Syracuse Journal founders and staff listed in 1999 note
The Syracuse Journal announces an Independent stance and highlights key staff roles. Arthur Jenkins, founder, is cited from the 1877 first issue, with Stephen Rogers as President and Stephen A. Rogers as Editor and Publisher. Additional editors and department heads named include Michael 3. Connor, Tim D. Bunn, Stan Linhorst, Jamael F. Kleinklaus, Jeffrey Barber, and L. Peter Liyaan.
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Jamael F. Kleinklaus
Jeffrey A. Barber
Privacy Bill Erodes Health Data Protections in Congress
The measure, proposed by Senator James Jeffords, aims to shield medical records but is watered down by insurance industry pressure. It could force patients to consent or lose coverage, while expanding access for enrollment and operations, risking disclosures to an extent that erodes confidentiality. Experts urge scrapping or rewriting to restore original intent.
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James Jeffords
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George Annas
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Boston University
Neighborhood groups celebrate Dunbar and NEHDA anniversaries
In Syracuse the Dunbar Association marks 81 years and NEHDA 25 as they strengthen neighborhoods through youth programs, housing work, and community centers. United Way grants of 320,521 and 15,009 support their efforts, while leaders stress ongoing outreach and renewal.
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United Way
New York
Adopting Locally Overseas Reflections in Onondaga County
A local father of four, three adopted from foster homes in Onondaga County, questions why private overseas adoptions are emphasized while local options are overlooked. He contrasts state budget delays with quick draws and raises for legislators, lamenting missed revenue and the ongoing pay hikes.
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Onondaga County
New York State
Albany
Booting cars until fines are fully paid
Readers argue for full payment before release and sale of booted vehicles. The letter defends adoptive family needs, social services contact for adoption, and a call to honor the flag while debating the Star Wars film controversy.
Gilligan family shares adoption tale from Russia
Sean Quinlan of Owasco thanks readers for a heartwarming front-page story about the Gilligans adopting their son from Russia. He calls the narrative uplifting dramatic and a welcome balance to today’s bad news.
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Gilligans
Russia
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Readers invited to submit letters to the Herald journals
The Herald Co invites letters to the editor and other contributions by readers. Submissions must include the writer’s name address and daytime phone and may be edited and published. Mail fax or email options are provided with contact details and a policy explanation line.
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Syracuse
Herald-Journal/Herald American
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