Syracuse Journal founders and leadership details listed
The fragment credits Arthur Jenkins founder of Revold on January 18 1877 and lists Stephen Rogers as President Editor and Publisher Stephen A Rogers as Editor and Publisher Michael Connor as Executive Editor Stan Inherst as Senior Managing Editor.
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Rejection of Mayor Sala ry Hike Debate in Syracuse
The editorial argues against a proposed salary raise for Syracuse Mayor Roy Bernardi. It notes the mayor’s current $84,388 pay, contrasts with Rochester and Albany mayors, and dismisses living-cost comparisons, claiming voters care about local affordability. It warns raising pay would affect pensions and urges focus on achievements.
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Kenneth Shaw
Jim Boeheim
Paul Pasqualoni
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Pataki urges drug law reform to end Rockefeller policy
Gov. Pataki calls for dramatic reform of New York Rockefeller drug laws arguing treatment and prevention are more effective and cheaper than incarceration. He notes lawmakers fear crime labels, urges cross party support this year as election cycles press lawmakers to act.
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We the People and the Power of Community Action
The essay argues that voters rely on leaders yet often feel disenfranchised. It highlights the Electoral College concept, civic duty, and volunteerism, praising Baba Virsa Singh ji’s Gobind Sadan model in India as proof that non governmental action can build productive, self sustaining communities with roads and services. It urges rebuilding local infrastructure through citizen initiatives and critiques union tactics in public schools while stressing civil discourse.
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Should guards give up so inmates benefit
A reader questions prison visiting rules noting Christmas Day closures. argues staff should not sacrifice holidays for inmate visits and disputes fairness between prisoners and staff. The letter contends increased staffing is needed and questions holiday staffing for prison employees.
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Elizabeth A Harlander Manlius
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Good Samaritans Help Stranded Driver Near Plainville
On December 31 at 1 20 p m a green GMC went off Route 370 near Tater Road during a snowburst west of Plainville. Three Good Samaritans in red and blue pickups blocked traffic spotted for the puller and helped extract the vehicle, refusing any payment and earning public praise.
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Readers are invited to submit letters and other brief items for publication. Submissions must include the writer's name address and telephone number. Materials become property of The Herald Co and may be edited or republished.
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