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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
May 22, 2000
Page
3
Stephen Rogers serves as president with Stephen A Rogers acting as editor and publisher. Michael J Connor holds the role of executive editor while Stan Linhorst remains senior amongging editor.
Editorial urges Onondaga County lawmakers to settle OCRRA subsidy methods soon to avoid crisis. Negotiations seek a five year contract with haulers as current funding through reserves and lower tipping fees face market shifts, with potential impacts on recycling and trash costs countywide.
The U S Senate failed to set a July 1 2001 withdrawal deadline for NATO Kosovo peacekeepers The piece argues a timetable would embolden Milosevic and threaten regional stability It notes European nations fund most costs and warns against U S retrenchment while Yugoslavia teeters toward civil conflict and Milosevic tightens control
A reader urges global aid highlighting Indonesia and East Timor relief, endorsing Christian Children's Fund and local giving networks in Syracuse while noting local donors like Bank of Central New York and United Way. The letter accompanies a political column on fiscal responsibility and Rep. Sherwood Boehlert’s votes.
A veteran brigadier reflects on 36 years with the Drum Corps, describing it as a deep love affair. He notes the emotional bond, dedication to peers and the activity, and the lifelong friendships and discipline learned through music and marching.
Jamesville residents note Onondaga Lake in Onondaga County is declining from a century of mud and runoff. The reservoir's depth has fallen to 14 feet in places, with limited fish like walleyes stocked and algae rising. Calls arise to restore original length and depth to revive quiet bays for fishing and boating. James G. Keech presents the concern urging state action.
A letter from Alicia Czachowsky of Liverpool supports Syracuse Brigadiers Drum and Bugle Corps after claiming the 1995 DCA World Championship. She praises staff, notes the world title and Labor Day Weekend event at P&C Stadium, and urges front-page coverage.
The Hers Go publications invite readable brief letters for publication and note they become property of the Herald Journal Herald American. Submissions may be edited and republished across Syracuse Online NewsLine and other platforms and must include the sender’s full name address and daytime phone.
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