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Newspaper

Syracuse Herald Journal

Location

Syracuse, New York, United States of America

Date

Oct 16, 1989

Page

5

Scofflaw policy under fire in City Hall clash

Article criticizes Chief Leigh Hunt for a “scofflaw” list policy that Names mayoral aide involvement and suggests selective enforcement. It questions why prominent figures appear on the list and whether police favoritism could influence political campaigns and public perception. The piece urges reevaluation of the practice.

Leigh Hunt Tom Young Wes Bernard Mahoney Neil Deiscoll Mahoney Driscoll Chief Hunt Scofflaw City Hall Teched Ips Mayo PSB

Lifesaver Toddler Shows Why We Need 911

Jameson Rodgers, a 3 year old in Los Angeles, calmly dialed 911 when his mother choked on a cough drop, saving her life. The child’s quick action highlights the value of a regional 911 system like New York’s Enhanced 911, and argues for a three digit number locally to speed emergency response.

Syracuse Onondaga County Jameson Rodgers Los Angeles Ene Monroe Saratoga Niagara Warren

Federal law urged to curb computer abuse and viruses

A virus alarm raises concern that a date set to Friday the 13th may trigger widespread damage. Officials say no federal law yet covers computer sabotage, leaving Aunt Minnie's number and payroll records at risk. The piece argues for a legal framework to address growing computer misuse.

Federal Bureau of Investigation Minnie

DeWitt road detour blocked by Limestone Hill Association

Citizens protest a temporary Woodchuck Hill Road closure Oct 2 to 4 after Colonial Drive detour is blocked by the Limestone Hill Association. The writer argues for community relief and questions the association run traffic restrictions and guards on Memorial Day to Labor Day.

DeWitt Woodchuck Hill Old Quarry Road Maple Drive Colonial Drive Limestone Hill Association Tam

Planning Winterfest 90 in Central New York

Autumn arrives as Winterfest 90 set for January 26 to February 4. Calls for ideas sponsorship and volunteering go to the Winterfest Information Line and Volunteer Center, with organizers Steve Chirello and Yvonne Sacripanti urging broad participation.

New York Steve Chirello General Charman Yvonne Sacripant Syracuse

Charter change push in Syracuse honors John DeFrancisco

Syracuse voters are urged to back a charter change this November citing City Councilor John DeFrancisco’s leadership. If approved, the Board of Estimate would be eliminated and council input on spending would rise. DeFrancisco is recommended for council president.

Syracuse John DeFrancisco Board of Estimate Peter A. Ascioti

Crosswalk on Route 11 Elbow Road Welcomes Safety Efforts

A new pedestrian crosswalk at Route 11 and Elbow Road is now in use as a safety measure. Assemblyman Michael J. Br and the New York State Department of Transportation regional director commend the progress and emphasize shared responsibility in reducing traffic accidents.

Route 11 Elbow Road Michael J. Br New York State Department of Transportation

Aliens Sightings Reported in Voronezh Queens and Delta

A New York UFO researcher notes a park sighting in Queens and a Mississippi Delta resemblance to a Soviet UFO description. Reports describe towering beings with three eyes and a missing child in Voronezh, while locals debate the reality of extraterrestrial life and urge reader responses for Sunday Soapbox.

Soviet Union Queens Voronezh New York Mississippi Delta

Zoning issue thanks from Manley Field House area residents

Community thanks neighbors and groups for support during rezoning, praises Syracuse Planning Commission and Common Council for a fair resolution with a non compliance clause. Special thanks to Jim Dougherye and Councilor Joan Christensen and to Syracuse University for listening and cooperation.

Manley Field House Lancaster Fields Jim Dougherye WENA Outerimstock Sherman Park Oess Istance Syracuse Planning Commission Syracuse Common Council Joan Christensen Syracuse University Dia Tane McCord Syracuse

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