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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Sep 28, 1995
Page
10
A 2 year old, Howard Manning, fell from an apartment window and suffered a concussion and cuts. He was released from University Hospital. His mother faces two counts of endangering welfare. The piece urges window screens and safety checks to prevent such accidents at home.
The Onondaga County Justice Center now lets victims block specific phone numbers through its computer system. Sheriff Kevin Walsh says the feature prevents calls from attackers while inmates are held, a response prompted by cases like Susan Keezer and Michael Casciano. The system aims to restore victims' sense of security during recovery.
The Syracuse University College of Law celebrates its centennial with a Friday dinner at Manley Field House attended by 800 people. Alumni include Senators Biden and D Amato. Chief Justice Preyer to keynote. The school has broadened diversity, with women now near half the student body and 80 percent from minority groups. A new wing and Applied Learning Program signal future growth.
A broad critique accuses major universities Miami Nebraska Alabama Florida State USC Washington Wisconsin Ohio State Michigan Michigan State Auburn and Oklahoma of repeated rule violations by athletes and programs. The piece urges replacing the NCAA with a new governing entity and notes penalties seem uneven, while also touching on a Wal Mart T-shirt controversy and a church anniversary with past pastors Esther Palma.
The Herald Journal contrasts Deborah Mathis and Cal Thomas on handling terrorists and the Unabomber manifesto. Mathis defends media appeasement while Thomas warns against rewarding violence, arguing a firm stance preserves moral backbone and public trust.
The task force chair rebuts an editorial suggesting bias against Centro and asserts the panel's mission to improve downtown transport includes parking, traffic, and rail links. He defends Centro advocacy as rider focused, aiming to boost ridership and integrate with OnTrack and park and ride.
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