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Syracuse Herald Journal

Location

Syracuse, New York, United States of America

Date

Jul 11, 2001

Page

5

Syracuse Herald Journal Founder Quote Featured in First Harald Issue

The Syracuse Herald Journal notes the independent stance of Harald founder Arthur Jenkins in its January 15 1877 first issue. Stephen Rogers serves as President while Stephen A Rogers is Editor and Publisher. Michael J Connor is Executive Editor with Stan Linhorst as Senior Managing Editor.

Arthur Jenkins Harald Stephen Rogers Stephen A. Rogers Michael J. Connor Stan Linhorst

NAACP on the Move at New Orleans Convention

NAACP leaders at the 92nd annual convention in New Orleans push a five year revitalization plan to address racial profiling voting rights education funding and representation while challenging Bush administration policies and calling for expanded civil rights protections through renewed activism. The event features criticism of Bush Cabinet picks and faith based programs as well as a push for stronger minority outreach and voter empowerment efforts.

NAACP New Orleans America George Bush Ewiilly Bush Julian Bond Bond Confederacy White House Ari Fleischer Washington Kweisi Mfume Mfume Associated Press Syracuse Naacp Donna Reese Reese John Ashcroft

Stem cell research split from cloning debate gains momentum

A debate on stem cell cloning splits risk and promise as early studies note abnormalities in cloned animals, while embryonic stem cells offer potential cures for paralysis organ failure and diseases. NIH emphasizes versatility though Bush delays federal funding amid bipartisan concerns. Lawmakers urge cautious but separate handling of cloning and stem-cell research.

National Institutes of Health George Bush Bush

Why Onondaga County cut skilled trade programs

A former Thompson Occupational Center principal recalls enrollment growth to 1,800, then declines after the Regents Action Plan. Programs such as masonry, welding, auto repair, CAD, and machine shop were eliminated as academic demands narrowed schedules. Lakeside Center closed. one campus remains with ~450 students. Proponents warn of ongoing skilled worker shortages and a shift toward college as the sole path.

Thompson Thompson Center Lakeside Center Liverpool Albany

Predatory lending reform urged by AARP official in Albany

Robert O Connor of the AARP State Legislative Committee urges a yes vote on Assembly bill A7828 to criminalize predatory lending practices. He cites high interest balloon payments and fees harming residents in Syracuse and across the state and calls for timely passage and progress on the state budget.

Syracuse Lins Assembly State Assembly Albany Robert O'Connor AARP Fayetteville

Fourth of July joy tainted by animal abuse charge

A reader cites a Syracuse report in which Jeffrey Chu Key was charged with a misdemeanor for the beating death of a four month old puppy. The writer condemns animal cruelty and questions the humanity of such acts, urging accountability.

Syracuse Jeffrey Chukey

Market Life and a Deer in DeWitt

A reflective piece by Marjorie Lisson describes modern supermarkets with many services in DeWitt near Genesee Street. The writer muses on community, neighbors, and local life while recalling a deer sighting and concerns about road safety as she shops.

A&p Wegmans Price Chopper Peter's Heaven Genesee Street DeWitt Marjorie Lisson Syracuse

Puppy cruelty prompts ny law praise and harsher penalties

A Syracuse reader laments animal cruelty and urges full enforcement of New York’s Buddy Law. The letter condemns killing a puppy and calls for prosecutions, while urging kindness to all life and longer jail terms for offenders.

New York State Syracuse

Readers invited to submit letters for publication

Readers may send letters with their name address and daytime phone. Submissions become property of The Herald Co. and may be edited and published in various Herald papers and online. Mailing address, email, fax, contact numbers, and policy details provided.

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