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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Apr 03, 2000
Page
3
Stephen Rogers serves as president and editor publisher guiding the daily Chronicle operation with editorials from Stephen A Rogers and executive editor McCrall J Connor followed by senior messaging editor Stan Linhorsi. The note dated Monday April 3 2600 outlines leadership roles and newsroom structure.
A Northeast coalition led by Sen. Nancy Lorra ine Hoffmann aims to hire a full-time Washington lobbyist for agriculture. For 25000 per state annually, New York and neighbors could boost farm policy, support milk pricing through the Northeast Dairy Compact, and shield dairy farmers from collapse as urban lawmakers shift to rural needs.
IRS data show members and staff in Congress owe about $10.0 million with 8.4 percent nonpayment in the House and 7.5 percent in the Senate. The piece laments lawmakers not paying taxes, notes confidentiality, and urges reflection on April 15.
The dispute over the Brooklyn Museum’s Sensations exhibit ends with a settlement requiring both sides to drop lawsuits and pay own fees. New York Mayor Giuliani musters no further action. the city funds a 5.8 million dollar renovation over two years.
Letter from James S. Flanagan of Norwich urges state government to enact a budget on time and reduce energy costs. He argues Upstate New York risks population and congressional seat losses, stresses tax burdens and political inaction, and calls for voter demand for decisive economic leadership to revitalize the Empire State.
March brought the closing of Sedgwick Market in Syracuse. Owners Jim and Dee Colbert knew customers by name and offered homemade salads dishes and desserts. The market spread by word of mouth and was a local favorite, not a nuisance as two neighbors claimed.
Albert H. Arnold from Elbridge Onondaga County urges Herald Journal to reconsider Erie Canal as the quarter design. He argues the canal shaped New York State, cites its detail level, compares to Washington Crossing the Delaware and Statue of Liberty designs, and asks that the canal be kept as a state symbol.
Syracuse Convention and Visitors Bureau Task Force thanks numerous sponsors volunteers and residents for a county wide Fantastic Weekend featuring NCAA East Regional events at the Carrier Dome. Congratulations to Syracuse University and Coach Boeheim as the Orangemen delivered record crowds and community pride.
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