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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
May 31, 2001
Page
8
Stephen Rogers takes the helm as President while Stephen A Rogers is named Editor and Publisher and Michael I Connor serves as Executive Editor with Stan Linhorst as Senior Managing Editor in a multi‑title leadership shift at the newspaper.
The piece traces Amnesty International from its 1961 beginnings with a call to letters for prisoners of conscience, through Benenson’s early efforts and rapid growth to 30 million members in 50 countries. It notes Nobel Peace Prize recognition in 1977, highlights both praised campaigns and criticised episodes, and closes with AI as a beacon of hope for human rights worldwide.
Syracuse lacrosse crushed Notre Dame 12 6 to reach the 12th NCAA title game with Princeton at Rutgers Stadium on clay. The Orange led late in regulation but fell in overtime, ending a strong season for seniors and signaling a hopeful return for Powell and teammates next season.
The Supreme Court ruled seven to two that professional golfer Casey Martin may use a golf cart in competition under the Americans with Disabilities Act. The decision rejects claims of a competitive advantage and emphasizes equal opportunity for disabled players, noting carts are now common and the rule hinders Martin’s ability to earn a living.
New York and the federal government filed actions in 1999 to force Midwest plants to curb nitrogen oxides and sulfur dioxide. Two utilities settled in principle to cut emissions by up to 70 percent, while the administration threatens to withdraw from the case, arguing energy needs require delay.
Frank Murray of Bridgeport argues against Israeli settlements and accuses Jews of mirroring Nazi crimes by confiscating Palestinian land. He condemns the Netanya attack as Hamas violence and urges U.S. politicians to act on principle rather than votes.
Attorney candidate Glenn Suddaby earns praise for prosecutorial record including murder convictions. Backers include Rep. Jim Walsh, with noted success in Franklin County and Onondaga County cases. Supporters say his hands on experience would advance the office.
The piece argues that while Palestinians and allied groups target civilians, Israel conducts precision strikes on military sites. It condemns perceived hypocrisy from leaders like Putin and Annan and calls for a rejection of violence by Palestinians, asserting Israel's duty to protect its people.
The Herald Co invites succinct letters for publication and notes submissions become property of The Post-Standard Herald American. Include name, address, and daytime phone. Submissions may be edited and used in various formats including Syracuse Online or NewsLine. Mailing address and contact options provided.
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