Independent course herald founder quote in 1877 issue
Arthur Jenkins founder states in first issue of Herald on January 15 1877 that the publication will pursue an independent course, discuss public questions freely, and support measures best advancing the people’s interests.
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Arthur Jenkins
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Syracuse bus terminal to close as new regional center opens
The aging Syracuse bus terminal on Ene Boulevard will close tonight as the new Regional Transportation Center near Carousel Mall opens Tuesday morning. The old 815 Ene Boulevard site, built in 1936, sits at a crossroads of I 690 and 81 and could be sold for redevelopment, with talks of a tram museum or other uses.
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Air One
Barbara S. Curran
Poverty Amid Prosperity Finds Children At Risk
Across the nation during the 1990s, about one in four preschoolers lived in poverty. The study by the National Center for Children in Poverty links higher poverty to mothers’ education levels, with poverty thresholds set at 1996 levels. Education is shown as the great equalizer, though many families still struggle despite overall economic growth.
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Neil Bennett
Catholic hospitals moral code sparks debate on life and rights
A reader argues the Catholic Church moral code in hospitals safeguards human life amid abortion debates. They contend bishops, physicians, and patients share influence, while criticizing Frances Kissling of Catholics for a Free Choice for downplaying the code’s role in medical decisions.
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Catholics Should Contest Misogyny of Pope
A letter criticizes the Catholic Church hierarchy for misogyny and the pope's ban on women priests, urging readers to challenge what the writer sees as patriarchal control. The piece also praises community efforts like the Air One program and condemns HIV disclosure mandates as bad policy while urging legislators to listen to constituents.
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Arthur Roemmelt
Syracuse
Editorial Letter Opposes Abortion Pill RU-486
PEG HAYWARD praises editors and Congress for opposing RU-486 legalization. She condemns abortion as killing unborn babies and upholds life as sacred from conception, arguing only God has right to terminate life and urging protection at all stages.
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Peg Hayward
Syracuse
Readers invited to submit letters for publication
Readers are urged to send letters to The Herald Journal and Herald American. Submissions must include writer name address and daytime phone. They may be edited or published and used on Syracuse Online NewsLine or other services. Mailing fax and email details provided.
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