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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 12, 1997
Page
5
Arthur Jenkins, founder of the Syracuse Herald Journal, states in the first issue on January 15, 1877 that the paper will ignore party politics and pursue an independent course, discussing public questions and supporting measures for the people’s best interests.
State inspector found 23 violations at Booth House in Syracuse run by the Salvation Army for teens 13 to 17. Documentation gaps, improper child abuse notifications, and missing or outdated individual service plans prompted warnings from county aging and youth officials already years after a 1993 inspection.
Albany lawmakers consider hearings into alleged bias by rental firms led by Speaker Sheldon Silver. Delores Howard, mother of officer Wallie Howard, says Americar denied her a car due to residency in a so called high crime area. Proposals include company registration, anti-discrimination rules, higher fines, deposit limits, and direct civil action for victims.
A bipartisan group led by Assemblywoman Sandra Galef and Senator John DeFrancisco urges an amendment to require using the prior year's spending plan if a new budget is not enacted by April 1. The campaign cites high costs, delayed payments, and bond rating impacts, seeking public pressure and widespread support.
Onondaga County history notes Baldwinsville village jail opened in 1897 as part of a long arc of detention sites. The piece highlights deputy John H. Russell circa 1901, possibly serving as village police chief when the jail began.
In the wake of a 1997 Heart Walk event at Manley Field House, local officials urge Onondaga County to adopt stricter smoking rules in restaurants, bowling alleys, and bingo halls to cut health risks and reduce healthcare costs. Richard C. Woodworth notes benefits for families and taxpayers.
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