Herald-Journal staff roles June 1990 note
A clipping lists the Herald Journal staff positions for July 26 1990 with Stephen Rogers as President Stephen A Rogers editor and publisher Timothy D Bunn executive editor Timothy P Atseff managing editor Donald P Pickard chief editorial writer James F Kleinklaus advertising director and Thomas J Heck circulation director.
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Stephen Rogers
Stephen A. Rogers
Timothy D. Bunn
Timothy P. Atseff
Donald P. Pickard
James F. Kleinklaus
Thomas J. Heck
Making imported assault rifles legal again explains bias in policy
The piece argues that the BATF would allow cosmetic modifications to imported assault rifles to bypass the ban, rendering them legal sporting rifles. It accuses the Bush administration of cynicism, appeasing gun lobbyists and fearing backlash from gun owners while not respecting public safety concerns.
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U.S. Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms
Bush
Stockton
Calif
The
National Rifle
BATF
Maglev Trains Lead in New Technology Push
The Army Corps of Engineers urges the United States to lead a maglev program to outpace foreign rivals. Feasibility studies could finish by 1992 with a 20 mile track costing up to 1.2 billion dollars, less than two B 2 bombers.
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Army Corps of Engineers
United States
U.S
New York State
Corps of Engineers
Corps
Cheers and Jeers on Pap tests delays in New York City
The health department let thousands of Pap tests sit in a lab for up to a year risking cancer diagnoses. Of 3,000 women tested, 11 found with cancer and 568 with abnormal cells. Health commissioner blames mismanagement and fired four officials while questioning other tests stuck in the dead file. CHEERS to Robert Conger featured in Reader's Digest July issue with six distinguished Americans.
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New York City Health Department
New York City Health Commissioner
Cheers
Robert Conger
Reader's Digest
Lane Kirkland
Afl-Cio
Marva Collins
America
Great guns and gun rights debate in local notices
A collection of letters and local items discusses Second Amendment rights, arguing for individual gun ownership and denouncing anti gun positions. It includes readers praising constitutional interpretation, a critique of a Darien Lake price hike, a political race driving critique, and gratitude for a street outreach program feature in the Herald American. The letters mention Syracuse and Central New York context, with names such as Jon Droege and Michael Ristau.
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Syracuse
Darien Lake
Better Business Bureau
Why read her rights in Christine Lane case
A reader questions police actions after Christine Lane pleaded on TV for her daughter. The writer disputes the need to read Miranda rights without evidence of a crime and argues for a guilty verdict and severe punishment.
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Christine Lane
Inspiring column on life by Robert C Atkinson
A July 22 Hometown Voices column by Robert C Atkinson extols life as a precious gift and urges readers to live as if today were their final day in this universe. The tribute to a wonderful person sparks reflection on purpose, gratitude, and daily action.
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Herald American
Michael Ristan
Hometown Voices
Robert C. Atkinson
Voices
Editorial on 65 mph speed limit politics and rider experience
A reader from Cleveland disputes a July 19 editorial arguing for a 65 mph limit. He argues traffic flows better at 65 to 70 mph, notes troopers frequently exceed 75 to 80 mph, and criticizes government revenue motives and public opinion as support for raising the limit.
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New York State
Russell A. Koslow
Cleveland
Readers urged to submit brief public letters for publication
The Herald-Journal and Herald American invite readers to submit letters on public issues. Letters should be brief and legible with a succinct point. unsigned letters or unverifiable authorship are not published, though identity may be withheld for compelling reasons. Include daytime telephone number. Space limits mean not all letters are published and edits may occur. Readers with home computers can send.
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Herald-Journal
Herald American
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