Syracuse Herald-Journal founders and leadership listed
The first issue quotes Arthur Jenkins founder and names Stephen Rogers as president and Stephen A. Rogers as editor and publisher, with Michael J. Connor executive editor, Stan Linhorst senior managing editor, and NY Jeffrey A. Barber circulation director. Also listed are Christopher M. Becker information systems, IL Peter Lyman editorial page editor, Alice Miranda controller, Annette Peters HR, Michael Stern production, and a pledge to independent public issue discussion.
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Syracuse Herald-Journal
Arthur Jenkins
Herald
Stephen Rogers
Stephen A. Rogers
Michael J. Connor
Stan Linhorst
Jeffrey A. Barber
Christopher M. Becker
Peter Lyman
Alice Miranda
Annette Peters
Michael Stern
Drug firms face taxpayer funded science behind high prices
A federal NIH study shows over half the money to create top selling drugs came from American taxpayers rather than industry. Public Citizen argues drug profits hinge on subsidies, while lobby spending banks on defeating price controls and preserving profits. The piece notes Canada price controls and ongoing calls for reform.
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NIH
United States
Congress
Kyoto Protocol Seen As Flawed Yet Necessary Global Pact
The Kyoto Protocol to cut greenhouse gas emissions is imperfect but now in place after late negotiations. It targets about a third of original aims for 1990 levels by 2012, with EU concessions to soften binding descriptions and New Zealand gaining forest accounting. The United States, citing economy and man made links, did not secure similar adjustments.
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European Union
Japan
Canada
Russia
Austtralia
New Zealand
United States
Bush
Syracuse
John B. Burnet
Geddes
Tipp Hill
Onondaga County Zoo
Burnet Park
City Line
Watchlink
Bob Oberst
Stemming the Exodus of Central New York Talent
Richard F Sardella urges action to reverse the outflow of educated youth from Syracuse and Central New York. He cites unsafe parks, noisy neighborhoods, slow police response, trash issues, and unemployment, criticizing persistent political ties and calls for change through voting.
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Syracuse
New York
Shaw
Syracuse University
Sean Kirst
Hillary
Chuck
Uus
New
Hype over tax rebates draws reader ire
In a letter from North Syracuse, Sandra M Hess rails against government efforts to publicize tax rebates. She argues postage and media spend mislead the public about actual rebate amounts, noting her own $80.70 and criticizing stores for exploiting the windfall to boost sales. She calls for redirecting funds to Social Security and questions governmental competence.
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Sandra M. Hess
North
Syracuse
Officials praise sewer district leaders and funding effort
A Clay Town Board sewer district for Horseshoe Island Road was approved July 2. The note credits Patrick DiDomenico and state Sen. John A. DeFrancisco for years of work and a federal Clean Air and Water Act grant. Residents thank Horseshoe Island Homeowners Organization leaders Richard Lobvero and Ronald Landers and all locals.
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Horseshoe Island Road
Clay Town Board
Patrick DiDomenico
Town of Clay
John A. DeFrancisco
DeFrancisco
DiDomenico
Fuel cells could cut energy costs for residents and businesses
A letter argues fuel cells from Latham and Ballard in Canada could reduce residential rates by 13 percent and business rates by 11 percent, with potential 20-40 percent cuts using existing technology. It notes cleaner energy with water vapor as a byproduct and urges residents to demand this option. The piece blends civic energy policy with local industry mentions and a call to action.
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Niagara
Martin J. Foster
Bill would curtail freedom of speech letter to editor
Deborah A Baxter argues against the McCain Feingold bill asserting it would curb free speech for individuals corporations and political groups. She contends Walsh owes no explanation on campaign finance positions and praises the bill's defeat.
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Joyce Homan
James Walsh
Walsh
Deborah A. Baxter
Perryville
Readers are invited to submit letters to editors
The Herald Co advises readers how to submit letters and other material for publication. Submissions must include name address and daytime phone, become property of the newspaper, may be edited and published, and could appear online or via NewsLine. Mailing address email and contact numbers are provided.
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