Stephen Rogers Leads Editorial Team In Daily Briefings
Stephen Rogers serves as president while Stephen A Rogers edits and publishes the paper. Michael J Connor is executive editor with Stan Linhorst as senior managing editor. Christopher M Becker oversees information systems and L Peter Lyman is the editorial page editor. Alice Miranda is controller Annette Peters heads human resources and Michael Stern directs production.
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Stephen Rogers
Stephen A. Rogers
Michael J. Connor
Stan Linhorst
Jeffrey A. Barber
Christopher M. Becker
L. Peter Lyman
Alice Miranda
Annnette Peters
Michael Stern
Richard Boynton and the Richard Principle in Syracuse police
The piece portrays Syracuse Police Inspector Richard Boynton, longtime veteran since 1969, as spending years in a chair reading magazines while earning about 65,000 to 85,000 a year. It notes clashes with chiefs over overtime practices, a remote desk in the police garage, and fears taxpayers fund a nonproductive role.
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Laurence Peter
Syracuse
Richard Boynton
Richard
Boynton
Tim Foody
Roy Bernardi
James Boynton
Foody
John Farge
Dennis DuVal
Hms
Protect Dairy Farmers in Upstate Northeast Compact
The dairy compact expires September 30 and faces strong opposition from big-money interests in Congress. Gov Pataki testified that renewal would protect well run farms, aid loan access, and help stabilize prices, while critics warn of higher consumer milk costs.
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Congress
New York
Dymes Walsh
Rgnondaga
Charles Schumer
Hillary Rodham Clinton
Wiscon- Sarm
Uns
Department of Agriculture
New England
New
Upstate
Restraint in Genoa Debate Sparks Missile Shield Support
Michael H Arnold of Camillus argues the Italian police showed restraint amid Genoa anarchists and praises U S missile defense, urging citizens to push peaceful policy change. He questions demonstrators free speech and criticizes violence and hooliganism while defending democratic tolerance.
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Genoa
Diane R. Swords
Swords
Italy
Israel
Teheran
Pyongyang
Kabul
Beying
Michael H. Arnold Camillus
Syracuse Nationals 2002 draws 5800 cars and 40,000 visitors
Syracuse Nationals at the New York State Fairgrounds drew more than 5,800 classic cars and trucks and about 40,000 attendees. State and local officials and staff praised support from John DeFrancesco and Nick Pirro, with praise for Roy Bernardi, Matt Driscoll, Jan Quitzau, David Cordeau, and Peter Cappuccilli. Preliminary economic impact was pegged at 10.8 million dollars.
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Syracuse
Syracuse Convention and Visitors Bureau
Greater
Central New York
States
Canada
Dennis Connor
Central
Readers invited to submit letters for publication
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Herald-Journal
Herald American
Syracuse
Horald American
P.O
N.Y
Syracuse.com
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