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Syracuse Herald Journal

Location

Syracuse, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 24, 1992

Page

4

Consolidation urged for Onondaga County police services

County Executive Nicholas Pirro and DeWitt Police Chief James DeLapp argue for consolidating police across towns villages and county to cut costs while maintaining safety. They cite $43 million annual policing costs and benefits from 911 system major felony unit and shared training and records to reduce duplication.

Onondaga County County Aty Herald American Nicholas Pirro DeWitt James DeLapp Onondaga County Chiefs of Police Association DeLapp Pirro Onondaga Community College

Bias remains in college sports after Title IX

The Herald-Journal argues that Title IX opened doors for female athletes but did not ensure equality. Despite growth from 300,000 to nearly 2 million high school girls in sports, disparities persist in funding and recruiting. Big Ten schools aim to close gaps to 60-40, but advocates push for 50-50 equality.

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New York Bottle Bill hits 10th anniversary

The state bottle bill marks ten years since its launch with a focus on deposit refunds and bottle reuse. The program cut roadside litter by up to 70 percent and positions New York as a regional leader in recycling.

Hey neighbor keep rover mown back yard

The Herald Journal editorial urges focus on spay neuter over fines for roaming dogs. It argues fines punish owners, not solve root causes, citing euthanasia and overcrowded shelters. It urges low cost spay neuter programs to curb pet overpopulation in Syracuse and similar cities.

Herald-Journal United States Syracuse Mary Phillips Liverpool Animal Protection Inc Liverpool

Health monitoring in Onondaga County debated

Reader letters criticize lack of asthma data reporting and county health surveillance for a proposed incinerator project. They question the CDC reporting burden and the county health department's ability to record statistics, contrasting with press coverage of attacked officers and urging police protection.

Tinelli Weiskopf Onondaga County Fremont Onondaga County Department of Health Centers of Disease Control DOH Barbara C. Guthmann Fayetteville

Life too precious Shouldn't risk death penalty error

Tam Appalled to recently read that certain individuals in this state, or even world for that matter, favor the idea of an innocent person being murdered by capital punishment rather than letting some guilty inmates go free. For one thing, human life should be given the ultimate value. How can you justify killing innocent people by saying that you are reducing taxes and the number of inmates released. MATTHEW WILLIS. Taunton

Tam Matthew Willis Taunton

HIV burden of silence echoed in schools plan

Compares editorial stance on HIV stigma with praise for Vernon Verona Sherrill district for a proactive disclosure policy. Urges schools to plan supportive environments, noting rising AIDS cases in Central New York. Offers technical assistance through CNY AIDS Regional Training Center and JANE GUILES at OCM BOCES Syracuse.

Nance New York CNY Aids Regional Training Center OCM Boces Syracuse Jane Guiles Aids Reg

Perot's Down-To-Earth Appeal Gains Poll Support

Voters praise Rosé Perot for a fresh, practical leadership style as disillusionment with government grows and the burdened middle class seeks tangible benefits. The candidate's earthy approach and new ideas attract growing public backing in current polls.

Rosé Perot

Readers invited to submit letters to the editor

The paper invites readers to submit letters for publication. They should be succinct and legible, include a daytime telephone number, and unsigned or unverifiable authorship will not be published. Editors reserve the right to edit for length. Mail to P O Box 4915 Syracuse NY 13221 or call 315 470 2027 for electronic submissions and 315 470 2235 with questions.

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