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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
May 16, 1995
Page
6
A Syracuse councilor criticizes school funding while others call for accountability. The editorial urges civility and statesmanlike action to achieve a safe, nurturing learning environment for every city child.
An Oswego County editor argues for open sessions of the Goals 2000 Plus group, noting the harm of secrecy. The piece cites a May 25 1994 Post Standard editorial and contrasts with the Ridings Commission approach. It urges public hearings and timely progress reports to maintain trust in local governance.
Rose Porter of Ross Towers Tenants Association appeals to Sen. Alfonso D'Amato to defend HUD funding amid $7.2 billion House cuts and $4.9 billion Senate rescissions. Syracuse Housing Authority and Syracuse community rely on 1995 1996 subsidies to maintain decent living for families seniors disabled and homeless.
Brian Nolan, Fowler High School coach and teacher, accuses City Councilor Rick Guy of callousness and parochial bias toward children. Nolan says Guy never visited Fowler High School and questions his commitment to Syracuse students while seeking higher office. President Roosevelt quote cited to illustrate fear.
Syracuse University alumni and friends praise the May 4 Herald Journal and Post Standard supplement honoring SU’s 120th anniversary. Lansing G. Baker extends congratulations to the team responsible for the special feature.
Obituary writer Anne Roth of the Herald-Journal retires from obit duties after years of researching subjects and aiding survivors. She plans to resume journalism in Beyng, China, and colleagues recall her lively spirit and careful, respectful obituaries.
A reader from East Syracuse voices concern over proposed 24 hour discharge standards after routine childbirth at St Josephs Health Center. She recounts personal recovery difficulties after two days in hospital and warns that cost cutting by hospitals and insurers could endanger new mothers and babies. The American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists shares the concern.
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