Heroes at Clinton Square honor police and firefighters
In Clinton Square during a Monday ceremony ten brave men received medals and commendations for rapid responses to life threatening incidents. Firefighters William A. Ash John R. Simms Sylvester Durandette Robert K. Olney Charles B. Debeck and officers Robert Chamberlin Roger Caker Lt Gary White Douglas Fahey Frank Pieklik exemplify daily heroism. The Herald Journal previews a series on these public safety heroes and honors all who risk their lives to protect others.
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Clinton Square
William A. Ash
John R. Simms
Sylvester Durandette
Robert K. Olney
Charles B. Debeck
Pee
Robert Chamberlin
Roger Caker
Gary White
Douglas Fahey
Frank Pieklik
Herald-Journal
Marketplace should regulate VDT use in workplaces
A state bill to regulate video display terminals in workplaces is deemed unnecessary. The piece argues research shows no health threats, cites large industry integration, and warns costly compliance. It asserts market competition will favor safer, efficient designs without state limits and urges letting the marketplace decide.
Catholic Bishops Pastoral Letter on Nuclear Arms Not Binding
A Catholic pastoral letter condemning nuclear arms is presented as guidance rather than binding doctrine. It urges conscience and freedom of choice for defense workers, while noting permissible roles for Catholic women in a nuclear plant if modesty is observed, reflecting broader moral ambiguity.
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Catholic Bishops
Amarillo
Texas
Joygerm Jubilee and License Plate Passion in Syracuse
A reader discusses a July Joygerm Jubilee parade in downtown Syracuse and critiques vanity license plates while reflecting on immigration views. The letter references Nancy Harvey Steorts and Laurie Storey's writing, plus Guatemala refugees and global migration factors. The writer seeks balanced, informed debate on opposing perspectives.
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Laurie J. Storey
Syracuse
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Eastwood
Station
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Graffiti interview references and church weekly note
Letter from Kevin M Krayna of Liverpool discusses a recent car bicycle accident on Electronics Park Road and calls for driver awareness. He shares personal experiences of being struck by cars while cycling and extends prayers for the injured rider. He cites a New York Times interview with William H Truesdale and a Methodist weekly with interviews about Central Aminninaw aa Pinang AIDTLICA LOLUG SSE.
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New York Times
William H. Truesdale
Methodist Weekly
Aminninaw Aa Pinang
Electronics Park
Kevin M. Krayna
Liverpool
Nature's display in central New York in May
Anthony Raccuia of Syracuse extols central New York's mid May beauty. He describes pastel young leaves, dark green lawns, and blossoms on ornamental and fruit trees as a spirit lifting, free natural display unmatched by Hollywood or television.
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New York
Hollywood
Anthony Raccuia
Syracuse
Double salute for Legal Services leader and volunteers in Syracuse
A double salute honors Anthony Giglotti for staying as executive director of Legal Services rather than leaving for a National Legal Aid Association post in Washington. About 50 new volunteers from three large Syracuse firms will provide 4,000 hours of free legal aid valued at roughly $200,000, aiding some 400 people. In 1979, 5,000 federally funded cases were handled by 10 former full-time staff attorneys in Fayetteville.
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Anthony Giglotti
National Legal Aid Association
Washington
Syacuse
Prescott L. Laundrie
Fayetteville
Pondering Immigration Fears From Local Church Voices
A churchmember group urges consideration of legal immigrant queue and potential health issues linked to large influxes of illegal migrants from Central and South America. The writer warns diseases may rise with ongoing undocumented immigration and questions indigenous status.
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Latin America
Sanctuary as civil dis obedience by Harold Addington discussion
The Herald-Journal reports on an ecumenical meeting addressed by Rev. Wheaton, attended in a large park. Tam writes on Harold Addington's commentary, noting it as very interesting.
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Tam
Harold Addington
Herald-Journal
Wheaton
Public plea urges funds for poor over missiles
Michael C. Bishop of Skaneateles Falls urges the government to reallocate spending from nuclear missiles to aid for the poor, arguing this shift would reduce starvation and help solve the problem.
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Michael C. Bishop
Skancateles Falls
Onondaga DA Hennessy praised for crime fight record
The District Attorney's Advisory Council lauds Richard Hennessy for strong tenure since 1977. They cite higher felony conviction and imprisonment rates, state and federal funding channeling, and expanded prosecutions including career criminals and forgery cases. The council notes improved public safety and more sex offender pleas.
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District Attorney's Advisory Council
DAAC
Richard Hennessy
Rape Crisis Center
Victim Witness Assistance Center
Onondaga County
Hennessy
Wallace Hotel thanks patrons for support in May 3 review
Karl and Camille Huls Mann owners of the Wallace Hotel in West Eaton thank patrons for their vote of confidence after the May 3 Herald Journal review. They emphasize they are a wholesome family establishment without silver service and appreciate the numerous calls and comments received.
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Herald-Journal
Wallace Hotel
Karl & Camille Hulsmann
West Eaton
No more bombs Tam wonders about world weapon limits
The speaker questions ongoing arms production and nuclear threats, urging an end to making bombs and missiles despite humanity's capability to destroy the world multiple times. The piece reflects amplified concern over incessant conflict headlines and public anxiety.
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Tam
A Little Leary Soya Got Bags Under Ter
A brief note describes a small issue noted by Ter with sacks of soya, indicating concerns about bag quality or handling. No further details available in the readable text.
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