Syracuse Herald Journal founders and staff in 1998 issue
The snippet notes the Syracuse Herald Journal founding quote by Arthur Jenkins on January 15, 1877 and lists 1998 staff roles including Stephen Rogers as President and Stephen A. Rogers as Editor and Publisher, along with Michael J. Connor as Executive Editor and Timothy D. Bunn as Deputy Executive Editor.
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Peter Lyman
James F. Kleinklaus
Jeffrey A. Barber
County Budget Urges Long Term Fiscal Prudence
Onondaga County legislators weigh the 1999 budget as Fitch TBCA and other rating agencies downgrade Syracuse. The piece warns against using surplus funds for short term gains, noting county reserves and planned lakebed projects that require careful funding to avoid higher future borrowing costs.
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Holocaust Remembrance Sanctuary Dedicated in Central New York
The Holocaust Remembrance Sanctuary of Central New York at the Jewish Community Center in DeWitt opens as a memorial and information resource. It honors victims, preserves memory, and offers quiet meditation space and a built in hub for Holocaust education. Joseph Kalina, who lost a sister, speaks of the need to remember.
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Holocaust Remembrance Sanctuary
Central New York
Thompson Road
DeWitt
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New York
AIDS Survivors Face Complacency Amid Progress
Washington reports halved AIDS deaths in a year thanks to costly protease inhibitors. Yet infections stay around 40,000 annually and access gaps hit people of color hardest. Side effects, adherence issues, and unknown long term efficacy temper optimism across Africa and Asia. Dr Gerry McQuillan warns optimism must not erase urgency.
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Asia
Gerry McQuillan
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Impeachment Call Amid Media Critique of President
A reader blasts reporters for ignoring crucial issues. They accuse the president of treasonous acts, selling sensitive tech to China, and giving naval facilities to COSCO in exchange for campaign contributions. They demand impeachment and removal, urging patriots to replace compromised officials and restore America first governance.
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God disciplines and forgives in Clinton crisis
A letter argues that President Clinton’s troubles fit a divine plan, tracing his lifelong relationship with God. It contends discipline for misdeeds refines individuals and nations, urges confession for forgiveness, warns against concealing sins, and cites Scripture on lifting up or setting down leaders.
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Planned Parenthood protest honored by Syracuse faith leaders
The Most Rev James Moynihan led Mass and a procession to a Planned Parenthood office in Syracuse on October 2 to oppose abortion and family planning. Deacon Richard A. Bower of St Paul’s Cathedral supported dialogue with faith groups that back Planned Parenthood and women’s rights to informed choices.
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Home-schooling praised as flexible choice for some families
A reader argues that home schooling suits certain families, sharing personal experience from age four onward. They counter claims it fosters racism or social withdrawal and note active involvement in 4 H, drama, Little League, boards, and college scholarships.
Bragman Aide Praised For Districtwide Help
Harold Berman writes praising Assemblyman Michael Bragman for swift replies, health care concern, and job-creation efforts, noting help reached him within three days though he lives outside the 118th District. The letter endorses Bragman and his responsiveness.
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Tam
Bragman
Harold Berman
Syracuse
Reader letters sought with name and contact details
The Herald Co invites succinct letters for publication and other material like cartoons or poems. Submissions must include the writer’s name, address, and daytime phone. materials become property of the publisher and may be edited or posted online.
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