Syracuse Herald Journal masthead and staff list May 15 1995
The page shows the Syracuse Herald-Journal masthead with the motto from founder Arthur Jenkins and credits Stephen Rogers as President and Stephen A. Rogers as Editor and Publisher. Also listed are Timoth y D. Bunn as Executive Editor Timothy P. Atseff as Managing Editor L. Peter Lyman as Editorial Page Editor James F. Kleinklaus as Advertising Director and Jeffrey A. Barber as Circulation Director. The notice is dated Monday May 15 1995.
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Stephen Rogers
Stephen A. Rogers
Timothy D. Bunn
Timothy P. Atseff
L. Peter Lyman
James F. Kleinklaus
Jeffrey A. Barber
City blooms amid Syracuse downtown revival and growth
A Downtown Committee survey shows 95 percent office space occupancy in Syracuse’s core, with daytime population near 30,000 and nightlife drawing crowds unseen since early cinema days. New firms replace old, Dey Brothers refines its façade, and Armory Square and Clinton Street sprouts hint at future memory.
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Warren
Salina
Syracuse
Armory Square
Clinton Street
Dey Brothers
Case Rises Questions A Lesson in Fair Play at SU
A federal case questions Syracuse University's compliance with laws requiring fair treatment for women athletes. Eight women sue to have lacrosse equal to the men's program, noting parity gaps in funding, staff, and facilities. They cite SU enrollment and program participation disparities and reference NCAA aims to elevate athletic participation and leadership.
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Case
Syracuse University
Ihat
Larrasse
Manley Field House
University
National Collegiate Athletic Association
Bush breaks with NRA amid gun policy clash
Former president Bush publicly renounces the National Rifle Association amid sharp criticism of its fundraising and stance on firearm access. The withdrawal signals a widening rift as the NRA faces eroding support from sportsmen and gun owners citing rising violence and hardline tactics.
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George Bush
National Rifle Association
NRA
Bush
Marx Brothers
Freedonia
Reflection and healing after Oklahoma City bombing
A call for national reflection and dialogue following the Oklahoma City bombing. Emphasizes learning from tragedy, rejecting aggressive right wing rhetoric, and building trust through education, discussion, and constructive political debate to foster unity and positive government action.
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Oklahoma City
Newt Gingrich
Washington
Limbaugh
America
Oklahoma City native thanks rescuers and Central New Yorkers
An Oklahoma City native expresses pride in the rescuers at the Murrah Building bombing and gratitude to Syracuse area supporters. The writer lauds the dignity and solidarity shown by hometown responders and the nationwide helpers who risked their lives and donated prayers and funds for victims.
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Oklahoma City
Murrah Federal
United States
Syracuse
Democratic council blamed for budget failure in Syracuse
Danielle K Ratowski accuses the Syracuse Common Council Democrats of cowardice for failing to deliver a budget proposal on May 8. She says the Democratic majority, with veto power, gave up while firefighters faced cuts, while Republicans pushed for relief. She vows to remember in the next election.
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Tam
Common Council
Lunch aides trained in Heimlich maneuver urged after hero boy
A Sunday May 7 story noted a 10 year old boy saved a friend’s life with the Heimlich maneuver. A commenter asks where the lunch aide was and whether aides are trained, urging mandatory training for staff handling meals. Shawn Smith is praised for the act.
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Shawn Smith
Mozart libretto edited by Richard McKee spurs debate
A Syracuse Opera artistic director Richard McKee has edited Mozart The Magic Flute citing misogyny and racism. The note questions whether he will alter other elements like the dragon or offend animal welfare groups and mocks his broader curatorial instincts while urging focus on suitable repertoire and skilled artists.
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Richard McKee
Syracuse Opera
Society For the Prevention of
Richard
Readers invited to submit letters for publication policy
Readers are urged to send short legible letters with daytime telephone numbers. Authorship must be verifiable, editors may edit for length, and mailing address is Letters to the Editor Herald Journal Syracuse NY 13221. Call 315 470 2027 or fax 470 3019 for letters.
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