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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Oct 14, 1997
Page
7
The opinion urges every New York district to consider state funding for pre-k programs with advisory boards to tailor local plans. It cites Syracuse as a leader with demand on a waiting list and notes research showing early intervention reduces later special education needs and saves money.
A Times Union report says the Lawyers Fund for Client Protection, funded by lawyers fees, redirected about 300000 of 3500000 set aside to reimburse victims of dishonest lawyers. Forty four claimants faced bounced vouchers as funds were used for other state expenses, with 19 more pending.
A SEC ruling found Syracuse officials misled investors about the city's financial condition. City Auditor Minch Lewis exposed the misreporting after repeated requests to Mayor Bernardi were ignored. Citizens urge accountability to uphold integrity and standards in city leadership.
The InterReligious Council forms a Street People Task Force led by Bishop Costello to address sudden homelessness. Catholic Charities opens Oxford Street Inn as a night shelter, evolving from a daytime drop-in to a vital lifeline for hard-to-serve men, while later services expand elsewhere.
A parent argues against PTA fundraisers pressuring children with chocolate and wrapping paper sales. He cites a six year old girl and the drive to win prizes, calling for tax funds to cover school needs instead of sales campaigns. He urges safer, education focused budgeting and ends by condemning the practice.
The letter argues for enforcing current laws before reform, appeals to traditional gender roles, and criticizes liberal feminism. It references political figures, campaign finance, impeachment, and union dues, urging restraint and accountability while praising conservative groups.
The Herald Co invites readers to send letters, cartoons, poems, or photos for publication. Submissions must include name, address, and daytime phone, may be edited, and may appear online or on NewsLine. Mailing address, email, fax, and contact numbers are provided.
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