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Newspaper

Syracuse Herald Journal

Location

Syracuse, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 29, 1990

Page

6

Close those election loopholes in Poughkeepsie pyramid case

The Feerick Commission finds Pyramid Cos may have broken election laws in backdoor financing of the 1985 Poughkeepsie mall vote. A Manhattan grand jury ended without indictments, and calls grow to close loopholes allowing large donations in city council races.

Poughkeepsie Congel Feerick State Commission Pyramid Conger and Co Thomas Spargo Spargo Conger Poughkeepsie Galleria State Board of Elections Board of Elections Manhattan Commission On Governmental Integrity Pyramid Cos

S&L bailout sparks regional anger and blame

Opinion piece decries uneven S&L bailout costs with Texas and other Sun Belt states seen as beneficiaries while Northeast and New York face large bills. Argues the disaster arose from deregulation and lax oversight, blasts Bush admin for inaction, calls for funds to prosecute white collar criminals and recover taxpayer money.

Northeast JR. Ewing Edward Hill Cleveland State University Hill General Accounting Office Sun Belt S&l Germany Japan Southwestern Michael A. Andrews D-Texas Texas Andrews S&ls Justice Department Capitol Hill

Israel's side in reply to Rudin letter highlights press coverage

George T. Mahshie argues that Israeli perspectives are widely reported, contrasts with Palestinian suffering in Israeli-occupied territories, and condemns U.S. aid and military actions. He cites deaths, injuries, and the impact on children, calling for scrutiny of U.S. funding and policy toward Israel and Lebanon.

Erika Rudin Israel U.S Save the Children Foundation Christian Science Monitor United States Lebanon

DMV announces faster auto refund processing statewide

The Department of Motor Vehicles states delays in auto registration refunds were caused by a fivefold rise in requests. A new Albany Central Office computer system and a statewide automated refund process will speed approvals and checks, with full field office rollouts by July 1. Executive Deputy Commissioner Norman R. Schneider urges readers to note the corrective actions.

Albany Norman R. Schneider Department of Motor Vehicles

Unfairly singled out over abortion stance by Catholic figures

The author questions if Gov. Cuomo and Sen. Moynihan have weighed charging Cardinal OConnor with discrimination and harassment. The piece argues that penalizing one side for beliefs risks extending excommunication to all who hold abortion as a personal conscience issue, potentially shrinking church ranks.

Mandela support for world leaders sparks Capitol Hill debate

Rep. Howard Wolpe criticizes Nelson Mandela for praising Castro Gaddafi and Arafat as Mandela visits Capitol Hill raises questions on U S backing of the ANC. Readers invited to submit 300 word responses with contact details by Wednesday to the Syracuse Herald American Sunday Soapbox.

Arthur Jenkins Herald Howard Wolpe D-Mich House Foreign Affairs Africa Nelson Mandela Fidel Castro Muammar Gaddafi Palestine Liberation Organization Yasser Arafat African National Congress South Africa Mandela United Syracuse Herald American P.O Syracuse N.Y Clinton Square Herald-Journal Herald American

Fourth of July bells urged across communities

Irene Donovan, chair of the Sounds of Freedom Committee, invites church and school groups and others to ring bells for four minutes at 2 p.m. on July 4 to honor freedom and the signing of the Declaration of Independence.

Irene J. Donovan Syracuse

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