Independent course pledge from early Herald founder
Arthur Jenkins, founder, writes in the first issue dated January 15 1877 that they will pursue an independent course and discuss public questions while supporting men and measures best for the people. The Herald Company publication from Syracuse New York notes the Saturday December 23 2000 issue details and office box.
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Editorials urge action on contraceptive coverage bill
Excerpts cite the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission ruling to push Congress toward the Equity in Prescription Insurance and Contraceptive Coverage Act. They warn that inaction will push women to pursue court-ordered equity, while urging mandated coverage of contraceptives by employers that cover any prescription drugs.
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Papa This One's For You A Writer's Life and Father
The narrator recalls his immigrant father a telegraph operator in the Italian army who learned English and valued reading. He credits family lessons on diversity restraint against drugs and respect for all, and traces his path to journalism from childhood paper routes to Syracuse University and a Wall of Distinction near the Civic Center.
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Silence and Silence: Thomas and Black Conservatism
Gregory Kane argues that Justice Clarence Thomas faced relentless criticism from black conservatives and liberals alike as the 2000 election recount cases dominated the Court. He praises Thomas for restraint yet notes the irony that in pivotal moments Thomas offered little questioning, risking a legacy of silence over crucial rulings.
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