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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 1989
Page
6
In Our Opinion argues Prop One passes. highlights Maroun in First District and Guy in Second District as reformers who would bring independence and neighborhood focus. Praises Christensen in the Third District for constituent advocacy while noting Kuczminski remains unseen.
The board backs Salibrici Fahey and Johnson for education commissioners with incumbents Salibrici and Fahey seeking second terms and Johnson, a longtime Syracuse Schools administrator, also running. White Catalano Mauro Pillsbury Miller listed. highlights include desegregation shifts, magnet schools, mandatory kindergarten, smaller class ratios, and a push for classroom innovation.
The Syracuse Conservation Advisory Council states it is an unpaid, nonpartisan advisory body appointed by the mayor to aid the Common Council. It emphasizes cooperation with city officials, denies being a front for any organization, and lists recent comments on projects and proposed ordinance changes.
Kimberly Hodge of Paul V. Moore High School in Central Square urges New York to raise the high school dropout age to 18. She argues mandatory schooling reduces gang risk, eases parental burden, and suggests paid incentives plus counseling to keep students in class until diploma or 18.
Michael Marge asserts Susan Farr is the most qualified candidate for Onondaga County Legislature District 9. He cites her 13 years in local government and her long standing work against illegal drugs and environmental pollution, contrasting with challenger Vicki Baker.
The Herald-Journal and Herald American invite letters on any public issue. Letters should be brief and legible with a clear point. Include daytime phone number. not all letters will be published. edits for length may occur. Electronic submissions via home computers are welcome. telephone submission details and ASCII transmission guidance are provided.
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