen. Alfonso D’amato Ronald Reagan Reagan New York City America Sam Pierce

Conservatives oppose Fiske for deputy attorney general

Fourteen conservative Republican senators led by Strom Thurmond oppose Robert Fiske's nomination as deputy attorney general. They warn he may be disloyal to the conservative cause, citing past roles with liberal groups and a donation to a Democratic candidate, despite his qualifications and bipartisan service.

U.S. Senate Robert Fiske Fiske Lamacena Wae New York City South Carolina Strom Thurmond Judiciary Committee U.S Richard Thornburgh Thornburgh The Justice de Ford American Bar Association Reagan Senate Vermont United States

Centro lifts on buses open new vistas for handicapped riders

After years of planning Centro now provides wheelchair lift buses on most routes. Fifty-nine of 165 buses are equipped with lifts and fourteen more will join soon. ARISE and other advocacy groups helped shape the system. Lift buses will run on scheduled routes and times to meet special needs. Warren Frank and Centro are praised for delivering despite setbacks. Regular riders may need patience.

Centro Warren Frank the Centro

Stop dragging feet give teachers a contract in Marcellus

A district parent thanks Marcellus Central School District teachers for working without a contract and urges the board to approve a settlement. The writer says teachers care about education and asks the board to listen to educators for the sake of students.

Marcellus Central School Marcellus

Time for a tire deposit in Syracuse?

Citizens discuss a tire disposal problem as old tires pile up on streets and lots. DPW offers a service: call 448-CITY the day before pickup to have up to three tires collected weekly. otherwise tires remain where left. A tire deposit proposal is floated to curb the trash.

Syracuse Clinton Square City DPW

Town Board Meeting Sparks Resident Comments

At Onondaga Town Hall residents spoke during open comments in a recent town board meeting. Citizens clearly presented their problems as part of a government class assignment observation.

Onondaga Town Hall

Rotting buildings debate at Regional Market and Civic Center

PAT BENNETT, former manager of the CNY Regional Market, challenges Mark Webner’s June 11 Herald-American piece portraying the market as decaying. She argues the original and later market structures were built to last, contrasts with Civic Center, and hopes the new market preserves the real farmers’ market concept.

Mark Webner Herald-American MacArthur Stadium

Town Board Faces Conflicts and Accountability Questions

Carrie Williams of Westhill High School Syracuse criticizes the town board for avoiding responsibility in addressing community complaints. She urges clear communication, open handling of problems, and honest progress reports on programs to reflect community interests.

Loften Carrie Williams Westhill High School Syracuse

Anti booze war big brother looks on

James Goldstein, executive director of a county alcoholism council, criticizes a Sunday Soapbox piece for bias in the debate on alcoholism and Surgeon General Koop's report. He argues media overstates prevention and education while underreporting alcohol deaths, urges more responsible coverage amid advertisers' influence.

Big Brother Koop The Herald American James §. Goldstein Madison County Council On Alcoholism and Substance Abuse

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Arthur Jenkins Herald Herald Company Stephen Rogers Post Office Box Stephen A. Rogers N.Y Timothy B. Bunn HUD Outrage Bush Department OF Robert B. Carlson JR Pat Bennett CNY North
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