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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Feb 22, 2001
Page
4
Stephen Rogers serves as President guiding operations while Stephen A Rogers presides as Editor and Publisher. Michael J Connors oversees executive duties with Stan Linkorst as Senior Managing Editor shaping the newsroom strategy.
The 1990s waste plan expanded capacity to burn more trash now triggers an $822,050 penalty for exceeding 295,000 tons. OCRRA seeks contract changes as capacity may rise again, risking a potential $1.2 million annual penalty and higher costs for Onondaga County residents.
The FBI agent Robert Hanssen is accused of passing over 6,000 pages of secret documents to Russian agents for more than 15 years. He allegedly collected 51.4 million in cash and diamonds, was arrested Sunday night, and faces a March 5 court date. Former officials warn of deep security failures and call for reform led by William Webster.
Letters from readers argue against a racial profiling bill, stating reporting race and gender is already standard practice, defending proactive policing as targeting problem areas, and warning the measure could erode trust and hinder crime prevention. Readers urge political support for law enforcement and caution against mischaracterizing policing intentions.
The writer critiques Syracuse Mayor Roy Bernardi, arguing against a raise and upcoming HUD appointment. They claim his seven-year tenure worsened the city and warn of further decline if rewarded, comparing it to a train wreck and urging recovery instead of praise. The piece implies political retaliation for kowtowing to Gov. Pataki.
Frederic A Stone a retired surgeon from Henderson Harbor writes from rural Jefferson County praising the cardiac surgeons at St. Josephs Hospital Health Center in Syracuse. He says patients are grateful for corrective surgery and returned to their vacations in the community. He urges not to be silent about the skills and dedication in Central New York.
Readers are urged to send letters with name, address and daytime phone. Submissions become property of The Herald Co. and may be edited or published. Examples include letters, cartoons, poems or photos. Contact options include postal address, email, fax, or NewsLine for questions.
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