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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 1998
Page
4
Arthur Jenkins, founder of the Herald on January 15, 1877, declares an independent stance beyond party politics. He vows to discuss public questions and support men and measures he believes serve the best interests of the people.
Onondaga County considers consolidating the sheriff and city town village police into a single metropolitan force. County Legislator Edward Ryan backs a referendum and study group. DeLapp and Carbery warn mergers risk reduced service and hidden motives amid city fiscal distress. Public input and tax concerns loom large as debate continues.
Assembly leaders plan an extraordinary session to push Jenna's Law, urging longer prison terms for first-time violent offenders. Critics note overcrowded prisons and warn reforms to the Rockefeller drug laws may be delayed by elections, with reform advocates pressing for judge discretion in nonviolent cases.
Marilyn Morey of the Syracuse Onondaga Drug and Alcohol Abuse Commission urges community action to maximize the national anti-drug campaign. She cites Johns Hopkins findings on attitude shifts and emphasizes local talks, posting ads, and calling the 472-DRUG hotline for regional guidance.
Michael K Nanton argues that Syracuse should support the arts by backing venues and a quality school to nurture local talent. He notes the Syracuse Arts Craft Fair and Blues Fest attract crowds, compares to New York and Washington DC, and calls for petitions to promote the Avenue of the Arts to retain artists.
Cal Thomas in the Herald Journal lauds Roy Rogers and Dale Evans as life examples for American children. The column notes Rogers trusted Christ as Savior and guide, fought a good fight, finished his course, and is with the Lord.
A reader letter from Mexico argues viewers can rebalance power by dropping cable and using antennas or satellite, noting basic stations exist for free and urging consumer action over government intervention. It contends responsible choices can pressure companies to change and questions overall reliance on cable.
A memorial note describes Roy's life of faith and courage after the death of his young daughter Robin. It recalls the gifts of love forgiveness patience hope charity peace mercy understanding and humility evident in his life and values.
The Herald Co invites concise legible letters to the editor accompanied by writer's name address and daytime phone number. Submissions may be edited published or posted online and become property of the company. Mail to Letters to the Editor Syracuse NY or email letters syracuse com with subject Herald Journal letter.
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