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Newspaper

Syracuse Herald Journal

Location

Syracuse, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 26, 1984

Page

10

Heroes Day in Syracuse Honors 13 Police and Firefighters

In Clinton Square Syracuse residents honored 13 police officers and firefighters including Michael F Muldoon and James Cumming with the Francis Hendricks Award. Mayor Lee Alexander praised their courage, noting they represent all public safety workers who risk their lives to protect the community.

Clinton Square Syracuse Lee Alexander Ly Lacs Michael F. Muldoon Ter James Cumming Francis Hendricks Muldoons Paul Pendergasts Mark Macthe Dennis DuVall John Cowins Thomas Finnies David Corbetts Michael Churches Frank Budzieleks Carl Hoyts Michael Heenans Daniel Ceciles

Time Bomb in Third World Debt Escalates

The major U.S. banks raised prime lending rates to 13 percent, a half-point jump that widens the gap since March and adds about 5 billion dollars to debt owed by poorer nations. Remedies hinge on debtor austerity and U.S. deficit control amid rising riots like April’s Dominican Republic food-price clashes.

U.S Dominican Republic

Global debt crisis looms as debtor nations ponder defaults

The piece argues that US deficits and austerity risk trigger a worldwide fiscal disaster. It notes Mexico, Argentina, Brazil and others fear tightening belts while the United States pursues cuts. Debtors met in Cartagena calling for limited interest relief but avoiding a formal debtors cartel.

Cartagena Colombia Illinois

DeLucia Denounces Allegations in Syracuse News

Letter from Robert M Mercurio defends Alexander B DeLucia Jr city school board president and Republican Assembly candidate against a June Herald Journal piece. He cites decades of youth work and community service and vows resilience and continued public service amid a cocaine sale charge involving DeLucia’s brother.

Mak Alex DeLucia Herald-Journal Syracuse Alex de Lucia Lexander B. DeLucia Jr Robert M. Mercurio Fredonia DeLucia

Market urged for new shops in Presidential Mall area

Residents press for a new market alongside the ongoing construction of medical offices at Presidential Mall near Townsend Towers on Harrison Street to replace the Chicago Market that left over two years ago and to ease downtown shortages. The letters protest NiMo rates and call for unions and better pay in nursing, jail staff, and health care.

Presidential Mall Townsend Towers Harrison Street Chicago Mit LPN van Duyn Auburn NYSNA Coat Behin Diane Snyder Marcellus Soy

Oswego Official Accused Of City Planning Violation

Oswego mayor Cahill stands accused of ignoring planning board input for family fish store expansion. Zoning chief Leotta disputes any violation, while ZEO Clark says enforcement hinges on official complaints. McAndrew frames the dispute as a city taxpaying public interest issue.

Re Herald American Mike McAndrew Oswego McAndrew Cahill Ewell City 701 Leotta Clark Mark Twain

Tribute to Arnie Burdick shaping sports writing

CLINTON C. BYERS recalls Arnie Burdick at The Herald Journal in Syracuse noting his influence as a mentor who nurtured young writers, encouraged individuality, and created a congenial environment. The piece previews tributes from former sports staff as retirement nears and hints at the Old Scout’s lasting impact on the regional sports history.

Herald-Journal Arnie Burdick Arnie Schores Clinton C. Byers Syracuse

Blood donor saves soldier and others in quiet act

Dorothy Weyenberg of Syracuse describes giving blood today to save a soldier, a woman’s relative, and to restore a sense of life and hope. She reflects on how one pint connected lives and revealed a shared humanity beyond identities.

Dorothy Weynberg Syracuse

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