Herald Founder Statement From 1877 First Issue
Arthur Jenkins founder proclaims independence from party politics and commitment to discussing public questions and backing measures for the people's best interests. Herald first issue San 15 1877 lists Stephen Rogers as president and Stephen A Rogers as editor publisher with Timothy D Bunn Timothy Patseff and others in editorial and management roles.
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James F Kleinklaus
Jeffrey A Barber
Our Opinion on Endorsements for Local Elections
The Herald Editorial Board explains why it endorses candidates, how interviews and candidate records inform choices, and why endorsements matter in a democratic system. It notes the difficulty of some races, the impact of unopposed contests, and urges readers to vote on November 7 to influence governance and accountability.
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PURPA Reform Urged as Utilities Face PURPA Costs
Charles T Conine of IBEW Local 97 Syracuse calls for ending PURPA through wholesale electricity market competition. He argues PURPA raises bills for consumers, costs utilities, and kills jobs in New York and other states. He frames reform as a bipartisan, progrowth move with labor and business backing.
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Foreign policy freelancing and self interest in the world stage
The past week shows U S foreign policy is driven by politicians seeking votes not real diplomacy. Congress moves the Israel embassy to Jerusalem while Dole and Gingrich push covert Iran funds and Milosevic politics loom over Bosnia. Giuliani ejects Arafat at Lincoln Center amid broader global indifference to peace efforts.
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Onondaga Lake plan urges practical cleanup idea
A letter from Vauderhaden Liverpool urges stopping endless studies and placing a treatment plant on the former Solvay Process site to let Onondaga Lake clean itself. The writer argues a few years of work beats ongoing surveys and delays.
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Halloween Preface Urges Protecting Animals by Humane Leader
Melissa J. Mariano, director of the Humane Association of CNY, calls Halloween a critical time for animal protection. She notes decades of work rescuing and rehoming animals with local veterinarians, and urges public awareness of cruelty, which remains illegal but persistent in today’s world.
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United Nations Threat to U S Freedom and Sovereignty
Syndicated columnist Sam Francis warns that the United Nations agenda endangers national independence as the U S and the free world face a rising globalist plan. The piece questions who pays for UN displays in New York City and urges Americans to resist the one world initiative. Ruth C. Voumard notes the 50th anniversary of the UN founding.
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Onondaga Health Dept Praises Tobacco Compliance Progress
An Onondaga County Health Department notice thanks supporters of editorial backing for youth tobacco restrictions. It cites a 60 percent underage purchase rate across 115 tested stores and urges continued compliance checks to curb minor access to cigarettes and tobacco products.
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Letters Policy for Readers Submissions and Contact Info
Readers are invited to submit letters succinct and legible. Include signature and daytime phone. Unsigned or unverifiable letters are not published. Editor may shorten letters. Mail to Letters to the Editor Herald Journal Herald American PC Box 4915 Syracuse NY 13221. Readers with home computers can call 315 470 2027 with 8N1 settings and local echo. Fax 470 3019. Questions call 315 470 2235. For policy details call Newsline 472 2111 category 3348 EDIT.
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