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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Aug 14, 1981
Page
10
The piece argues that Reagan era policy should counter growth in regulations. It links economic downturns and wars to more agencies, fees, licenses, and taxes, claiming new laws bring new agencies. It suggests the 1980s task for Vice President is to curb this trend.
The president advocates pruning excessive regulation touching corporations and individuals, urging simpler laws and the elimination of a regulatory agency as part of a broader reform push.
The item outlines the expansion of regulatory bodies, noting a rise in the total count of agencies over time. It discusses how new agencies form, the roles they assume, and the impact on governance and oversight. Key entities and dates are not specified in the readable fragments.
United Airlines pilots agreed to swap pay and hour concessions for stronger job security to help offset a 3 million second-quarter loss and avert more layoffs. The deal cuts pilot costs by about 15 percent by replacing hourly pay with fixed monthly salaries and capping monthly flights at 81 hours. Union-management talks proceed as a give-and-take process, while air traffic control remains nonunion and observes.
The piece argues that issuing a universal Social Security card with a unique number would restore border control and prevent identity duplication. It critiques current administration plans for a broad, elaborate border-control system and asserts the card would be more efficient while preserving the Bill of Rights.
Readers weigh in on Vietnam memorials and public spending proposals. G Seidenberg supports a symbolic empty lot over a monument, urging funds for schooling and health. Letters discuss prostitution, prisons, taxes, and education, urging citizens to back local investment ahead of Aug 18.
The speaker condemns President Reagan for blocking collective bargaining by air traffic controllers in PATCO, calling the move unfair and irresponsible. The union is described as a bona fide representative chosen by employees under the National Labor Relations Act.
Mrs. Norma Boyle from Syracuse offers heartfelt thanks to the volunteers who run Valley Little League and similar youth baseball and softball programs. She notes these efforts enable children to learn, play, and compete in a sport cherished in the country and urges parental support for volunteers as well as players.
The editorial lauds the National Sports Festival in Syracuse, praising teachers and coaches for spotting talent and guiding youth through physical education, music, and drama as essential to schooling. It notes communities should keep youth busy and mentions Gov. Hugh Carey addressing crowding issues.
Frank Burgmeier thanks the newspaper and community segments for their role in the festival. He cites early winter coverage by Jim Kasciolek, decisive input from Jeff Rea, and Arnie Burdick’s world class reporting plus promotion work. He notes more than 2,000 volunteers showing strong community spirit.
Ronald Reagan's 1980 statehood pledge faded as the United States confronted a likely UN Decolonization Committee resolution urging self determination and independence for Puerto Rico. Critics say fiscal cuts and reduced autonomy prove the island remains a colony needing decolonization.
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