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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1993
Page
6
In Central New York, hundreds of high school seniors celebrate graduation weekend while reflecting on a changing economy. The piece notes job market pressures, declining traditional industries, and the rising importance of continuing education for lifetime earnings.
The United States must choose between ridding the world of nuclear weapons or continuing a moratorium. Resuming tests would be a major mistake, harming nonproliferation efforts and signaling ongoing Cold War readiness. The debate splits between Pentagon and labs favoring nine tests and arms control opponents.
New federal rules effective Monday end deceptive bank ads and demand daily interest on checking and savings accounts. They require annual percentage yields reflecting compounding and mandate clear fee and rate disclosures. The measures push banks to treat depositors as customers and empower shoppers to compare deals.
Thomas C Buckel Jr of Syracuse argues Congress abdicated its constitutional duty by creating a 1988 independent base closing commission. He says the system lets elected officials avoid responsibility, shifting decisions to unelected bodies while protecting reelection prospects. The piece urges accountability at the ballot box.
Residents pressure for a say in Adelphia and New Channels rulings affecting CNN on basic service. They cite prior assurances by John Rigas and Tink Henderson that CNN would stay on the basic tier, urge complaints to the Common Council and the Accountability Project, and note 2,500+ basic-subscribing families.
In a letter to the editor Ednobinson of Liverpool argues against the forced retirement of Maj Gen Harold Campbell after a 7000 fine for remarks about the president. The writer defends free speech and questions the military justice limits on officers expressing controversial opinions.
The paper invites succinct legible letters with day time phone numbers. Unsigned letters will not be published and authorship must be verifiable. The office reserves the right to edit for length and lists a mailing address and phone numbers for questions.
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