Herald publishes staff and contact lineup for Syracuse paper
On March 1 2000 the Herald Company lists its executive team led by Stephen Rogers as President and Stephen A Rogers as Editor and Publisher. Michael J Connor serves as Executive Editor and Timothy D Bunn as Deputy Executive Editor with Stan Linhorst as Senior Managing Editor and James F Kleinklaus directing Advertising and Marketing.
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Stephen Rogers
Stephen A. Rogers
Michael J. Connor
Timothy D Bunn
Stan Linhorst
James F. Kleinklaus
Jeffrey A. Garber
L. Peter Lyman
Cahill Cyanide Theft Probe Dropped
A critical cyanide theft probe in DeWitt failed to follow a strong lead. Jill Cahill died on October 27, 1998, from cyanide poisoning as her husband Jeff Cahill faced murder charges and death sentence. Police and officials are urged to explain and fix interagency communication failures to prevent future tragedies.
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Jil Cahill
James
Jeff Cahill
Cahill
Jill Cahill
DeWitt
James DeLapp
Clinton plans to cut medical mistakes by half in five years
President Clinton proposes mandatory reporting of errors causing death or serious injury and a new federal clearinghouse to study root causes. Aimed at reducing deaths, the plan calls for budget boosts to the Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality and new FDA labeling standards, with AMA concerns over legal disclosures.
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Institute of Medicine
Clinton
National Institute of Health
Food and Drug Administration
Democrats stake cross party votes for McCain in open primaries
A reader rebuts Perkins column arguing Democrats voting for John McCain in open primaries are not acting to hurt Bush but seeking reform beyond party lines. The writer, a longtime Democrat, says McCain represents needed leadership and would vote for him in November, urging Republicans to listen to others outside their ranks.
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Joseph Perkins
Bush
Herald-Journal
Perkins
John McCain
McCain
Novemer
New York
Sen. McCain
Reader criticizes tax and bias in local press
A reader in Central New York contrasts high gasoline taxes with Georgia prices and accuses state leaders of taxation for salary upkeep. The letter defends not censoring references to religion and praises Valentine's Day human interest stories, including elderly couple Justina Wall and Angelo Bell and Mary Battaglia's 50th anniversary since immigrating from Italy.
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Justina Wall
Angelo Bell
Tolley and the Allegheny model for downsizing soccer not football
A reader cites 1931 Allegheny College president William Tolley who cut football spending rather than academic programs. Tolley argued cash shortages and low faculty pay made eleven football scholarships indefensible, noting the sport’s high cost amid a tough mood. The letter contrasts Tolley’s gutsy move with Chancellor Shaw’s approach at Syracuse.
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Shaw
Syracuse University
William Tolley
Allegheny College
Tolley
Fountain of Youth
Allegheny
Trolley
Letters to the Editor submission policy at Syracuse papers
Readers may submit letters for publication with name address and daytime phone. Submissions become property of The Herald Co. and may be edited or published in Syracuse Online NewsLine and other platforms. Include mailing address and preferred contact method via email fax or phone.
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Post-Standard
Herald-Journal
Herald American
Syracuse
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Syracuse.com
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