Herald founder pledge quotes from first issue 1877
Arthur Jenkins states in the Herald's first issue on January 15, 1877 that parties should be ignored and public questions discussed to advance the people's interests while supporting men and measures deemed best. Stephen Rogers serves as president and Stephen A. Rogers as editor and publisher with Michael J. Connor executive editor and Stan Linhorst senior managing editor.
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Arthur Jenkins
Herald
Stephen Rogers
Stephen A. Rogers
Michael J. Connor
Stan Linhorst
Small stride toward campaign finance reform in Congress
In our opinion the recent passage tightens disclosure of donors and expenditures by certain political action committees. The bill is narrow, aimed at 527 groups, and President Clinton is expected to sign. Critics warn loopholes persist and vast money still drives politics.
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Senate
House
Clinton
Srish
Citizens“for ‘Better Medicine
Sierra Club
Texas
George W. Bush
Bush
John McCain
R-Ariz
McCain
Russ Feingold
D-Wis
Trent Lott
McCain-Feingold
Peaceful Transition Marks Mexican Democracy's First Power Shift
The Mexican election ends 71 years of PRI rule as Vicente Fox of the PAN wins the presidency. Analysts note a mature transition aided by reforms from outgoing President Zedillo. Fox pledges growth, anti corruption reforms, and NAFTA collaboration, while PAN holds about 38 percent of seats, requiring consensus-building to push legislation.
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Vicente Fox
National Action Party
PAN
Institutional Revolutionary Party
PRI
Ernesto Zedillo
Mexico
United States
U.S
Fox
Chamber of Deputies
Senate
Zedillo
Quality Child Day Care and Protection Act supports staff training
A New York State Assembly member urges Governor Pataki to sign the Quality Child Day Care and Protection Act. The measure includes background checks, increased training, fingerprinting, inspections, and a recruitment program with higher fines for violations, aiming to elevate care quality for children.
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Pataki
Joan K. Christensen
Syracuse
Chief backs officers after Fayetteville Manlius incident
Town of Manlius Police Chief Richard E. Carbery defends officers who cleared the high school lot after a chaotic balloon incident. He notes warnings, restraint, and arrests, emphasizing safety and lawful action amid criticism from some readers.
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Fayetteville- Manlius High School
James Chupaila
Town of Manlius
Richard E. Carbery
Hoice
Manlius
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