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Syracuse Herald Journal

Location

Syracuse, New York, United States of America

Date

Sep 25, 1990

Page

5

Group homes prove good neighbors in Camillus tale

Ten years after eight developmentally disabled residents moved into a Camillus home, neighbors recall fear gave way to acceptance. The site, once protested, became a valued community asset as the Syracuse Developmental Center winds down and more homes arise statewide. Neighbors say these residents are quiet and friendly, and that disabled people can be better neighbors than others.

Metro Herald American Genesee St Camillus Seguin Community Services Association For Retarded Citizens Syracuse

SU 900 line drains fans with costly replays and merch

The Syracuse University athletics 900 line charges high rates for old play-by-play replays and offers a busy menu of options. Critics argue the program exploits fans while other schools profit from tickets, parking, and rights fees. Proposals suggest redirecting the revenue to purchase replay monitors for Dome seats to improve in-person viewing.

Doug Logan Syracuse University Logan SU Sports Carrier Dome Penn State Notre Dame Farflung The Orange

Cheers and concerns as scouts face abuse case and regional grants

A Syracuse police sergeant advised Boy Scout parents after the arrest of troop leader Robert G. Prior for sexually abusing a troop member. Four Quonoga County firms won over 90 000 in state science research grants to support chip capacity and nursing information software system projects.

Syracuse Timothy Erwin Erwin Robert G. Prior Ostica Industries Ltd Rad-X Coherent Research Inc Integrated Healthcare Technologies East

Save the trees in our national forests and public lands

An letter urging protection of old growth forests against logging pressure. It cites 200 to 300 foot conifers, says 87 percent of old growth is gone, condemns private and federal land logging, and urges readers to contact lawmakers to support the Ancient Forest Protection Act and oppose bills weakening the Endangered Species Act and Forest Management Act. It also promotes Finger Lakes Trail and Adirondack Mountain Club contacts.

CNY Amy Kantor Herald-Journal Finger Lakes Onondaga Chapter The Adirondack Mountain Club al Cbrist Finger Lakes Trails Finger Lakes Trail Conference Inc P.O. Box Rochester N.Y Dawn L. Bennett Onondaga Syracuse Mark Hatfield Les AuCoin Oregon ESA Bush James Walsh

TV can educate if used right with selective programs

A reader agrees some TV harms student achievement but argues limited, purposeful viewing can be educational. Cites Sesame Street for young children and The Discovery Channel for older kids as informative. Also notes video games can improve eye hand coordination and thinking skills.

Discovery Channel

University area turmoil sparks calls for enforcement

A university neighborhood voices frustration over pervasive obscenities and unsafe walking conditions. Citizens urge stronger police action and stricter enforcement of city ordinances to reclaim safe sidewalks and curb disruptive behavior. They warn the situation borders on intolerable and demand immediate relief.

Seniors Await Cable Service At One Franklin Square

William Berkley of North Syracuse writes that more than one hundred senior residents still await cable TV promised since July and then September. He notes repeated delays, lack of straight answers from the cable company, and fears winter will worsen the situation for residents who rely on TV for diversion.

Franklin Square

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Readers are invited to send letters that are succinct legible and signed. A daytime contact number is required. unsigned letters are not published. The paper may edit letters for length and will assist via phone numbers 315 470 2027 315 470 6023 and 315 470 2235. Readers with home computers may send ASCII text modem half duplex settings.

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