Herald Company staff and office details from June 29 1999
The Herald Company listing shows Pow Office Box 6915 Crator Stuare Spromse NT 33221 and several named staff including Stephen Rogers president Barton publisher Michael J Connor executive editor Dorothy C Sunn deputy editor Stan Linhorst senior managing editor James F Kleinklaus director advertising marketing Jeffery A Barber director circulation and L Peter Lyman regional page editor.
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Stephen Rogers
Stefmen A Rogers
Bartor
Michael J Connor
Edbfor
Tmaothy C. Sunn
Laccinee Eqitor
Stan Linhorst
James F Kleinklaus
Jeffrey A Barber
Peter Lyman
Eatror
Peace depends on compromise in Northern Ireland crisis
In Belfast and across Northern Ireland leaders are urged to strike a compromise before a looming midnight deadline. The piece notes the IRA decommissioning dispute, Protestant paramilitary revival, and the risk of renewed violence as Blair and Ahern meet. It highlights families harmed by conflict and the push for genuine power sharing to sustain peace.
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Omagh
Northern Ireland
Richard, Marx
Jason Quine
Bernadette Martin
Shankill
Belfast
Armesh
Carnlougn
Coleraine
David Trumble
Sinn Fein
Budgng
Sym
Tms
Gerry Adams
Brush
Tony Blair
Times of London
Bertie Ahern
Republic of Ireland
Herald-Journal
Congress
Newhouse Empire
ED Cronnelly
Syracuse
Legislators Fail to Pass State Budget Three Months In
Critics blast New York lawmakers for backdating budgets and voting themselves pay raises while failing to enact a state budget. The piece notes stopgap spending, lack of transparency, and calls for reform, accusing officials of self-interest and eroding public trust. It contrasts empty gestures with potential constitutional upheaval. Local context centers on Albany leadership and delays.
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Albany
Senate
Assembly
Mayor Bernardi’s assault weapon ban proposal gains support
In a letter to the Syracuse city council the Syracuse Chapter of Physicians for Social Responsibility backs Mayor Bernardi’s plan to ban assault weapons. The writer cites gun violence data from 1980 to 1994 and 1993 CDC figures, stressing public health impacts, spinal cord injuries, and high costs of care, urging safety for all residents.
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Bernardi
Syracuse
Children’s Defense Fund
Chicago
Guiler ML
Eastern Trauma Conference
Syracuse Chanter of
Physicians For Social Responsibility
PSR
Richard W.whiskopf
Telemarketing privacy anger prompts public letters
Readers vent about intrusive telemarketing disturbing daily life and privacy. Letters criticize ads and call tactics while urging respect for consumer boundaries amid editorials and local business debates.
Mistreatment of animals mars Belmont and Thruway
June saw controversies over animal welfare from horse racing to a bull killed in Jordan and 65 turtles slaughtered on the Thruway. Analysts blame greed and indifference, noting three races in five weeks may harm three year olds and questioning use of tranquilizers versus bullets in the bull case. The piece argues for respecting animal life across species.
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Charismatic
Jordan
Thruway
Readers invited to submit letters to the editor
The Herald Journal invites concise letters with the writer’s name address and daytime phone. Submissions may be edited and published and used elsewhere. Include contact details and use the specified mailing email or fax options for Syracuse publications.
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