Independent course urged in Herald founder quote blast
In the first issue dated January 15 1877 the Herald cites Arthur Jenkins founder and Stephen Rogers as president with Stephen A Rogers editor and publisher Michael J Connor executive editor and Stan Linmorst senior managing editor. The note calls for nonpartisan discussion of public questions and support for measures advancing the people’s interests.
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Arthur Jenkins
Herald
Stephen Rogers
Stephen A Rogers
Michael J. Connor
Stan Linmorst
Colombia aid sparks debate over risks and human rights
Analysts assess a 13 billion aid package to Colombia aimed at dismantling cartels, urging caution over human rights abuses and the potential for US entanglement in a three-way civil conflict. Critics warn that demand reduction and treatment in the United States are underfunded while violence and corruption persist in Colombia.
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Colombia
Chinton
Congress
United States
Ghts
Coimbian
Andres Pastrana
U.S
Clinton
Gulf of Tonkin
Vietnam
Pastrana
Feds
Stop hazing in junior high and high schools now
Alfred University researchers report hazing begins before college, with nearly half of high school students in a nationwide survey saying they endured humiliating acts or were forced to drink, while one in five faced harm or legal risks. Parents and schools must adopt anti hazing policies and offer safe alternatives to build trust and inclusion.
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Alfred University
Ven
College
Ays
Jose
Ams
Charles Edmondson
Liberal Arts
Western
New York
Aid to Colombia crowds out rights watchdogs and escalates violence
The Clinton administration waived a State Department human rights certification for Colombia's 1.3 billion aid package, prompting criticism that the measure encourages abuses. Critics warn the move deepens U.S. complicity as reports claim Colombian forces killed six children and wounded others, with the SOA training long criticized.
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Clinton
Colombia
U.S. State Department
la Pica
Bush Cheney two peas in the mega rich pod
Donald Kozlowsky describes George W. Bush and Dick Cheney as aligned with special interests. He criticizes the tax cut as a vote buying scheme and portrays Bush as a self serving Texan with a tradition of chicanery and double standards.
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Bush-Cheney
George W. Bush
Dick Cheney
Bush
Texas
Donald Kozlosky
Marcellus
Birth mother calls for open adoption records in New York
Linda Carpenter of Elmira urges retroactive access to adoptees and birth families records. She recalls 1965 her daughter born April 29 and argues sealed records harmed heritage and medical history, calling for equal rights and the option to decline contact if contacted.
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New York State
New York
Linda Carpenter
Elmira
Readers urged to send letters for publication
The Herald Journal invites readers to submit letters and other brief material for publication. Submissions must include the sender’s name, address, and daytime phone number and may be edited or published in any format including online.
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Biers
The
Herald Co
Post-Standard
Heral
Tanenat
Tyegee
Syracuse
Herald-Journal/Herald American
P.O
N.Y
Herald
Toren
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Dan Sage
Westvale
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Ecuador
Brazil
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