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Syracuse Herald Journal

Location

Syracuse, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 23, 1997

Page

6

Crossroads of New York push eyes on Syracuse transit

A $15.4 million transportation center rises on Syracuse North Side linking rail bus lines with a shuttle to Hancock Airport. The plan aims to boost tourism, business and freight through Central New York and may connect OnTrack to Armory Square, downtown Syracuse, and Syracuse University. Amtrak funding via a half-cent gas tax share could fund major upgrades, enabling high speed rail and broader regional growth. Local leaders Bragman Sanford back bipartisan support and a public-private approach to expand passenger service toward Buffalo Albany and beyond.

New York Syracuse Hancock Ternatural Airport Central New York Carousel Center P&c Armory Square Syracuse University Amtrak National Congress U.S James Walsh R-Onondaga State Assembly Michael Bragman Onondaga County Legislature William Sanford Empire State Buffalo Albany Bragman D-Cicero Assembly New York City Conrail Montreal Csx-Norfolk Southern New York State Sanford R-Salina Onondaga

Pass a stronger lobbying law for Albany reform

Editorial urges Gov Pataki and the Legislature to enact the Integrity in Government Act to curb lobbying excesses. It cites a 400 percent rise in lobbying funds since 1984 and 180 fundraisers in session this year, arguing for limits on lobbyist contributions and clearer enforcement.

Albany George Pataki Pataki Assembly Michael Bragman Andrew Greenblatt Common Cause/NY State Lobby Commission New York

Eugenics Claims Against Planned Parenthood Amid Founder Ideals

Cynthia D Falile of the Diocese of Syracuse argues Planned Parenthood mirrors Margaret Sanger and her eugenics views. She cites alleged beliefs on birth control, feeblemindedness, and race, framing late term abortion as a tool for racial purification and comparing abortion access to a public moral issue.

Margaret Sanger U.S Planned Parenthood United States Cynthia D. Falile Respect Life Office Diocese of Syracuse

European coed restrooms proposed to end civic center woes

A reader questions county spending on women’s restrooms at the Civic Center proposing coed facilities as in Europe. The letter criticizes the two party system, calls for ethical reforms, and suggests Colin Powell as a third party leader while noting voting as a right.

Nick Pirro Civic Center Europe Orry Colin Powell

Small businesses key to national and regional growth

The SBA marks Small Business Week highlighting the role of 22.1 million U.S. small firms in job creation and sales. National trends show 2.5 million jobs added in 1995 with small business driving much of future growth, while Upstate New York seeks comparable momentum and local support for entrepreneurship. Bernard J. Paprooki, SBA District Director, urges collaboration to nurture small business expansion locally.

United States Rrane Budinessio Lednis Cau Dean Torpede Upstate New York

Liverpool teacher accused but defended over caring for students

A reader denounces the arrest of sixth grade teacher Jeffrey Reed in Liverpool, arguing his interaction with students was affectionate guidance. The letter asserts four girls’ accusations are inflated and questions labeling him a criminal or child molester.

Jeffrey Reed Liverpool Mr. Reed

Readers urged to submit letters for publication

The Herald Co invites succinct letters from readers and notes publication requires the writer’s name address and daytime phone number. Submissions become the property of Herald American and may be edited and published or posted online. Mailing address and phone contacts are provided for letters and policy questions.

The Herald Co Post-Standard Herald-Journal Herald American Syracuse Herald- Journal/Herald American P.O. Box N.Y

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Herald Company Clinton Square W.Y Syracuse Herald-Journal Arthur Jenkins Herald A Stephen Rogers Stephen A. Rogers Michael J. Connor Timothy D. Bunn L. Peter Lyman James F. Kleinklaus Jeffrey A. Barber Crossroads OF New York Better Train Service George Grant Pat Roosevelt Small Business U.S. Small Business Administration SBA America Bernard J. Paprooki Averpoo Newsline
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