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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Sep 25, 2000
Page
5
Stephen Rogers serves as President, while Stephen A Rogers remains Editor and Publisher. Michael J Connor is Executive Editor and Stanlinhorst is Senior Managing Editor, shaping newsroom leadership.
The piece argues for studying the impact of spraying against disease vectors like West Nile, noting human and ecological risks. It critiques pesticide overreliance, cites Cornell experts on ecological harm and resistance, and highlights data access issues with Anvil and a New York incident with Giuliani’s remarks and mistimed spraying.
Editorial warns Clinton's 30 million barrel release from emergency reserves may not curb prices, could invite OPEC cuts, and distract from energy conservation gains. Sees political motive to ease anger before elections and notes limited impact on global markets.
Ruth Heller of SEIU 1199 Upstate Syracuse argues NY nurses are underpaid compared to Buffalo and Utica contracts. She cites starting and top RN wages at Buffalo General, Children’s Hospital, and Crouse, noting shortages, per diem shifts, and travel nursing rising. She commends a newspaper editorial linking pay, staffing, and patient care and calls for constructive dialogue with Iroquois Healthcare Alliance.
Kenneth M. Tompkins, director of Corporate Communications, states Niagara Mohawk will not cut service as it merges with National Grid USA. The company will pursue lower operating costs and best practices while maintaining safe, reliable service to communities. National Grid USA earns high customer ratings.
Letters from residents on the 400 block of South Avery adjacent to Burnet Park describe a buried natural gas line near the road edge. Erosion from heavy rains has created deep ruts above the line, with a hazardous situation seen as needing a permanent granite curb and dirt fill.
Steven Breazzano argues that teen biology makes later start times essential for alertness and learning. He notes students frequently doze in early classes and suggests shifting high school start times to improve performance and reduce bus issues.
Readers are invited to send letters for publication but must include name, address and daytime telephone. Submissions become property of The Herald Co. and may be edited or published in various formats including online. Mailing address, email, fax and contact numbers are provided for letters.
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