Lockheed Martin to Stay Put in Salina Area
Salina welcomes Lockheed Martin staying and expanding with a net gain to 2,400 local jobs after consolidating Ocean Radar and Sensor Systems here. Some losses at Electronics Park, Utica plant to close. impact includes tax changes for Salina and Liverpool school district, but overall long term economic confidence grows for Syracuse area.
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United Nations at 50 Fix problems not walk away
President Clinton argued at the U.N. 50th anniversary that the organization does not work perfectly but should not be abandoned. He cited its role in avoiding global wars, aiding millions, and providing a venue for small nations to meet larger powers, while urging reform to curb bloated bureaucracy.
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Veterans urge flag protection against desecration
Walter F. Baker of the New York American Legion in Seneca Falls argues for a constitutional amendment to ban flag desecration. He cites national symbolism, veteran sacrifices, and public poll support, insisting the flag embodies U S identity and should be protected from irreverent acts.
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New York Megan's Law push targets child sex offenders
Assembly leader urged to back passage of a state Megan's Law style bill registering sex offenders and notifying communities. The note cites Lins bill in the Assembly and calls for action by Major ity Leader Bragman.
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Seawolf sub program de ended faces waste argument
The Herald American reports that 2.4 billion would fund a Seawolf submarine with little military usefulness while critics say such spending diverts labor from essential public needs. Proponents claim jobs depend on defense production, but opponents urge redirecting workers to healthcare, infrastructure, and civilian innovation.
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Answer for the low skilled workers fair wages debate
An opinion piece features displaced workers describing fears over reduced wages and benefits in a global economy. The author argues against government overreach and calls for living wages, job security, and union-backed bargaining to protect low wage workers.
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Hart Seely
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Letters to the Editor policy and contact details
The Herald Journal Herald American invites succinct signed letters with daytime phone numbers. Unsigned letters are not published. Mailing address is Letters to the Editor P O Box 4915 Syracuse NY 13221. Readers may call 315 470 2027 or 315 470 2235 for guidance and NewsLine 472 2111 category 3348 EDIT for policy explanations.
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