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Newspaper

Syracuse Herald Journal

Location

Syracuse, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 22, 1994

Page

3

Action urged to reform New York DFY abuse probe

State legislators demand swift action after a Herald series uncovered repeated beatings at the DFY five high security centers led by Austin MacCormick. Commission on Corrections launches a $150000 study finishing by January 1, examining safety health and compliance while calling for head official Leonard Dunston to be ousted.

State Division For State Commission On Corrections DFY Commission Jack Barry Austin MacCormick Ithaca MacCormick Herald-Journal/Herald American star Hart Seely Jon Craig Barry Corrections Commission

Betting Parlor for Syracuse Debated in Albany

A Syracuse wagering controversy resurfaces as supporters press for a simulcast theater with a new state license. Opponents caution against rushed deals, noting past rejections and the limited gambling dollars, urging public input and review before any approval.

Onondaga County Syracuse Albany Assembly Michael J. Bragman Cicero Andrew John DeFrancisco Senate Turning Stone

Elephants Ellie and Indy Vie for Mating at Burnet Park Zoo

Burnet Park Zoo curators hope Asian elephants Ellie and Indy will mate to aid species survival. Indy has sired a daughter in Washington and a son, Tandi, at Burnet Park. Ellie arrived from Jacksonville Florida and may stay up to eight months if conception occurs.

Ellie Indy Burnet Park Zoo Washington Tandi Burnet Park Syracuse Jacksonville Zoological Gardens Florida The

Wicks Law repeal urged to cut public works costs

A proposal in Albany seeks to repeal the Wicks Law to end separate contracts for electricians plumbers and other specialists on public works. Proponents say it wastes about 400 million annually, hindering budgets and tax relief. Daniel B. Walsh President The Business Council of New York State Inc. Albany urged swift action.

Albany New York State Daniel B. Walsh the Business Council of New York State Inc

Adirondack Park Faces Pressing Threat to Forever Wild

Adirondack Park faces risk as 60 percent private lands mix with public forest preserve. The Adirondack Landmark Association warns tax burdens on timber firms and clubs may spur subdivision, reducing open space. ERIC J. SITY of the Adirondack Campaign, National Audubon Society, calls for property tax reform to protect open lands.

New York State Adirondack Park Adirondack Landowners’ Association Eric J. Sity Adirondack Campaign National Audubon Society Albany

Rowan attacks inclusive stance over Farrakhan support

Richard D. Wilkins critiques columnist Carl Rowan and Ben Chavis for embracing Louis Farrakhan and defending inclusive rhetoric. He argues Farrakhan’s anti-Semitism is intrinsic and that Jewish protesters seek not to hinder black efforts but to stop NOI incendiary campaigns.

Carl Rowan Herald-Journal Ben Chavis NAACP Chavis Louis Farrakhan Farrakhan Rowan Herald American Richard D. Wilkins Syracuse

In-School Clinics Could Cut Teen Pregnancy Rates

Laura Heberlig argues for school health clinics at Jamesville-DeWitt High School to provide counseling and birth control. She notes over a million teen girls become pregnant annually and that current half year health courses cannot cover all needs. Clinics would offer access to care and affordable birth control, while promoting safe choices.

Jamesville-DeWitt High School Laura Heberlig

Readers invited to submit letters for publication

Readers are invited to submit letters, kept succinct and legible, with the writer’s daytime telephone number. Unsigned or unverifiable letters will not be published. The newspaper may edit for length. Mail to P.O. Box 4915 Syracuse NY 13221. Readers with home computers can call (315) 470-2027. questions to (315) 470-2235.

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