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Newspaper

Syracuse Herald Journal

Location

Syracuse, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 21, 1999

Page

4

Herald Journal founders pledge independent course 1877

Syracuse Herald Journal notes its founder Arthur Jenkins announced in the first issue on January 15, 1877. A dated page from June 21, 1999 lists Stephen Rogers as President and Stephen A. Rogers as Editor and Publisher, with multiple senior editors and advertising executives named.

Syracuse Herald-Journal Arthur Jenkins First Isue Herald Stephen Rogers Stephen A. Rogers Michael J. Connor Timothy D. Bunn Stan Linhorst Japaes F. Kleinklaus Jeffrey A. Barber L. Peter Lyman

Campaign 2000 Prepares for Early Start in 1999

The piece notes Al Gore announcing his bid with calls to moral leadership and faith values as George W. Bush launches his campaign. It discusses the growing election season, early profiles, and rising campaign finances, plus calls for reform and shorter primaries to quicken the process.

Shania Twain Gore Carthage Tenn America George W. Bush New York Times Diane Sawyer al Gore Gerry

Rosa Parks Medal Honoring Courage Shaped a Nation

Rosa Parks is celebrated for defying bus segregation in Montgomery and sparking a national movement. The story highlights her risks, the 381 bus boycott days, court battles, and her lasting work with the Rosa and Raymond Parks Institute for Self-Development. It notes her 1987 nonprofit founding, resilience after a robbery, and calls for ongoing action against racism, poverty, and inequality.

Parks Montgomery U.S. Supreme Court Rosa and Raymond Parks

Religious leaders back Jenny Gammage Law against police abuses

A diverse group of clergy and community leaders publish a statement urging federal action. They condemn police civil rights violations, call for DOJ investigation and prosecution in such cases, and urge Rep James Walsh to co sponsor a Jonny Gammage Law.

Jenny Gammage Jonny Gammage Amadou Diallo U.S. Justice Department Justice Department James Walsh

Death penalty debate and public letters on justice

Community voices push for swift execution of death penalty amid fiscal concerns, while readers argue rights and limitations of driving and transportation exist in the constitution. Evelyn Martin counters a claim about driving as a right, noting the Constitution lacks such a provision, whereas Terrence Dooher cites the Second Amendment in a separate letter.

Sam Margaret Stinson Evelyn Martin Syracuse Mark Monmohier U.S Terrence M. Dooher SR East

Security guards at Shop ping Town Mall under scrutiny

A mall patron questions whether security guards there target youths or act with cautious profiling. The writer notes repeated glances at teens, recounts witnessing underage smoking, roughhousing, and theft, suggesting possible bias vs caution.

Thank you note for Perry Stone Memorial Dedication at State Fair

A Syracuse family expresses gratitude for the Perry Stone Memorial Dedication and statewide fair coverage. They thank New York State Fair Director Peter Cappuccilli, County Executive Nick Pirro, Frank Wilson, volunteers, sponsors, Lakeland Cub Scout Pack 131, Sean Kirst, The Post-Standard, and the Syracuse community for support and coverage. They anticipate attending the New York State Fair and extend appreciation to anyone else not listed.

Sonia Pearl Perry Sean Kirst Syracuse

Wal Mart threat to Cazenovia businesses prompts reader letters

David Oster argues Wal Mart would harm locally owned shops in Cazenovia, while David A Hardwich defends the store and its potential for regional benefits. Oster cites road impacts, taxpayer costs, and strip mall sprawl as harms, urging residents to oppose mega stores and their developers.

David A. Hardwich Wal-Mart Cazenovia Hardwich America David Oster Central Square

Readers invited to submit letters to the editor

Readers are urged to submit letters for publication with name address and daytime phone. Submissions become property of The Herald Co. and may be published edited and used in other formats including Syracuse Online or NewsLine. Mailing address fax email and phone details are provided.

The Herald Co Post-Standard Herald-Journal Herald American Syracuse Herald-Journal/Herald American P.O N.Y Syracuse.com

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