Syracuse Journal Founders and Personnel Noted in 19th Century Fragment
A fragment from the Syracuse Journal references founder Aateur Jenkins, dated January 15, 2877, with mentions of Tehfen Rogers, Stephen A. Rogers as editor and publisher, Michaels Connor as executive editor, and Stan Unhorst as senior managing editor, hinting at an independently minded editorial stance.
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Sharon Wins Election and Pushes Peace Prospects
Sharon’s victory signals potential policy shift amid Middle East turmoil. Barak’s defeat ends a bid for a negotiated peace, turnout falls, and regional leaders react as Powell plans to visit. Palestinians fear deep mistrust while some favor cautious engagement to avert renewed bloodshed.
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Community Responds Strongly After Syracuse Train Crash
In Syracuse a Amtrak train struck a CSX freight car after leaving the Regional Transportation Center injuring 61 people. Emergency crews from fire, police, EMS and Red Cross coordinated quickly while hospital ERs moved patients to nursing homes to free space. No life threatening injuries were reported.
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Fishing derby aims to boost Syracuse on polluted Onondaga Lake
An Electronic Media feature profiles a three day fishing derby on Onondaga Lake in Syracuse in August. Gary Wordlaw of WTTV leads sponsors Goldberg's Carrier and local firms to draw 150000 visitors. Prizes include 5 million dollars and luxury cars, with proceeds donated to lake cleanup.
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City transit gaps spark calls for airport bike racks and buses
Syracuse resident Candace Brennan urges improvements at Hancock International Airport area noting no bike lockers and limited Centro service. She cites 6 am departure and 4 pm return as inadequate for workers and mall connections, urging safer public transport options.
Impending Change Sparks Call for Help and Reform
A former Consol idated Industries worker in Syracuse urges kinder, proactive planning as sudden closures threaten disabled residents. Four people offer to build a warning system to limit grief, while expressing sympathy for those affected and warning against one sided electricity price regulation tied to Niagara Mohawk.
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Niagara Mohawk criticized for high gas prices and lack of competition
An editorial questions Niagara Mohawk’s claim of caring about customers as it dominates New York’s gas market. It argues the company could lower rates for seniors on fixed incomes and foster a competitive market, asserting monopolies keep prices high and capitalism relies on choice.
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Carousel Mall Oversight Panel Debate Sparks Local Critique
Reader letter questions the February 1 report on a joint committee by the Common Council and county legislature to monitor Carousel Mall expansion. It notes Mat thew Driscoll and Willian Sanford as leading tax deal supporters and mocks the council salary raise while proposing staged pay increases.
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Matthew Driscoll
Willian Sanford
Readers invited to send letters to the editor
The Herald Journal invites readers to submit letters for publication. Letters must include writer name, address, and daytime telephone. Submissions become property of Syracuse publications and may be edited, published, or reused.
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