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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Aug 01, 1981
Page
3
The Iraq reactor bombing by Israel revives debate on the nonproliferation regime. John Glenn and others push for tougher controls, questioning Reagan’s commitment and the effectiveness of IAEA inspections amid concerns over diversion of peaceful nuclear technology.
Senate subcommittee hearing June 24 featured James Buckley outlining an admin plan to rely on international controls and stronger IAEA inspection. He argued the United States should stay a trusted, active participant in international nuclear cooperation while avoiding unilateral penalties.
The article centers on Britain's Prince Charles and Windsor Castle, detailing the royal family's ties to the castle and town of Windsor. It notes the Queen's visits, the flag signaling her presence, private gardens, and the Grand Reception Room. It also highlights Charles' upbringing, polo on Windsor Great Park, and his extensive historical knowledge.
Reader responds to July 26 piece criticizing resettlement of Cuban refugees. The letter condemns intrusion on middle class finances, cites caregiving burdens, and warns against sectarian violence as seen in Northern Ireland. It urges equity in education and representative parity, framing killing as mortal sin.
This compact tribute recalls George L. Andrews born 1881 who died 28 years ago. Raised near Otselic by a country doctor and his wife, he married a schoolmate, ran a dairy farm, endured Winnie’s death, and later built a new family in the city through two wars. His legacy lives in his children and in the grey granite marker.
Amid ongoing division between militant Catholics and militant Protestants, the contested presence of British troops in Northern Ireland fuels rising tensions and mutual distrust on both sides.
The Herald American reports that Syracuse ophthalmologists leased a top electronic refractor for six months and compared results with traditional exams on hundreds of patients. They concluded the instrument was far too unreliable, especially with children, to justify continuing the investment. No refractor today substitutes education and experience.
Richard D. Wilkins from Syracuse argues that Prime Minister Begin would not respond rashly to Arab provocations and warns against overstating the PLO threat backed by Soviet Libyan Syrian forces. He notes Israeli leaders know civilian casualties matter in any response to PLO shelling.
A Jerry-constructed column surveys beloved two word phrases from literature and life. It quotes Henry James and TS Eliot, notes American and Irish usage, and ends with the playful line Lovely words End it.
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