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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Oct 24, 1997
Page
5
In our opinion snow arrives and tests drivers on slick roads. The column notes accidents on Syracuse routes with ambulances and tow trucks called early morning. It urges extra time, snow tires, slow speeds, avoiding tailgating, and warns SUVs can mislead about stopping power.
The piece argues campaign finance reform lags as IRS overhaul gains speed with Clinton backing a GOP bill to create an outside oversight board and shift tax dispute burden to the IRS. It condemns abuses and calls for fairer tax laws and accountability before broad changes.
Dr Richard W Weiskopf of Syracuse denounces Senate bill 5.981 proposed by Levin and Thompson, arguing it imposes costly risk analyses on EPA rules and existing safeguards, weakening public health protections amid pollution crises and recalls.
A reader defends classic and gentle TV shows like Gilligan's Island and Happy Days, arguing they offer safe escapes from harsh modern life. The letter cites family values, humor, and relatable characters such as the Cunninghams and Urkel, asserting these programs are harmless and fond memories.
Reviewer Dick Senecal lauds Salt City Center’s production of Phantom praising director George Puello, cast led by Bob Brown and Amy Johnson, and a strong orchestral showing by Pat Lotito. He urges renewed public support and notes opening attendance was 275 with strong seats throughout the venue. He recommends a repeat run soon.
The piece argues against a state constitutional convention in New York, warning it would cost at least 50 million and risk loss of rights and living standards. It contends rewriting the constitution would benefit special interests, reduce public input, and could erase positive state qualities in education and health care. Signed by Marsha Pross and other NOW members.
Readers are urged to send letters to the editor and other submissions with name address and daytime phone. The Herald Co publishes The Post Standard Herald Journal Herald American and may edit or post on Syracuse Online NewsLine. Mailing and contact details provided.
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