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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1977
Page
6
In our opinion Ignoring party politics and pursuing an independent course we shall not hesitate to discuss public questions and to support such men and measures as seem best calculated to advance the best interests of the people Arthur Jenkins founder In first issue of Herald dated January 15 1877
Japanese steelmakers built a $60 million Auburn plant using Central New York scrap. By 125 workers at first shipment, employment rose to 200, with 425 new jobs via Miller Brewing Co plans and a $30 million gas line. Mayor Paul Latti more pushed the project, aided by officials and financing groups.
A nostalgic note recalls the Watergate break in marking its fifth anniversary. It mentions sending homemade greetings to friends across political lines and references figures such as Jimmy Carter and Larry OBrien.
In Hardenburgh New York a sparsely settled Catskills town, 211 residents joined a protest by seeking property tax exemptions for a mail order Universal Life Church clergy. The state board called the action arbitrary and a state court paused final exemptions while arguments proceed. Residents argue tax burdens rise as tax free entities occupy land, including Boy Scouts and a Buddhist order, prompting protest and calls for relief.
Karl R McElroy assistant to publisher for editorial production Robert T Hennessey advertising director and R Gary Kruger circulation director are listed in the newspaper staff roster. The notice names three executives and their titles in the publication leadership team.
Hubie Green and Johnny Miller toured the Crumlins course to support the American Lung Association of Central New York. Green led a rain beaten U S Open play in Tulsa amid strong club work by rival and a death threat. Jerry Pate David Graham Debbie Austin and Mel Baum join Monday for a golf clinic and match starting at 10 30 a m and 1 p m Tickets are available at pro shops with a 60 percent higher price on match day Admission is deductible to the charity event.
Letter from Lynn Conway Walsh commends Cicero High School students for a Red Cross blood drive. She notes a goal of 200 pints, 194 volunteers, and 164 units collected after deferrals. She praises Denise Zuru Kathy Bough Judy Sands Stan Praytuia Lena Oates and the Emergency Task Force, urging adults to donate as well.
In a June 19 letter Betty Phillips of Dryden explains her 55 to 65 age group, decades of office experience, and desire for a clerical job paying $6,000 net annually. She has contacted many employers but work remains elusive and she is willing to work long hours.
Mrs Martin Redmond urges belief in Charles Shea, a log-splitter born in Kentucky with no formal schooling turned Fabius storekeeper. She praises his frontier strength, practical wisdom, moral character, and ability to judge human nature. She argues his broad United States education and local experience equip him well to govern and serve his community.
Congratulations to our Section III high school girls who swept the 1977 Intersectional Track and Field Championships at Morrisville on June 4. The event was staged with strong leadership by Section II Girls Track Chairman Mary Hopsicker of New York Mills, with praise for coaches, parents, officials, and local media support.
Frances Curtis argues against halting trapping, while noting the fur industry employs thousands in New York. She defends leg-hold traps as humane and effective for protecting crops and livestock. The fur trade is portrayed as a renewable resource with broad participation. George Vanderbilt urges burying Assembly Bill A5385 in Savannah.
A senior citizen expresses joy in spending time at The Ida Benderson Senior Citizen Center and credits the people in charge for their thoughtful concern for the community.
A resident unable to drive due to age found ride help from Paul and Pearl Kingman and neighbor George McCullough of Accord who came after services at St Pauls Methodist Church. Richard Baker also helped by mowing the lawn.
The Syracuse Fire Fighters Association Local 280 endorsed Samuel F Rozzano for election to the 15th District County Legislature as a Republican, announced at a recent general meeting led by President William D Ryan.
Carter fills key posts abroad with career diplomats and a few notable picks. Paris, Moscow, Peking, Tokyo, and London reflect mixed outcomes, balancing continuity and risk. Leonard Woodcock heads China liaison while Kingman Brewster becomes ambassador to Britain, signaling cautious approach with no glaring missteps but limited transformative impact.
Edward Gierek touts Poland's 35 million plus population as proof of resilience amid East West pressures. He cites heavy wartime losses, debt around $12 billion, housing shortages, and a push to expand trade with Western firms while preserving church ties and social rights. He stresses human rights as broad safeguards, seeks detente alignment, and underscores optimism for Poland's future through 1985 and beyond.
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