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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1983
Page
8
In Our Opinion notes expected long lines at gas stations nationwide on Thursday as a nickel-a-gallon federal tax on gasoline and diesel takes effect. The piece argues the wait is to save a dollar or less, calls out government policy, and notes gas may still be cheaper than a few months ago when OPEC restricted output.
Gov Mario Cuomo appoints Onondaga Savings Bank President Russ Carlson to a three year term on the State Banking Board. Carlson brings 35 years in banking with 30 in Syracuse and becomes Upstate’s lone savings bank representative on the 13 member board.
A Chicago moment during Palm Sunday drew attention as Harold Washington, a leading black mayoral candidate, faced hostile white demonstrators. Walter Mondale, backing Richard Daley, joined Washington’s campaign, highlighting division as the city eyed its political future.
The piece argues Chicago’s face shows a dark side amid celebrations and politics. It recalls the 1968 Democratic National Convention confrontations, Daley’s machine, Prohibition era gangsters, and public support for forceful police and mob action, noting settler resistance to a black mayor.
A pastor and community leaders urge Pope John Paul I to rally the world Christian community to a two week prayer event in Rome. They propose televised prayers funded by multinational corporations to heal divisions, spotlight mission abuses, and promote ecumenism and global aid.
Russell C Carlson writes letters to the editor to clarify his State Banking Board appointment. He rejects the notion of inviting heightened competition between savings and commercial banks and pledges to strengthen the banking industry while advancing opportunities to reduce inequities. He asserts consumers will benefit from a freer market with lower costs and more services.
MAJ. (RET) W.H. MARKLAND condemns Paul Maloff for handling the American flag in a way that led to soil and contact with the ground. He argues the act breaches flag care principles and says publicity is undeserved.
Dr Weeks and Franklin School Parents urge continued funding for the city school district, stressing education as vital to their children's growth and asking officials to avoid reducing present allocations. 25 parents sign the appeal.
The Corinthian Foundation, Inc. owns and supports the Wagon Wheel Senior Center at 343 Green St in Syracuse. Chartered in May 1949, opened to the public in January 1951, it serves Onondaga County seniors with meals funded by a metropolitan aging grant and supported by Cotillion and Champagne Branch fundraisers.
David S. Michel, Commissioner of the Department of Community Development, assures Westside Inner City Association and Blodgett Adaptive Reuse Committee that Blodgett School remains a priority while seeking new users. Proposes public solicitations for proposals if current efforts lag, notes similar actions planned for Central Technical High School Lincoln School and the North Recreation Center.
Letters from Earl and Kay Martin Baldwinsville argue leash law adherence after growing dog problems in Kimbrook. They cite Town of Clay data showing high dog takings from Kimbrook in 1982 and February 1983, urge owners to keep dogs on premises, under control, to prevent property damage and fines.
Lois J. Staib defends Mrs. Pugh from overbearing column scrutiny and hair comments while noting doubt remains on guilt until trial. The writer accepts police and trooper work but urges cautious judgment pending court proceedings.
W D Mazuryk, artist, responded to a February letter criticizing his icon painting timeline. He notes iconography is a complex art dating to 1969 with studies alongside S Hordynsky and M Chereshnowsky. He credits collaboration with a Syracuse colleague while maintaining separate methods and credits.
Mrs. Robert Molesky of Liverpool praises Central New York S P C A volunteers, led by Mary Ann Parsons, who visit Hutchings Psychiatric Center and nursing homes with kittens and puppies. The Herald-Journal notes a similar Salem, Virginia program and urges Syracuse volunteers to participate locally.
A rousing round of applause goes to every individual group and organization who contributed to the tremendous success of the recent Niftieth 50th Tigris Shrine Circus. Thanks to your effort and support it was among the finest and best attended events ever.
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