Fedders Resigns Over Abusive Conduct Revealed in Divorce
The SEC enforcement chief John Fedders admitted to periodic beating of his wife Charlotte, including an incident during pregnancy. His wife sued for divorce after court testimony, and he resigned amid mounting scrutiny of public officials’ private lives. Congress and the White House weighed how much to disclose.
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Position of authority no place for wife beater staffer
Columnist James J Kilpatrick argued private acts should not bar public work. The piece highlights Charlotte Fedders whose divorce testimony and a WSJ report exposed domestic abuse. It calls for action by Congress and the administration to combat spouse abuse and urges officials to model reform at home.
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Charlotte Pedders
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Publishing Shortcomings Banks Would Be True Deregulation
FDIC and Comptroller push for public disclosure of enforcement actions to expose bank risk. Warnings come as bank failures rise and large institutions consolidate, prompting calls for transparency to guide depositor choices and curb false perceptions of banks as altruistic.
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FDIC
William M. Isaac
Todd Conover
Illinois
Chicago
Chrysler
Lockheed
Viewer reactions to The Silent Scream distortions
Deborah Olson of the National Organization of Women criticizes a local anti choice film The Silent Scream. She argues the piece misleads on fetal pain at 12 weeks, exaggerates fetal size, uses a doll for comparison, and omits women’s voices, portraying them as passive.
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Deborah Olson
Central New York
National Organization of Women
Questions from clergy to Onondaga county officials
Interdenominational Ministerial Alliance asks the county sheriff and grand jury to explain Brookess case and seek ways to prevent future tragedies. They request contact at Box 354 Colvin Street Syracuse 13205 and cite a desire to understand all sides and improve safety in the city and county.
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Onondaga
Sheriff's Department
Athony Brooks
Colvin Street
Syracuse
Larry S. Howard
Love Story of Irishman and English Nurse
During the Irish Rebellion a wounded Irishman was tended by an English nurse who treated him on the battlefield. She carried him to a hospital, cared for him for weeks, and they fell in love, married, and started a family. The storyteller is a descendant.
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Spectator misconduct taints college hoops according to alumnus
In a vivid reminiscence, a Georgetown and Syracuse alum recalls 1950s civility at Hoyas games giving way to a disruptive, hostile mob in modern arena culture. He condemns foul language, taunts, fruit-throwing, and sexualized placards that distract players and erode sportsmanship, lamenting the loss of respectful watching.
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Syracuse
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Tom
Alfred Audi Honored as Syracuse Business Person of the Year
Stickley president Alfred Audi named Syracuse Business person of the Year by Syracuse Business. Cites his rescue of Stickley Rochester Showroom, turning a near death into revival through leadership and sacrifices. Letter writer Jerome T. Wallace of Syracuse praises Mayor Lee Alexander’s regional impact and fiscal steadiness.
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Rochester
Alfred Audi
Syracuse
Syracuse Business
Lee Iacocca
Alfred
Aminy
Lee Alexander
Rhe Woric
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Alexander
Jerome T. Wallace
Family of Kyle Hel Syracuse Thanks Officials
The family of Kyle Hel Syracuse expresses gratitude to Wetn Yate Warthmnn trict Attorney Richard Hennessy Lt. Richard Walsh and all others who worked hard on the case, and to Judge Burke, for bringing the matter to a successful conclusion with lasting respect.
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Wetn Yate Warthmnntrict
Richard Hennessy
Richard Walsh
M1 Burke
Kyle Hel
Syracuse
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