Gus Bliven remembered as Albany Capitol journalist and gentleman
Longtime Syracuse Post Standard reporter Gus Bliven, a premier Albany Capitol observer, is remembered as a courteous, thorough journalist who knew the legislature inside out. Colleagues recall his old style ethics, dedication, and impact on coverage from the 1960s through the 1990s. He died after a career shaping reporting norms and serving the press corps with steady mentorship.
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