Independent course urged in Herald first issue
Arthur Jenkins founder of Herald, in the January 15 1877 issue, advocates ignoring party politics and pursuing an independent path to discuss public questions and back men and measures best serving the people.
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Arthur Jenkins
Herald
Bush EPA lawsuits split over power plant emissions
The Bush administration weighs withdrawing from lawsuits against 34 older power plants in the Midwest and South over nitrogen oxides and sulfur dioxide. New York asserts the actions affect acid rain and environmental damage, while EPA head Whitman and New York Attorney General Spitzer warn of reversals and higher costs.
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New York State
Christine Todd Whitman
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New Jersey
Eliot Bpitzer
Charles Schumer
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Donald Schregardus
Ohio
Campaign Issue Still Fighting Over Vietnam in NYC Race
The piece argues that Vietnam era service records distort politics yet notes many candidates, including Michael Bloomberg, had limited or no military service. It cites Bloomberg’s medical disqualification and a broader trend of non veterans holding office, while condemning falsified claims and highlighting Joseph Ellis’s plagiarism admission.
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Michael Bloomberg
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Harvard Business School
The
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Herman Badillo
Joseph J. Ellis
Mount Holyoke College
Massachusetts
US prison population trends and reform needs
An analysis argues that declining state prison numbers do not mean fewer incarcerated. The total rose in 2000 with 2.0 million prisoners nationwide, driven by growth in federal prisons. Demographic shifts intensified incarceration of women and people of color, especially for drug and nonviolent crimes. Substantial reforms and reentry investment are urged to curb future prison expansion and address societal costs.
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United States
Impossible for teachers to wear all those hats
A letter writer argues teachers juggle many roles from educator to nurse and counselor, urging parents to take more responsibility for children’s education and well being. The piece reflects on changes since 1990s and cites community concerns about school and family roles.
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J. Tousant
Carmella E. Mosca
Jamesville
Punishment for deputy praised by reader in harsh terms
A reader condemns Deputy Michael Brown's 30 days without pay and 16 months off work as inexcusably lenient, accusing Sheriff Kevin Walsh of tolerating harassment and bias while noting a lack of accountability for female trainees. letter also questions the sheriff's stance. The second letter reviewer urges rust protection in cars, arguing salt and cold Northeast winters cause rust beyond factory warranty coverage.
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Onondaga County
Kevin Walsh
Michael Brown
New York State
Rick Kent
Readers invited to submit letters for publication
The Herald Co invites letters to the editor noting they must include name address and daytime telephone. Submissions may be edited published and used in other formats such as Syracuse Online or NewsLine. Contact options include mail fax email and phone for questions.
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