Stephen Rogers Leads Editorial Team at Press
Stephen Rogers serves as President with Stephen A. Rogers as Editor and Publisher Timothy D. Bunn is Executive Editor Timothy P. Atseff manages the newsroom L. Peter Lyman handles Editorial Page duties James F. Kleinklaus directs Advertising Thomas J. Heck oversees Circulation in a local newspaper staff list.
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Stephen Rogers
Stephen A. Rogers
Timothy D. Bunn
Timothy P. Atseff
L. Peter Lyman
James F. Kleinklaus
Thomas J. Heck
Letter on Haitian refugees prompts rebuttal to Walsh
A rebuttal letter defends an May 20 editorial on Haitian refugees and denies calling Rep. James Walsh a racist. It argues the piece criticized a policy, not Walsh personally, and highlights racism in refugee treatment. The writer cites prior editorials condemning Clinton and Bush policies and urges action to aid Haitians.
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Walsh
U.S
James Walsh
R-Onondaga
Jim Walsh
Clinton
Oval Office
Bush
Deputy clocks two jobs at county jail and Chiefs games
The case of deputy Eric Brocker shows double dipping by working as an Onondaga County sheriff's jail deputy while on the payroll of the Syracuse Chiefs for security at home games. The piece links twinned payrolls to a stressed jail system with staff shortages, overtime, and safety concerns at the Public Safety Building.
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Eric Brocker
Syracuse Chiefs
Brocker
Chiefs
Onondaga County
Symbole
Broeker
State Commission of Correction
Aleene Hab Digninee
Dean
Bracker's
Iscble
Ppo AO Ventures
Public Safety
U.S. Justice Department
Assembly Committee On Correction
Beasher
Heidi Allen Case Weak Evidence in Abduction Probe
Community grieves for Heidi Allen and Sara Anne Wood as investigators press Thibodeau in Heidi Allen kidnapping. Sheriff Nellis displays van, notes near certainty, while witnesses and physical proof remain thin and contested. Grand jury will weigh charges as public doubt grows.
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Sara Anne Wood
Herkimer County
Heidi Allen
Oswego County
Richard Thibodeau
Thibodeau
D&w
New Haven
Oswego
Oswego County Sherif
Charles Nellis
Nellis
Heidi
Donald Dodd
Walsh Defends Haiti Stand Disagrees on Refugee Policy
James T. Walsh of Syracuse responds to a Haiti editorial, agreeing with two points against intervention and more sanctions, while opposing Dellums style refugee policies. He criticizes liberal views as racially charged, urges a consistent U.S. foreign policy, warns of missteps in Somalia Bosnia and North Korea, and calls for credible diplomacy.
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Haiti
Walsh
Dellums
Rep. Dellums
United States
U.S
Clinton
Somalia
West
Bosnia
North
Korea
Land of Plenty
James T. Walsh
Congress
Syracuse
Crash case fuels City Hall cronyism concerns
Bruce V. Snow of Cazenovia vents that the mayor’s cousin, appointed city codes director, was involved in a crash and allegedly drank. Police handling was bypassed as the mayor’s bodyguard stepped in, prompting calls for accountability and reform in local justice administration.
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Roy Bernardi
Bernardi
Obey White Cane Law Urges Respect from Drivers
A group of blind and visually impaired veterans in Central New York urges motorists to yield to pedestrians with guide dogs or white canes. They stress the White Cane Law requires drivers to give right of way at intersections and crosswalks to those crossing or attempting to cross.
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New York
New York State
Ow York
President dodging D-Day ceremony criticized by veteran
Vietnam veteran Major Jack Haggerty denounces the president for attending D-Day ceremonies, calling it disgraceful and obscene while warning that leadership character matters for the nation’s memory of Allied soldiers. He asserts the president’s presence taints the site and recalls wartime stakes.
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Clinton
Jack Haggerty
USAFR
Skaneateles
Syracuse Stars Consider Renaming Chiefs Nickname
Syracuse Chiefs general manager Tex Simone weighs replacing the Chiefs nickname with Syracuse Stars as part of a new stadium plan. The change aligns with fan interest and honors a request from the Onondaga Nation, reflecting the franchise’s historic name from Syracuse’s 1866 team.
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Tex Simone
Syracuse Chiefs
Syracuse Stars
Syracuse
Readers asked to submit letters for publication
Readers are invited to submit letters for publication. They should be succinct and legible and include the writer’s daytime telephone number. unsigned or unverifiable letters are not published. The paper may edit letters for length. Mail to P O Box 4915 Syracuse NY 13221 or call (315) 470-2027 for home sre and modems and (315) 470-2235 for questions.
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P.O. Box
Syracuse
N.Y
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Feiffer
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