Chief Shenandoah Remembered as Leader and Mentor
News of Leon Shenandoah's death honors a Tadadsho leader who balanced tradition with diplomacy. He advised restraint on gambling, met U S presidents, and urged Earth stewardship while returning to simple rural routines at home. His legacy inspires leadership qualities beyond Native communities.
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Price deregulation set to alter New York hospital care
Deregulation ends state fixed hospital rates as Gov. Pataki pushes a free market reform. Hospitals may cut stays to please insurers and steer patients to contracted facilities. Costs, access, and patient choice will shift as providers compete, while vulnerable groups risk hardship. Citizens must monitor Albany promises and policy shifts.
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Clarifying details on service dogs and bus incident
A reader thanks the Herald Journal for its editorial on a bus incident in Milwaukee and clarifies the service dog Isosceles wore a pulling harness and a metal pinch collar. The dog bore New York state identification tags and a Department of Agriculture and Markets notice, shown to bus staff. The writer attended the Autism Society of America conference, emphasizing self advocacy and disability rights.
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Department of Agriculture and Markets
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Milwaukee
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Lockheed Martin Wins Marines Contract for Radar Systems
Syracuse County Executive Nicholas J. Pirro hails Lockheed Martin and Sensis as they secure a U.S. Marines contract for state-of-the-art tactical missile defense radar systems. He credits the DeWitt based Sensis subcontractor and local workforce for competing with a global industry and succeeding.
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Perk politics stink in Central New York
A reader criticizes state leaders for bias in perk distribution, questioning incumbents' fairness and cognitive power to serve taxpaying citizens. The letter urges new thinking and officials who act for the common good rather than re election incentives, accusing Assemblyman Bragman of district unequal treatment.
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Butt deposit law proposed to curb cigarette litter
A proposal suggests a one dollar per cigarette butt deposit to reduce litter, likening it to bottle deposit laws. Advocates propose a sealable pouch inside packs to collect used butts, arguing litter would drop as a result.
Justice system blamed for sex crime acquittals in New York
A reader laments acquittals of Jamesville penitentiary guards Gary Jonas and James Gould in sex crime cases. They praise Kathy of Mattydale and Krista of Gouverneur for risking reputation to name the crimes and urge reforms to ensure victims feel safe and heard.
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Mattydale
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Gouvereur
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Readers invited to submit letters to the editor
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