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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
May 10, 2000
Page
7
New York lawmakers face a rush to fund digital broadcasting for nine public television stations led by WCNY. They seek 3.3 million state aid and 2 million federal support to cover 12.6 million in capital needs, with private funds to cover the rest.
The weekend disclosure that the IRA has decommissioned its weapons advances the prospect of a renewed power sharing government in Northern Ireland within weeks. The piece notes Unionist leader David Trimble’s veto threats, policing reform urged by the Patten Commission, and the need for both sides to map a path to shared governance and a professional, impartial police force.
Ronald C. Daggett Jr recounts his descent into alcoholism starting at age 12, leading to fatal drunk driving that killed David Goodspeed. He describes hospital, jail, and prison terms, his rehabilitation at Tully Hill and Alma Lodge, and his vow to never kill again while urging others to confront alcohol's harm during Alcohol Awareness Month.
A born again family advocates free speech in faith display disputes at a school setting. They argue belief expressions on bricks should not be linked to school promotion, citing biblical and religious history. Reverend Rosalyn Parish of Central Square urges continued prayer amidst the controversy.
In World War II, motorists carpooled to save fuel. Five workers in Auburn shared one car for a 40 mile round trip, cutting trips from five cars to one and conserving gasoline. Delays and inconvenience limited practicality, but the idea showed how pooling could pressure oil companies to lower prices.
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