Herald Company staff and contact details in Syracuse
The Herald Company lists its offices at Clinton Square Syracuse New York with Stephen Rogers as President and Stephen A Rogers as Editor and Publisher Timothy D Bunn executive editor Timothy P Atsef managing editor L Peter Lyman editor of page editor James F Kleinklaus Advertising Director Jeffrey A Barber Circulation Director.
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Stephen Rogers
Stephen A. Rogers
Timothy D. Bunn
Timothy P. Atseff
L Peter Lyman
James F. Kleinklaus
Jeffrey A. Barber
World Environment Day call to protect our one planet
A United Nations and Global 500 themed reflection urges global action on pollution, deforestation, and toxic industries. It stresses rivers and winds cross borders, rainforests oxygen supply, and individual choices like recycling and proper disposal can collectively make a difference locally and worldwide. It cautions against neglecting environmental duties as nations push development.
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Earth
Elizabeth Dowdeswell
United Nations Environment Programme
Planet Earth
Phil Noyce
Global 500
Dole Strikes a Chord Against Smut in Hollywood Speech
The Kansas Senator Robert Dole denounces films music and TV as obscene while arguing for good citizenship not censorship He notes the difficulty of banning content and warns against government guardianship of values The piece argues better speech over suppression and questions political motives.
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Sen
Robert Dole
Kansas
Cole
Hollywood
Walsh Vote for Dirty Water Draws US Rivers Protest
Bruce R. Carpenter of New York Rivers United urges senators Moynihan and D Amato to oppose H R 961 and presses Walsh to answer for voting to roll back 23 years of clean water gains. He cites Onondaga Lake and Lake Ontario impacts, wetlands loss, and unsafe beaches as reasons to protect drinking water.
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James Walsh
House of Representatives
Congress
U.S. Senate
Rep. Walsh
Walsh
Onondaga Lake
Lake Ontario
New York
Daniel Patrick Moynihan
Alfonso D’amato
Bruce R. Carpenter
N.Y. Rivers United
Rome
Reagan era humor recalled in a Syracuse letter
Syracuse writer Bernard J. Mahoney rebukes Assembly leadership after a May 22 vote on an assault weapons ban and lauds Ronald Reagan's optimistic humor. Hazel Laskey of Syracuse praises Reagan's wit, urging a similar spirit to lift current discouragement.
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Assembly
Michael Bragman
Elizabeth 4. Connelly
Jerry Rolfe
Herald-Journal
Guy
Hazel Laskey
Syrecuse
Japan car sanctions debate risks U.S. jobs and trade
The argument centers on whether Japanese auto sanctions will cost U.S. dealer networks 80,000 jobs and 7.05 billion in investment while losing 150 million in tariffs and 300 million in state sales taxes. Critics highlight 38 billion auto trade deficit and potential human impact, urging buyers to favor U.S. built cars.
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Peters
Association of International Automobile Manufacturers
AIAM
United States
Japan
U.S
Clinton
New York Stadium Windfall Prompts Lobby Pushes
A state proposal suggests farms teams aligning with major sports leagues could secure millions for stadiums. The plan emphasizes seasonal, not full-time, employment and hints money may come from public funds or gaming programs. The question remains if costs will favor New York based firms and residents.
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New York
Readers invited to submit letters to the editor
Readers are urged to send succinct legible letters with the writer’s daytime phone number. Unsigned or unverifiable letters are not published. Include mailing address 35 Letters to the Editor Herald Journal Syracuse NY 13221 and option for fax 470-2019 or call 315-470-2235 for policy questions.
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