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Syracuse Herald Journal

Location

Syracuse, New York, United States of America

Date

Oct 29, 1998

Page

4

Onondaga County Sheriff race backed for Walsh

The Herald-Journal endorses incumbent Kevin Walsh for a second four year term. Walsh, a Republican, leads a 600-strong department with new radios in patrol cars and a community policing program. He moved custody to the Justice Center and secured civil rights matters while trimming overtime costs. Opponent Steven Thompson, deputy chief of the Syracuse Police, offers capable leadership. We see no reason to unseat Walsh.

Onondaga County Herald-Journal Kevin Walsh Walsh Steven Thompson Sheriff's Department Sheriffs Department Syracuse Police Federal Justice Department Thompson Syracuse Police Department

121st Assembly District: Brown earns sixth term

The race in the 121st District features Harold C. Brown Jr. a 66 year old incumbent Republican and Todd Engel a 31 year old Democrat. The Herald Journal backs Brown for a sixth term citing his disability rights advocacy and work for constituents. Engel promotes economic growth and job attraction. The race includes towns Camillus Elbridge Fabius Lysander Manlius Marcellus Otisco Pompey Skaneateles Spafford Tully Van Buren.

Harold C. Brown Jr Todd Engel the Herald-Journal Brown Jenna Janice Bruce Grieshaber Camillus Elbridge Fabius Lysander Manlius Marcellus Otisco Pompey Skaneateles Spafford Tully van Buren

Scholarship Honors Fallen Veterans With 10th VVLP Banquet

The Vietnam Veterans Leadership Program of Central New York marks its tenth year awarding college scholarships to children of Onondaga County Vietnam veterans. The luncheon, Nov. 6 at Hotel Syracuse, features Steve Kroft as speaker. tickets are $25 and available from VVLP board members or by phone, with tickets also sold at the OnCenter and Landmark Theatre.

Central New York VVLP Onondaga County Vietnam Syracuse Steve Kroft Cbs-Tv 60 Minutes Kroft Syracuse University Channel 3 WVLP Bruce McDaniels Robert Craplicki Vito Lovecchio

Justice system blamed after Jill Cahill murder case

Shelly Leonardo of Syracuse laments failures around Jill Cahill’s death after a brutal attack at a hospital and a husband charged in the crime. She questions hospital security, bail practices, and the justice system’s safeguarding of victims, urging reforms to prevent a repeat.

Cahill Jill Cahill Shelly Leonardo Syracuse

Clean House Fresh Start Vote Against Incumbents

Sidney L. Manes urges voters to replace all national incumbents to end partisan stasis. He calls for citizens to choose new representatives with fresh ideas who will represent the people's will and address current problems.

Turge Sidney L. Manes Syracuse

Wanted: GOP character focus won't win voters

Ronald Mohar argues that fringe conservatives and many voters see politicians as corrupt, making character appeals hollow. He says fundamental issues outweigh symbolic rhetoric, and the GOP needs tangible solutions or risk losing support.

Gop National Republican Party Ronald E. Mohar Syracuse

Corbett challenges Syracuse newspapers over Assembly race coverage

James A. Corbett argues The Syracuse Newspapers misrepresent his campaign for the 120th Assembly District. He asserts his three point Jobs plan, tax stance, and referendum positions have been ignored while opponents and negative messaging dominate editorial coverage. He invites voters to judge his record from door to door outreach and public statements.

Hal Brown Syracuse Geddes

Letters to the Editor Policy for Syracuse Newspapers

Readers are invited to submit letters for publication with name address and daytime phone. Submissions become property of Herald Co. and may be edited and published in any form including online. Include mailing address and contact details.

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