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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Sep 11, 1990
Page
6
Opinion piece blasting BASS for rescinding a 23 year ban on women in its pro bass fishing tour. It mocks excuses about privacy and safety, argues gender discrimination harms the sport, and calls for sponsor scrutiny of exclusive groups and media ties.
In Helsinki Bush and Gorbachev reaffirm unity on Iraq and Kuwait crisis. They urge Iraqi withdrawal, keeping UN sanctions until Saddam retreats and hostages are released. Iran-Russia stance uncertain as hostages and potential military action loom. aims remain defend Saudi Arabia, remove Iraq from Kuwait, and bring Americans home.
Mac says four New York state colleges appear on Money magazine's list of America's best buys in higher education. Cooper Union leads, followed by SUNY Geneseo Binghamton and Albany in top 10. The piece critiques the president's extravagant office amenities, labeling the situation a jeer.
SAM LAGUZZA reports on a mental health committee meeting and site visits to St. Joseph's death by own action Prevention and Crisis Counseling Hot Line and CONTACT-Syracuse Inc. He notes strict crisis training, education guidelines, and that CONTACT-Syracuse requires a 60 hour curriculum with a high school diploma, while St. Joseph's staff hold four year degrees in human services and operate inside the Psychiatric Acute Care Unit for 24 hour hotline coverage.
Mildred Evans voices concern over a new village garbage pickup fee layering on tax bills. She argues it harms families and small businesses, urges voter input, and questions board accountability in East Syracuse.
Gerald J. Passamonte thanks the Syracuse Chiefs for their support of Syracuse Developmental Center and Seguin Community Services. Since April, 455 tickets were used for community outings, aiding personal growth and development. He praises box office staff for scheduling help and looks forward to 1991.
Alice H Russell commends eight college students and coordinator Austin Paulnack for operating cameras enabling live Cooke Cable TV coverage of the September 4 Common Council meeting. She notes Syracuse Newspapers reporters covered the event and expresses excitement for the September 17 telecast.
WCNY-TV presents Re opening the Waterways a discussion on restoring public access to Adirondack rivers and streams once open by law. Decades of private postings limit use with officials and landowners weighing regulatory action or court challenges amid a stalled bill.
Richard B. Pilgrim argues religion is marginalized in secular news, urging objective analysis beyond sects and institutions. He calls for broader definitions of religion, global scope, and in-depth reporting on religion’s cultural and historical impact.
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