Independent course urged for people’s best interests
Arthur Jenkins founder notes in the Herald January 15 1877 that an independent stance will discuss public questions and back men and measures deemed least likely to harm the public good Stephen Rogers is president Stephen A Rogers editor and publisher Michael J Connor executive editor Stan Linhorst senior managing editor
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Arthur Jenkins
Hérald
Stephen Rogers
Stephen A Rogers
Michael J Connor
Stan Linhorst
Judge ruling sparks outrage over leaving children home alone
Opinion column slams Manhattan judge Arthur M. Schack for dismissing endangerment charges in two cases. It argues that leaving a baby or older child unattended risks harm, citing Dion Burchill’s death and Rosa Acquino’s case to warn of dangerous precedent for parents.
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New York
Cry
Dion Burch
Manhus
Dion Burchill
Burchills
Acquino
Manhattan Criminal Court
Arthur M. Schack
National Safety Counci
Schack
Jack
Chilren
Gay soldier death exposes Army alibi on homophobia
The Fort Campbell case questions Army findings clearing officers of blame in the 1999 death of Barry Winchell, a gay recruit. Testimonies described months of harassment, while officials note leadership acted once problems surfaced under the flawed Don't Ask, Don't Tell policy.
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Army
Barry Winchell
Fort Campbell
Winchell
Calvin Glover
Glover
Pentagon
Hillary Clinton portrayed as strong candidate by Central New Yorkers
Local readers defend Hillary Clinton against anti Clinton sentiment noting she is a capable leader who cares for children and the elderly, supports health care and affordable prescriptions, and mirrors Eleanor Roosevelt in poise and resolve. The letter urges meeting her and asking questions during her travels.
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Syracuse
New York
Hillary Clinton
New
Arafat
Clinton
Deb
Eleanor Roosevelt
Grace
Trade concerns and local politics in upstate New York
A letter cites China trade as essential for goods, argues against boycotts, questions US production and interest rates, and urges readers to consider solutions offered by Louis Mounser Winsor of Central New York. The writers, Steve and Marsha Rothenberg of Fayetteville, critique newspaper bias and ask who should be New York state senator.
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Alan Greenspan
Louis Mounser Winsor
New York
Upstate
Clinton
Steve and
Marsha Rothenberg
Fayetteville
Lucy Frank
Richard
Tam
Nixon
Ronald
Reagan
Hillary Probabl
Long Island
New York City
Letters on Hillary Clinton politics stir New York debate
Readers from Syracuse to Cazenovia defend Hillary Rodham Clinton against GOP critics and birth origin ire. They praise her health care plans and public service while urging readers to vote on issues, not birthplace.
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Clinton
New York
Hillary Rodham Clinton
Matthew Reif
Syracuse
Hillary
Senate
Barbra Streisand
Republican Party
Hillary Clinton
New York State
Janice Clarke
Cazenovia
Mall expansion called a done deal in reader letter
Robert Steingraber argues against the Carousel mall expansion in Central New York. He cites biased surveys from four counties, notes Onondaga County would bear impacts, questions tax effects, and claims the project is already decided despite local survey results.
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Reet
New York
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Madison
Oswego
Onondaga County
Parpet's
Syracuse
Forbes Magazine
Robert Steingr
Readers urged to submit concise letters for publication
The Herald American invites readers to send letters with name address and daytime phone. Submissions become property of The Herald American and may be edited or published in print or online. Include contact details by mail fax or email and call for questions about the policy.
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