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Newspaper

Syracuse Herald Journal

Location

Syracuse, New York, United States of America

Date

Oct 08, 1990

Page

5

Thief and Traitor: Knaub's Defense Fraud Sentencing Looms

Our view condemns Reginald Knaub of Clay for a seven year scheme that sold over 100000 substandard military parts to the U.S. While awaiting an October 16 federal sentencing in Syracuse, the case underscores a troubling pattern of war profiteering harming troops and eroding ethics. The court's harsh sentence is needed to deter similar crimes and protect service members.

PHS Reginald Knaub Clay Knaub Syracuse U.S Pentagon Comi Persian Gulf U.S. District Court Howard Munson

Veteran battles Pentagon over stripped Purple Heart

Split Rock veteran Dick Heppeler, who lost part of a leg in Vietnam, fights Pentagon action removing his Purple Heart after officials say he carried the mine rather than stepped on it. Heppeler cites conflicting testimony and seeks help from local representatives to restore the award.

Panama Pentagon Dick Heppeler Split Rock Vietnam Heppeler

DOJ subpoenas records as oil firms face price probe

The U S Department of Justice broadens an investigation into gasoline price spikes by subpoenaing records from oil companies. Indictments and convictions are hoped to follow to deter profiteering during crises. Princess Diana visits Grandmama's House in Washington D C and hugs a 3 year old AIDS patient, countering fears about casual transmission.

U.S. Department of Justice Ma‘s House Washington, D.C Debbie Tate

Retirees as Consultants Spark Budget Debate

A reader argues that pensions and consulting contracts are distinct and legitimate tools. Former county workers can deliver value in tasks cost effectively, and the focus should be on total spending, purpose, and value received rather than who is paid. Compliment prudent use of retirees if funds produce needed work.

Burke decision unfair to victims of drugs

A letter criticizes County Court Judge William J. Burke for allegedly dismissing drug case evidence and returning seized cocaine and paraphernalia. The writer, expressing personal loss from a family member’s drug involvement, urges removal or nonappointment of judges like Burke and appeals for accountability within the Syracuse police and judiciary.

Burke Cope William J. Burke Syracuse Hope

Harvest of Peace Resolution Backed By Rep Walsh

Rep James Walsh co sponsors the Harvest of Peace Resolution urging shifts from military spending to domestic priorities and peaceful solutions worldwide amid potential Iraq delays. He backs the Mixer Leland Bill to raise food stamp allowances and helped the Select Committee on Children Youth and Families hold hearings on related issues.

James Walsh Congress Iraq Walsh Mixer Leland Select Committee On Children, Youth and Families

Baby Boom and Birth Rate Drive Society's Strains

Opinion argues rising US fertility rate to 2.0 births per woman signals population growth pains. Cites 4 million births last year, potential 165 Boston-sized cities added in 50 years, and links to environmental strain, resource use, and policy changes. Advocates child-free or two-child limit and access to family planning information.

U.S United States Boston Reagan

Causes and concerns of infant mortality in Syracuse

The piece discusses infant mortality in Syracuse, praising Congressman Walsh for caring about those lacking life’s necessities, and urges action. It includes personal anecdotes about saving for a bicycle, concerns over stray cats and neutering, and mentions a harmed kitten found last Sunday.

Syracuse Congressman Walsh

Readers urged to send letters with contact details

Readers are invited to submit letters, with a daytime number and verified authorship. Edits for length may occur. Instructions cover unsigned letters, electronic submission, and help lines with several phone numbers.

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