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Newspaper

Syracuse Herald Journal

Location

Syracuse, New York, United States of America

Date

Feb 16, 2000

Page

6

Herald Journal founders and staff listed in 2000 notice

Syracuse Herald Journal announces Stephen Rogers as president Stephen A Rogers as editor and publisher Michael J Connor executive editor Timothy D Bunn deputy executive editor Stan Linhorst senior managing editor James F Kleinklaus director advertising marketing Jeffrey A Barber director circulation L Feter Lyman editorial page editor in a staff roster dated February 16 2000

Stephen Rogers Stephen A Rogers Michael J. Connor Timothy D. Bunn Stan Linhorst James F. Kleinklaus Jeffrey A. Barber L. Feter Lyman Eator

Race for Cure permit eyed amid neighborhood concerns

DeWitt residents faced road closures last year during the Race for the Cure benefiting the Susan G. Komen Foundation with 6,000 participants. Organizers propose a May 20 start at 6:30 am and rail at emergency vehicle access, promising better notice and access this year while acknowledging possible participant loss and continuing community impact.

DeWitt Susan G. Komen Jonathan Craig Shopping Town Mall Bob Faulkner

Fuel prices soar threaten vulnerable people relief urged

In response to surging oil costs the federal government is urged to act to ease hardship for vulnerable households. Crude oil rose above 30 dollars a barrel, with heating oil and gasoline prices climbing, and the Northeast facing a heating crisis. Energy aid has been expanded, but long term price relief remains contentious as officials weigh tapping the Strategic Petroleum Reserve and market-driven approaches.

Department of Energy Energy Bill Richardson Clinton Charles Schumer D-N.y Richardson Energy Department Strategic Reserve United States

Hillary Clinton deserves fair treatment in press

Helen Farrell of Nedrow urges Syracuse media to give Hillary Clinton a break and support her potential New York leadership. Farrell defends the Clintons, praises Bill Clinton’s presidency, and argues security and scrutiny should not block Hillary from contributing to the state’s economy and future.

Helen Farrell Nedrow

Clinton campaign critique on concrete plans for New York

Readers debate Hillary Clinton’s lack of concrete policy proposals in the Central New Jersey and Upstate New York context. They question tax reform urban funding and urban education while noting political theater and a polarized electorate.

Cartoonist Panned for Clinton Role Reversal Cartoon

A reader criticizes a February cartoon showing Hillary Rodham Clinton calmly fielding questions while Bill Clinton stands in the background offering cookies. The letter argues the piece reinforces sexist gender roles and misinterprets Rodham Clinton running for Senate from New York as diminishing her husband.

Tam Frank Cammuso Hillary Rodham Clinton Billee Clinton Rodham Clinton Martha Stewart U.S. Senate New York

Syracuse Symphony Conductor Grant Cooper Praised

James A. Clark urges audiences to experience Grant Cooper, resident conductor of the Syracuse Symphony Orchestra, praising his talents and humor in Pops and Family concerts and noting his self made costumes for Stars and Stripes performances. Nancy Thier voices healing from police reforms.

Police Benevolent Association Currier James A. Clark Syracuse Syracuse Symphony Orchestra Grant Cooper Nancy Thier

Letters to the Editor policy for Syracuse publications

Readers urged to submit letters or creative pieces with full name address and daytime phone. Submissions become property of The Herald Co. and may be edited and published or posted online. Contact details include mailing address, email, fax, and phone numbers for submissions and policy inquiries.

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