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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Aug 02, 2001
Page
5
Stephen Rogers appointed president with Stephen A. Rogers as editor and publisher at the firm. Michael J. Connor serves as executive editor while Stan Linhorst remains senior managing editor, guiding the newsroom.
The piece argues New York lawmakers face no real consequences for failing to pass a state budget by April 1. It notes delayed budgets harm cities, towns, and schools, while legislators keep salaries paid and enjoy constitutional protections. It laments ongoing impunity and calls for accountability.
Former Syracuse standout Roose velt Boult Jr. leads Opportunity LLC to recruit Italian and Swiss firms to the Syracuse area. Six meetings in Parma and plans with Sima Fashion Co. could bring manufacturing sites and jobs. Boult to be paid 30000 over six months if targets met. Bowtie Culver notes proximity to Toronto Montreal Ottawa aids regional appeal.
Voters face an 19 member Onondaga County Legislature with only six races contested by major parties. The piece laments the lack of choices and questions the health of democracy as most races lack competition.
Reader letters criticize WSYR web poll asking Do you hate Hillary Clinton as inflammatory and harmful. They argue the question normalizes hate, sets a poor community example, and risks teaching young people to use hostile language in public discourse.
Frances T Sullivan urges Assembly members to oppose extender budget bills and push for real fiscal reconciliation. She notes Republicans already vote against emergency funds while four Democrats, including Joan Christensen and Bill Magee, consistently oppose fiscally irresponsible practices.
A front page letter urges New York state leaders to restore AIDS funding cut in the governor’s baseline budget. The author, Michael Crinnin of AIDS Community Resources in Syracuse, calls for accountable leadership and a comprehensive budget that restores critical AIDS services.
Walter Dean protests the Shays Meehan campaign finance reform while accusing Rep James Walsh of dishonesty in his stance. Janet Allen argues preservation of the West Shore Trail, prioritizing quiet recreation and accessibility over paving for bikes and rollerblades.
Readers urged to submit succinct legible letters with name address and daytime phone. Submissions become property of The Herald Co. and may be edited published or posted online. Mail Syracuse NY 13221 fax 470-3081 email letters Syracuse com. Call 315-470-2233 for questions.
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