Our Opinion On El Salvador Aid Warms To Critics
The piece argues U S aid to El Salvador totals 226 5 million across fiscal 81 and 82 with 166 5 million in military and economic loans and grants, equating about 50 per person in a 4 6 million population nation while noting 2 000 to 4 000 troops confront the junta. It suggests buying off guerrillas with millions, proposing cash to each fighter to abandon arms and pursue farms and politics.
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U.S
el Salvador
Congress
Carter
Reagan
Christian Democrats
Social Democrats
Junta
Joel Grey headlines Syracuse Stage fundraiser in city
Joel Grey appears tonight at 8:30 in the Civic Center Crouse-Hinds Theater to benefit Syracuse Stage. Tickets range 10 to 15 dollars, with a gala dinner at Hotel Syracuse priced at 125 dollars per person.
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Joel Grey
Syracuse
Syracuse Stage
Grey
National Endowment For the Arts
Civic Center
Crouse-Hinds
Johnson’s mayoral bid rocks council race history
Sidney Johnson, vocal on replacing Mayor Alexander, won the councilor-at-large seat in a tight Republican show of support. His sudden push to quit for the mayoral nomination, after party squabbles and Bernardi’s Republican pivot, left voters wary as the council’s leadership hangs in balance.
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Sidney Johnson
Lee Alexander
Alexander
Armand Magnarelli
Johnson
Roy Bernardi
Bernardi
Atlantic
No bottle bill seen as burdensome to beer drinkers
A reader argues against a proposed bottle bill saying it adds waste and collection burdens for taxpayers and waste disposal. They claim no need to curb beer enjoyment and criticize welfare and local glass and gun laws while noting litter concerns. They urge ignoring the measure.
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League of Women Voters
Onondaga County Hearings Draw Few Citizens
After two weeks of public hearings on a trash burning plant and a new landfill site, only a small number of residents attended. Witnesses and officials presented extensive information while taxpayers are urged to attend the resumed session at 10 a.m. tomorrow in the third floor assembly hall of the War Memorial.
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Onondaga County
Onondaga County War Memorial
Abused Dog and Litter Rescued by SPCA Officer
A Central Square reader reports neglect of a dog and 10 week old puppies left on a short leash with minimal water or food. SPCA investigator Russ Stevens and New York State Police found emaciated animals. suspects were arrested and face up to a year in jail and a $500 fine.
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Russ Stevens
SPCA
Moloy Rd
Mattydale
New York
America
Grateful Animal Lover
Central Square
Editorial Reaction to Reagan Assassination Attempt
The writer condemns the attack on President Reagan and calls for calm discussion on gun issues. They urge readers to avoid focusing on symptoms and to promote respect, nonviolence, and mutual aid to prevent future violence.
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Reagan
England
Lord Mountbatten
Star
Humorous Tax Take on Politics and Sports Doping
A satirical column playfully taxes tax rules for gambling and alimony while poking fun at political symbols and sports figures. It riffs on adjusted gross income terms and liberty rhetoric, urging readers to view taxes as civic participation and democracy in action.
Diabetes Training At St Lukes Hospital Center
A Diabetic Education Center at St Luke's Hospital engages Nancy Fay, RN, and staff to help outpatients manage diabetes with diet, urine and blood monitoring, physician consultations, and medication discussions. The program includes meals served in a casual, congenial setting to support individual analysis and safer, more enjoyable living.
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St. Lukes Hospital
Delmas
Grief and faith voiced after president survives surgery
Lois J. Staie of Syracuse writes that God spared the president through the surgeons at George Washington University Hospital. She praises his courage, saying his life was spared to lead the nation and believes he will set the country straight, a testament to his guts and cool under pressure.
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George Washington University Hospital
Solar Stills Offer Home Energy Independence
A pamphlet promotes solar stills that allegedly produce aquahol a mixture of 70 to 90 percent ethanol and 10 to 30 percent water. It claims this fuel can run cars furnaces and boost mileage while reducing emissions and avoiding catalytic converters. It advocates farmer led production and half acre sugar beets powering a car for about 15000 miles at roughly 10 cents per gallon.
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Middle East
OPEC
Easter Seal Telethon Raises Huge National Total
The RL Raster Seal Telethon gathered substantial support as volunteers from the Easter Seal Society of Central New York aided the event. The local drive raised $175,146 contributing to a nationwide total of $17,214,000.
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Hogesieress
Grishin presses Brezhnev on Poland crisis
In Washington and Moscow a power struggle unfolds as Viktor Grishin, Moscow party boss since 1967, pushes Brezhnev to act against Poland. The Kremlin factions debate detente versus hard power while Br eh znev lingers amid pressure from Suslov and Grishin.
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William Safire
New York Times
Washington
Chicago
Mayor Daley
14-Mian
Communist Party
Moscow
Kremlin
Leonid Brezhnev
Viktor Grishin
David Stockman
Ed Meese
Ruhollah Khomeini
Leonid
Viktor
Brezhnev
Poland
Russia
Ukraine
Grishin
Kirilenko
Chernenko
John Hodgson
Syracuse University
United States
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Philip A. Hofmann
R. Gary Kruger
Edward B Sobine
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Deborah J. Abbott
Anin G. Fanner
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Maria Rossi
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Sunday Editi
Harald E. Addington
Arnold Burdick
Joel
Nancy
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