Founding Editor Statement in Syracuse Herald 1877
Arthur Jenkins, founder, proclaims independent stance in first issue of the Herald on January 15 1877. He pledges to discuss public questions and back measures advancing the people's best interests regardless of party politics.
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Moody's warns Pataki deficit risk from tax cuts spending
Moody's Investors Service warns New York faces multi year deficits due to Pataki's tax cuts and higher spending. The agency cites reliance on Wall Street booms, rising debt and political timing, risking a wider gap into 2001 02 amid weak jobs growth. Moody's confirmation echoes Comptroller McCall's earlier concerns.
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Moody's Investors Service
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New York
Pataki
New York Times
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H. Carl McCall
Moody’s
McCall
Albany
Moody's
Long Island Lighting Co
Cormorant Meeting In Syracuse Misses Dec Office Inclusion
State and federal officials met in Syracuse to address cormorant impacts on fisheries and wildlife, with DEC notably absent. lawmakers and agency reps urged DEC participation to outline policies, gather input, and shape coordinated action.
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Assembly
Michael Bragman
D-Cicero
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Bragman
Assembly Environmental Conservation Committee
Richard Brodsky
D-Westchester
U.S
John McHugh
R-Pierrepont Manor
Richard Dyer
U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service
James Walsh
Onondaga
James Wright
R-Watertown
Cahill
Week Without Violence events in Syracuse reach community
The YWCA leads a national Week Without Violence with local events in Syracuse. Activities include a City Hall Commons ceremony Friday at 10 45 a m and an ecumenical service Saturday at 5 p m at University United Methodist Church titled Seeking Shalom Healthy Children Healthy Nation. Community discussions on racism and hate crimes are set for Friday 3 p m to 6 p m at the Carousel Center Skydeck.
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City Hall Commons
Warren Street
University United Methodist Church
Carousel Center
The
YWCA
Wake-up call for Central New York labor plan
A 1990s reader argues in the Herald American that Central New York must craft a unified economic development plan to replace emigrating skilled labor. He cites IBM and GE, notes a strong educational base, and urges collaboration between the MDA and Chamber to attract and train workers for local industry. He advocates closer ties between schools and employers and a regional effort modeled on Research Triangle.
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le Moyne College
Onondaga Community College
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Colgate
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Syracuse
Case Center
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Metropolitan Development Association
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Bishop Moynihan Protest May Harm Religious Freedom
Lynda Fuchs and Joyce Regier of the Religious Coalition for Reproductive Choice critique Bishop James Moynihan for leading a public protest against Planned Parenthood of Central New York on Yom Kippur. They say his actions disrespect other faiths and limit access to services, undermining religious freedom and pluralistic harmony.
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New York
Planned Parenthood
Central New York
Lynda Fuchs
Joyce Regier
Religious Coalition For Reproductive Choice
Syracuse
New Treatment for Down Syndrome Draws Family Support in North Syracuse
Parents of two children with Down syndrome advocate early intervention and Targeted Nutritional Intervention and Piracetam amid remarks by Syracuse University professor Alice Honig. They describe their experience with a local program and express belief in the new treatment.
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Alice Honig
Syracuse
Jumping the Gun poem vents early Christmas market hype
Richard A. Almquist complains that stores push Christmas gear before October, mocking calendar tricks and shopper demands. He recalls green leaves and Halloween vibes, laments Holly before Thanksgiving, and fears a rushed season that muddles holidays and meals.
Parents Promote TNI Treatment For Children In Phoenix
Cynthia Burghardt invites educational professionals and the medical community to learn about transnational neural interface therapy. Meet parents who use TNI for their children and hear what experts in the field have to say. The message stresses perceived benefits and calls for open discussion.
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TNI
Cynthia Burghardt
Phoenix
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