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Newspaper

Syracuse Herald Journal

Location

Syracuse, New York, United States of America

Date

Apr 22, 1981

Page

6

Reagan uses telephone lobbying to push economic plan

President Reagan conducted a radio call in Beaver Falls to speak with Rep. Eugene Atkinson and rally support for his budget and tax package. He described himself as healthy and thanked supporters while governors from both parties praised his vigor and pledged aid in pressing Congress.

Washington UPI Reagan Beaver Falls Eugene Atkinson D-Pa Atkinson WBVP White House House Senate Edward Kennedy Texas William Clements Clements Pennsylvania Richard Thornburgh Indiana Robert Orr Alabama Fob James Congress George Bush Larry Speakes Phil Gramm

Watchdog cites Post ombudsman failure over fake Jimmy's World story

Washington Post ombudsman William Green told an ASNE meeting that the paper failed to derail a faked 8 year old junkie tale. He cited newsroom doubts, the Janet Cooke case, and the Reuters Pulitzer prize reversal as proof of lapses in reader protection. Green called the lapse a journalistic felony and Bradlee urged soul searching.

Ira R. Allen Washington UPI Washington Post Jimmy The Post William Green American Society of Newspaper Editors Tam Newsroom Green Duke Janet Cooke

Apple crop被damaged by cold temperatures across New York region

Orchard owners report scattered damage to blossoms as cold nights persist with temperatures near freezing. Constance McLusky of McLusky Orchards notes 14 acres may see variable damage per bouquet while Deer Run Farms expects 35 to 40 percent of blossoms at risk. Experts warn of ongoing risk beyond May and June as buds remain vulnerable.

Neuhauser Constance McLusky McLusky Orchards Fields LaFayette Richard Hunt New York Niagara County Richard Pease Cooperative Extension Service Pease Chick Forshey Cornell Hudson Valley

Saudi arms sale sparks Israel security debate in Congress

Lawmakers grapple with the Saudi AWACS and F 15 package amid fears it could threaten Israel. Senators Kennedy Boschwitz Percy weigh options as administration negotiates limits. Egypt seeks Hawkeye planes. Saudi sale includes Sidewinders and midair refueling tanks.

Zippori Israel Congress House Senate Edward M. Kennedy D-Mass Middle East Rudy Boschwitz R-Minn Ill Senate Foreign Relations Committee Percy Persian Gulf Egypt U.S Mohamed Abdel Halimabu Ghazala Washington

Good news called bad news explanation of 6.5 percent Q1 growth

The article notes higher auto sales driven by rebates, strong overseas demand for U.S. goods and services, and consumer savings draws. It warns rebates ended, auto sales may fall, non auto retail slows, housing unlikely to improve amid high mortgage rates. Analysts expect sluggish growth through spring and summer.

U.S Allen Sinai Data Resources Inc Michael Evans Evans Econometrics Special Commodity Credit Corp

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