Herald Journal founder quote on independent public interests
Arthur Jenkins, founder, declares in the Herald Journal first issue dated January 15, 1877 that the paper will pursue an independent course, discuss public questions, and support measures best for the people. The Syracuse Herald Journal emphasizes nonpartisan vigilance.
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Arthur Jenkins
Herald
Open budget talks in Syracuse invite public participation
Mayor Roy Bernardi proposes weekly public budget work sessions with the mayor, department heads and councilors, four months before the deadline. He urges councilors to present alternatives with residents watching, aiming for more open government and direct taxpayer input.
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Roy Bernardi
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Bernardi
Charity fund raising ask questions then sign a check
The piece urges careful giving during holidays, noting studies show telemarketing fundraisers keep a large share of donations. It advises donors to question fundraisers, verify charity overhead, and consider contacting the charity directly to ensure money supports work, especially as year-end generosity rises.
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Uncle Sam
Herald-Journal
Dennis Vacco
Goss
Syracuse
Chariies
Death penalty not deterrent says Margaret M Stinson
Stinson argues deterrence fails and death-penalty costs burden Onondaga County, citing high murder rates in Texas Florida and Louisiana and local expenses. She questions Pataki's claims and advocates redirecting funds to victims' families as true justice. Fayetteville author.
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George Pataki
New York State
Texas
Florida
Louisiana
Pataki
Onondaga County
William Fitzpatrick
Onondaga Lake
Margaret M. Stinson
Fayetteville
Full assessment hits fixed income homeowners in Syracuse
A reader laments the shift to full-value assessment without homestead options in Syracuse. They describe a long‑owned house valued at $71,500 triggering an estimated $616 yearly tax rise, with a private mortgage covering taxes and an income of $832 monthly. They fear losing housing as mortgage payments climb about $52 monthly.
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Syracuse
Mayor should back police in sting case
Letter to Mayor Roy Bernardi defends police sting at Coleman's bar and decoy operations. The writer urges respect for law enforcement amid perceived city hall corruption, argues decoys are common nationwide, and says Coleman should face consequences like others.
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Roy Bernardi
City Hall
Police Department
Coleman's
Wake up and make some noise Syracuse fans say
A Nov 26 Herald American column by David Ramsey criticizes SU fans for not cheering at the SU Lafayette game in the Carrier Dome. The writer cites ticket costs, donations, and program decay since 1991, calling for changes in leadership and attitude while defending fan loyalty.
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Herald American
Syracuse University
Su-Lafayette
Carriel Dome
Syracuse
Lafayette
Dave Ramsey
Carrier Dome
Alabama
Georgetown
Readers urged to send letters with contact details
Readers are invited to submit letters succinctly with authorship verified. Include daytime telephone and address. The paper will edit for length. Contact options include mail to Herald- MUM, phone numbers 315 470 2027 and 315 470 2235, or fax 470 3019.
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Herald- Mum
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N.Y
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