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Newspaper

Syracuse Herald Journal

Location

Syracuse, New York, United States of America

Date

Oct 31, 1997

Page

7

Syracuse Board of Education slate endorsed by Herald-Journal

The Herald-Journal endorses Vickie Eudell Borg Roehm for Syracuse Board of Education, while noting 10 candidates compete for three seats. Incumbents Eudell and Hudenl receive continued support. other contenders include Rathbun Ryan McLaughlin Cameron Gysel Fox Collins and more. Voters may pick any three.

Syracuse Board OF Education Eudell, Borg, Boehm Rochm Syracuse Greater Edward J. McLaughlin Julie Cameron Independence James C. Gysel Right To Life Christine Fox Millicent Y. Collins Board of Education

Rossi and Levy vie for Onondaga Family Court seat

Voters face two highly qualified candidates for a ten year term Judge Robert J Rossi Republican with lines on Conservative Independence and Freedom and Bonnie G Levy Democrat an attorney with twenty years in Syracuse Family Court Levy has served as law guardian and represented low income clients both stress care and safety of children Rossi cites ten thousand cases in child abuse domestic violence and custody matters Our nod goes to Rossi for experience on the bench.

Onondaga County Herald-Journal Robert J. Rossi Freedom Rossi Bonnie G. Levy Efore Onondaganty Syracuse Levy Family Court Children’s Court

OnBank Sold Ends era for Syracuse banking

Syracuse loses its oldest bank as OnBank & Trust Co. is sold to Empire State Corp. The downtown headquarters will stay, but decisions move elsewhere. The note highlights OnBank’s civic giving and the hope that First Empire State Corp. will continue community support including JazzFest and mortgage lending in low income neighborhoods.

OnBancorp Ast Empire State Corp Onondaga County OnBank & Trust Co Syracuse OnBank New York Robert Bennett Urban League Boys and Girls Clubs March of Dimes First Empire State Corp Merchants National Bank & Trust Co Union National Bank Albany Syracuse Community Reinvestment Coalition First Empire M&t Bank

Roots of Judaism and Jesus as Messiah debated by Jewish voices

A Herald American commentary by Mary Ann Oppenheimer, supported by Syracuse Jewish Federation officials and local rabbis, questions rabbinic opposition to Messianic Jews. The piece argues the roots of Judaism lie in Torah and prophets, not rituals, and asks who Jesus is to each believer. It cites 13 principles of faith, Passover symbolism, and Gamaliel’s remark on divine origin.

Herald American Mary Ann Oppenheimer Syracuse Jewish Federation Jesus Yeshua Yeshua of Nazareth Russia Isaiah Jeremiah Abraham Isaac Jacob Gamaliel God

Martha Mulroy deserves another legislature term

Onondaga County Legislator Martha Mulroy is urged to be reelected for another term. The letter praises her for helping residents, cutting red tape, and providing prompt assistance when asked. It calls for continued service by Mulroy and notes a separate letter condemns drivers who hit a white cat and shows distress over the aftermath.

Onondaga County Martha Mulroy Mulroy Martha Mulray Mark D. Edmonds Syracuse

Corcoran Cartoon Prompts School Race Codes Debate

A Corcoran High School cartoon sparks reflections on racial labeling used by the school board. The writer expresses mixed feelings about blame, urging readers to lighten up and value family and life lessons amid ongoing controversy.

Corcoran High School

Cat Owner Urged to Safeguard Pets After Tragic Death

A community letter pleads with the cat owner to keep pets indoors and follow new laws on reporting found animals after a white cat was killed in a violent incident. The writer stresses owner responsibility and recalls witnesses to the sad event.

League critique of convention stance sparks debate

The letter from Janet J. Mallen and a reaction to the League of Women Voters oppose a constitutional convention, questioning education of voters amid claims convention would worsen failures. It argues voters still seek a path to influence the process and asks if individuals will participate to ensure a successful convention.

League of Women Voters Herald-Journal Janet J. Mallen League

Readers invited to submit letters for publication

Readers should be succinct legible and include name address and daytime phone. Submissions become property of The Herald Co. and may be edited published and posted online or on NewsLine. Contact details provided for mailing email fax and questions.

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