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Newspaper

Syracuse Herald Journal

Location

Syracuse, New York, United States of America

Date

Oct 30, 1981

Page

9

City Court race clouded by indictment timing

In Our Opinion argues District Attorney Richard A. Hennessy used a last minute indictment against Judge Joseph Falco to damage his reelection bid. Falco, 16 years on the bench, faced charges including burglary and official misconduct, with supporters alleging political motivation and unfair exposure before the election.

Richard A. Hennessy Hennessy Joseph ¥. Falco Judge Falco Ed Hennessy Commission On Judicial Conduct Richard Sardino

County Court race: Anderson and LaParo vie for Onondaga seat

The editorial weighs Judge James R. Anderson of City Court and John B. LaParo of the DA staff as candidates for Onondaga County Court. It lauds Anderson’s long City Court tenure since 1973 and LaParo’s extensive legal career, ultimately urging LaParo’s election to county court.

James R. Anderson John B. LaParo Onondaga Anderson Syracuse College of Law County Board of Supervisors LaParo Union University Onondaga County Court

City Court Candidates Seek Rebuilding of Dignity

A newspaper editorial urges voters to retire Judge Falco amid misconduct allegations and endorses Brian DeJoseph, Yvon Hedges, and Thomas W. Higgins Jr. It praises Hedges and Higgins as best suited to restore dignity and esteem to the City Court, citing their records in law and public service.

Sardino Falco Judge Falco Brian DeJoseph Lee Alexander Bryan Hedges Supreme Court Thomas Aloi Thomas W. Higgins Jr Metropolitan Water Board DeJoseph James Fahey Syracuse University Phi Beta Kappa Syracuse University College of Law Onondaga County Bar Association Yvon Hedges Fahey Frank del Vecchio Higgins Georgetown University Hedges

Political satire on environmental extremism and hit lists

The piece mocks environmentalist outrage by likening eco groups to hit lists and vigilante squads. It ironizes the idea of Greenpeace style campaigns and a “Bambi Pac” backlash while skewering political action committee tactics and public figures.

Lincoln Bambi Pac James Watt St. Francis of Assisi

Enforce sportsmanship at Solvay Grimes football clash

Letter writers critique high school football conduct at the Solvay Grimes Oct 23 game. They urge officials to curb late hits and verbal abuse, warn unsportsmanlike behavior risks injuries, and defend park funding amid county debate about Onondaga Lake Park and Hopkins Road Field Park.

Griffin Field Solvay Michael A. Ladlyn Syracuse

Syracuse Voters This Fall Face Mayor Lee Alexander Contest

A Syracuse reader advocates re electing Mayor Lee Alexander arguing his proven service. They dismiss Republican Roy Bernardi as a county mayor in disguise and criticize his stance on travel and guidance while expressing disappointment with Mel Zimmer and urging the Democratic Party to act.

Syracuse Lee Alexander Roy Bernardi County Mel Zimmer

New York Voter Opposes 500 Million Prison Bond

Louise Donahue urges New York voters to reject a 500 million prison bond, arguing it would total 1.4 billion over time, that building more prisons fails to deter crime, and rehabilitation programs offer a better path with counseling and restitution for offenders.

New York State Louise Donahue Liverpool

Death penalty stance voiced in Syracuse letter

Senior citizen Alice Frasier of Syracuse urges voting no on a prison bond and supports Nellie Avon Walton on death penalty for vicious crimes to reduce prison crowding, arguing tax funds already support inmates.

Nellie Avon Walton Alice Frasier Syracuse

Judge Falco praised for fairness and city court reforms

The Herald-Journal readers commend Judge Joseph Falco for honesty integrity and judicial temperament and highlight his role in reorganizing the City Court. As chief administrative judge he reduced chaos and backlog while streamlining arraignments pretrials and dispositions under one judge per case.

Herald-Journal Joseph Falco Citizen Court Falco

Seniors Oppose Prison Bond Vote Led by Carolyn Devine

As a senior citizen I join Nellie Walton in opposing prison bonds. We worry federal cuts may affect services and benefits for the elderly and other beneficiaries of tax funds. We urge seniors, teachers, and public employees to vote against the bonds. Rodman, Carolyn Devine.

Nellie Walton Carolyn Devine Rodman

Criticism Aimed at Daryl Frawley Over Clay Park Efforts

A reader defends Daryl Frawley 2nd district county legislator against claims he blocked a county park in Clay. The writer recalls bipartisan town work in the late 1970s when Clay developed multiple neighborhood parks and upgraded Clay Park North and Clay South with Town Board cooperation.

Daryl Frawley Town of Clay

Oklahoma Moves Toward Final Sleep for Killers in Law

Commentator urges extending harsh penalties to murderers. Advocates note Texas and Nevada pursuing similar measures and suggest New York should adopt the approach. The column argues for decisive justice and reflects on public safety concerns.

Oklahoma Texas Nevada New York State

King Lee Alexander endorsed again sparks editorial clash

A local editorial questions Mayor Lee Alexander and the other paper's support for his re election. It accuses the publication of hypnosis and disdain for reason, criticizing calls for higher pay and more monuments and personal expense for lavish trips to New York.

King Lee Lee Alexander la Grande Pomme

Opposition to New York Telephone Co band plan sparks public protest

A Syracuse area letter warns that dividing service into eight bands would force toll charges on many suburbs including Tully and LaFayette. The writer cites increased bills for business calls and personal communications, urging readers to protest to the New York State Public Service Commission in Albany.

New York Telephone Co Syracuse Central Square Skaneateles New Woodstock Tully LaFayette New York State Public Service Commission

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William B. Cotter Robert T. Hennessey Philip A. Hofmann R. Gary Kruger Edward 8. Sabine Jacome ©. Cooley Daborah J. Abbott Alvin G. Fenner Wiliam C City Court By Mark Russell Friends of the Earth Buddies of the Road Tweetie Bird Goon Squad Mensch Clay Park Wetzel Road Onondaga County Frawley Onondaga Lake Park Hopkins Road Stuart K. Krupkin Democratic Party Empire State Plaza Albany, N.S Tess Ealing
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