Syracuse Herald Journal founder pledge and staff listing
July 1 1999 issue shows HYR JENKINS founder note and a roster: Stephen Rogers president Stephen A Rogers editor Michael J Connor executive editor Timothy D Bunn deputy executive editor Stan Linhorst senior managing editor etc. Publication page editor listed with adverting and marketing directors.
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Persics
Hyr Jenkins
Edscare Rec Bessors
Stephen Rogers
Stephen A. Rogers
Michael J. Connor
Timothy D. Bunn
Stan Linhorst
Japaes F. Kleinklaus
Jeffrey A. Barber
Chevin L
Gammage family presses DOJ over Jonny Gammage case
In a pointed appeal, Jonny E. Gammage’s grieving father questions why five police officers faced manslaughter charges and why the Justice Department’s civil rights division has not pursued a broader case. The piece argues excessive force and systemic racism demand accountability and a full reexamination by Bill Lann Lee.
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Bill Lann Lee
Justice Department
Immy L. Cammage
Lee
Jonny E. Gammage
Gammage
John
Tor
Vojzas
Brentwood
Milton Mulholland
Michael Albert
Abner Louima
New York
United States Justice Department
Civil Rights Division
Jenny E. Gammage
Courtroom Closed in Syracuse Murder Trial
A judge in Onondaga County ordered a secret courtroom session in the James Cahill murder case, prompting protests from Syracuse Newspapers. The decision, not explained, raises questions about public access to trials and the balance with fair proceedings. The Cahill case involves alleged cyanide poisoning of his wife Jill Cahill at University Hospital last October.
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Onondaga County Court
Wiliam Burke
James Cahill
Burke
Cahill
Jill
University Hospital
Syracuse
New York
S. Paul Battaglia
Responsibility cannot legislate crime debate
Richard Capella argues that laws do not create responsibility and cites the Littleton tragedy to claim individual ethics govern actions. He notes 25,000 gun laws yet persistent irresponsibility, insisting society needs to limit actions of those who refuse responsibility rather than add rules.
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Ms. Hahn
Richard Capella
Syracuse
Onondaga County Bowing Event Praised by Official
An official message thanks the American Bowling Congress staff bowlers vendors and visitors for making Onondaga County the Bowling Capital of the world since February. It commends Tournament Director Hal Kaminski and his team for organizing the event at Oncenter and praises hospitality from hotels restaurants and county residents.
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Onondaga County
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American Bowling Congress
Hal Kaminski
Oncenter
Bowers
Marilyn Monroe Tops Top 50 Screen Greats Vote
Readers weigh in on the American Film Institute list with praise for Marilyn Monroe. The message highlights her iconic blond persona, unique charm, and influence on film style, noting imitators fall short and predicting few future actresses match her blend of comedy music and fragile screen presence.
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American Film Institute
Marilyn Monroe
Monroe
Jack Lemmon
Community lauds bowling tournament impact and facilities
Nicholas J. Pirro, Onondaga County Executive, thanks the American Bowling Congress for a standout event, praising the community’s facilities, ability, and desire to compete in the convention and tourism industry.
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American Bowling Congress
Nicholas J. Pirro
Onondaga County
Brutal security incident at Syracuse Rock & Roll Fest
Peggy Frigon writes of a Saturday incident at downtown Syracuse Rock & Roll Fest where a security guard body slammed a fan in front of her family. She describes the guard’s headlock carry off stage and ambulance departure, urging better event staffing and police presence for future shows. She questions security practices and seeks support for the injured man.
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Syracuse
Steppenwolf
Peggy Frigon
Letters Policy Encourages Public Submissions to Herald
Readers are invited to submit letters for publication with name, address, and daytime phone. Submissions become property of The Herald Co. and may be edited or republished, including online. Address Letters to the Editor Syracuse NY 13221, email Letters@Syracuse.com, or fax 470-3019, with questions at 315-470-2235.
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