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Newspaper

Syracuse Herald Journal

Location

Syracuse, New York, United States of America

Date

Aug 31, 1998

Page

4

Deputy Fired Over Harassment and Beating Scandal

Onondaga County Sheriff’s Deputy Benjam in O'Dell loses job after arbitration finds firing justified amid a 1997 inmate beating and a cover up involving erased video. Lawsuit and charges related to sexual harassment claims against O'Dell are noted, with deputies Casolare and Spaulding pursuing action.

Onondaga County Sheriff's Benjamin O'Dell O'Dell Eyear Justice Center Jerod Crosby Crosby Veronica Casolare Theresa Spaulding O Dell Casolare Kevin Walsh

Judge's ruling defied as Trans Union sells data again

A federal judge ordered Trans Union to stop selling credit information but the firm reportedly continues the practice. The article notes records on over 200 million Americans detail purchases and loans and are used to advise banks and marketers. Critics urge opt out, transparency, and even a cash alternative.

Trans Union Corp Trans Union Equifax Credit Information Services Inc Experian Great Universal Stores PLC James Timort Federal Trade Commission Timony

Fight terror but not this way in Britain and Ireland

Carie Taylor from Liverpool voices alarm over Britain's proposed anti-terrorist law. She warns the measure risks fueling the Troubles in Northern Ireland, notes dangers of convictions on police testimony, and cites historical bias, urging peace efforts and restraint amid Omagh tragedy. She aligns with Martin McGuinness on avoiding repressive powers.

Britain Lam Tony Blair United Kingdom Northern Ireland United States Ireland Martin McGuinness Royal Ulster Constabulary Carie Taylor Liverpool

Clinton's policy record praised amid letters to the editor

Matthew Ref defends Clinton amid six Herald Journal letters criticizing him. He notes Clinton's support for abortion rights and LGBT equality, highlighting historic appointments like Albright Reno and Shalala, while urging readers to weigh policy achievements over personal flaws.

Herald-Journal Clinton Madeline Albright Janet Reno Health and Human Services Donna Shalala

Letter to the Herald Attacks Clinton and Starr

In a Syracuse letter Louisa Lewis says Satan comes with many faces and blames President Clinton for the mess in the country. Kenneth Starr is called out and the writer agrees only with the Satan quote. The author signs Janet Hurwitz.

Louisa Lewis the Herald Satan Kenneth Starr Clinton Ken Starr Bill Clinton Janet Hurwitz Syracuse

End of Summer Reflections From Marjorie Lisson

Marjorie Lisson writes of summer fading as August ends with Labor Day approaching. She recalls Syracuse celebrations and new city developments like P&C ballpark and Barnes & Noble while cherishing family ties across Kingston and Phoenix.

Syracuse P&c Syracuse University Barnes & Nobles Wegmans Carrier Dome Armory Square Carousal Center Erie Canal Phoenix Ariz New York City Jersey Hudson River mid-Manhattan Kingston Ontario Hillary Marjorie Lisson

Arabs reject 1937 plan for separate Palestinian state

Fred Norton notes the 1937 British Peel Commission favored partition into Jewish and Arab states, a path Arabs rejected. He cites ongoing Middle East talks with U S pressure on Israel and Yasser Arafat, urging revision of the Palestinian Charter and police force figures to advance peace.

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Readers urged to submit letters for publication

The Herald Co. invites letters to be brief and readable and requires the writer's name address and daytime phone. Submissions become property of the publisher and may be edited and published or posted online. Mailing address is Letters to the Editor P O Box 4915 Syracuse NY 13221.

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