Syracuse Herald Journal Founders and Editors Quote
The Syracuse Herald Journal presents a founding motto from its first issue on January 15, 1877. Arthur Jenkins, founder, declares independence from party politics to discuss public questions and back measures advancing public interests. Stephen Rogers serves as president, Stephen A. Rogers as editor and publisher, Michael J. Connor as executive editor, and Stan Linhorst as senior managing editor.
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Arthur Jenkins
Herald
Stephen Rogers
Stephen A. Rogers
Michael J. Connor
Stan Linhorst
Death penalty doubts marshal calls for reform and probe
Justice Sandra Day O Connor warned that capital punishment may allow innocent defendants to be executed. The piece notes many death row inmates lack competent counsel, risking missed appeals and wrongful killings, urging a moratorium and higher standards of adjudication. It cites Alabama and California figures on counsel shortages.
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Supreme Court
Sandra Day O'Connor
Minnesota
Alabama
Bryan Stevenson
Equal Justice Iniiative
California
Robert D. Reichman
California Supreme Court
AIRPORT RAGE LAWS NEEDED OR NOT
Airlines lobby Congress for air rage rules while the piece argues better service and courtesy can curb incidents. It cautions against federal law and urges improved handling of baggage, on time performance, and transparent pricing to restore trust and safety.
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Congress
Federal Aviation Administration
Dean Headley
Wichita State University
Kansas
Christian Scence Monitor
Professor Headley
Nursing home camera rules spark privacy and care debate
Lawmakers in four states push laws allowing residents or families to install cameras in nursing home rooms to deter abuse. Studies show staff abuse but privacy and staffing concerns persist. Proponents argue monitoring improves care while opponents fear staff attrition.
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Versity
New Hampshire
Kane
Associated Press
Joel Freedman
Canandaigua
Bicycle safety plea in Syracuse prompts rider concern
A Syracuse resident laments rising auto bicycle conflicts and urges motorists to slow down and respect cyclists. The writer, who adopted biking for health and the environment, condemns rude driving and mentions near misses, beeping, and littered tires as examples of danger.
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Syracuse
Readers urged to send letters to Herald journals editors
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Post-Standard
Herald-Journal
Herald American
Syracuse
Herald-Journal/Herald American
P.O
N.Y
Syracuse.com
Tyne
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Peter Lyman
Alice Miranda
Annette Peters
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FBI
J. Epgar Hoover
Adam Kane
Mid-Atlantic Non-Profit Health and Housing Association
Uni
TransFair USA
U.S
Paul de Lima
TransFair
Syracuse University
Austin Paulnack
el Salvador
FTC Coffee Connection
Acela Soler
Carlos Dimas
Shirley Novak
Doctors For Global Health
Nina Luttinger
Oakland
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Smithsonian Institution
Baltimore
United States
Janet Allen
University United Methodist Church
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