Syracuse Herald Journal publication note
The reader is presented with a 1994 Syracuse Herald Journal masthead and staff list including Stephen Rogers as President Stephen A Rogers as Editor and Publisher Timothy D Bunn as Executive Editor Timothy P Atseff as Managing Editor Peter Lyman as Factorial Page Editor James F Kleinklaus as Advertising Director and Thomas J Heck as Circulation Director. It is printed Wednesday June 29 1994.
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Stephen Rogers
Stephen A. Rogers
Timothy D. Bunn
Timothy P. Atseff
Peter Lyman
James F. Kleinklaus
Thomas J. Heck
Power and misrepresentation in Labor Department memo
A Hamilton- journal letter questions an Associated Press story about a Labor Department memo urging staff to showcase department "first in the nation" initiatives. The piece critiques electioneering, cites a 273 imaging computers buy with only 24 in use, and argues incumbents use taxpayer money to boost campaigns, urging voters to decide for themselves.
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John Hudnes
Hudacs
Associated Press
Ciin
Labor Department
Mario Cuomo
Hudnes
Legislative Gazette
Albany
Owasco Lake plan under review over waste water
A proposal to pump up to 15 000 gallons of treated waste water from the Smith Corona site into Owasco Lake faced a hold after public opposition and council interference. DEC says treatment can reduce pollutants but residents fear environmental and water-supply impacts. The piece urges careful reexamination before any discharge.
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Smith Corona
Groton
Mexico
New York
Owasco Lake
Trilet
State Department
DEC
Pyramid
Carousel Center
Labor commissioner defends Labor Department accomplishments
The state Department of Labor commissioner rebuts a Herald Journal report saying he ordered workers to craft favorable Cuomo coverage. He lists reforms such as community service centers for benefits and job help, strict teen work laws, a state job information system, and a sweatshop rights task force, urging public release of these achievements.
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Labor Department
Gover
Herald- Journal
Cuomo
State Department of Labor
Gov
Department of Labor
New York State
Recipe for nonviolence: respect over laws
James C. Dowd from Fayetteville argues in favor of nonviolence through respect rather than legislation. He contends that violence begins with unkind words and misunderstandings, and asserts that equality of power leads to conflict unless respect reduces tensions. Never violence.
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James C. Dowd
Fayetteville
Questioning Paralegal Roles at Mortgage Closings
A reader argues that a paralegal attended a bank mortgage closing in place of an attorney and questions the lack of supervision, accreditation, and formal licensing for paralegals. They compare it to professions with strict certification and ask if paralegals should require accredited education or official credentials.
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Oday
Soler Eee
Liverpool Buerkle
Ann Marie Buerkle
Sidney P. Cominsky
Syracuse
Talso
Roundtable urges open Albany in state Legislature request
Syracuse area representatives urged to unite to demand structural and procedural changes in the New York State Assembly and Senate. The Thursday Morning Roundtable cites rule of three secrecy and late annual budgets and calls for collective action to make the legislature more democratic, efficient and accountable.
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Syracuse Area
New York State
State Assembly
Senate
United Ac
Syracuse
Lee Smith
Readers asked to submit letters for publication
The notice invites letters to the editor, urging succinct legibility and verification of authorship. It requires daytime telephone numbers, disallows unsigned letters, and reserves the right to edit for length. Mailing address is P.O. Box 4915 Syracuse NY 13221. Readers may call 315 470 2027 or 315 470 2235 with questions.
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