Not even president IN THE AIR: above scary skies
The FAA and the airline industry face rising near misses and a Detroit crash as the 1980s end. Deregulation, crowded skies, and aging equipment threaten safety while calls grow for stricter limits, reassessment of fired controllers, and faster modernization to reduce near collisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aviation Industry
Federal Aviation Authority
United States
Detroit
U.S
California
Reagan
FAA
Federal Aviation Administration
Airlines
PAA
Aged Nazi's death closes a door on one of darkest hours
The death of Rudolf Hess at age 93 marks the end of an era and a symbol of Nazism's brutality. Hess, once Hitler's secretary and prisoner in Spandau for decades, dies after a life tied to a global menace. Spandau prison is to be torn down as a final sign that a dark chapter closes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rudolf Hess
Hess
Adoph Hitler
Adolph Hitler
Tlitler
Rudolph Hess
Hitler
England
Germany
U.S.S
Spandau
Berlin
Waldheim
Gaddafi
Arafat
Jesus
Holy Father
Poland
Central America
South Africa
Austria
Kurt Waldheim
Celia
Suverberg
Pope John Paul 11
Alzheimer's Drug Push Ignites Call for Wider Access
A letter urges Congress and President Reagan to make THA available to all Alzheimer victims, noting 15 million plus cases nationwide and 2 million potentially eligible, with test centers in 17 locations showing restored memory in many cases. The writer cites medical, ethical and timing considerations and asks readers to contact lawmakers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sirach
Tha
California
Congress
FDA
Mario Biaggi
Edward Roybal
Howard Metzenbaum
Mark Hatfield
Washington
Reagan
Francis J. Mastropietro
Auburn
Speak Their Minds on Government Resignation Debate
Richard Eb Mitan of Middletown argues against pressuring secretaries of state and defense to resign over the Iran hostage issue. He warns that mandatory presidential aides and their egos stifle independent thought and hinder problem solving, risking stagnation in the executive branch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iran
Richard EB. Mitan
Middletown
Readers split over synchronized swim coverage and pope note
A reader complains about a sports feature on synchronized swimming focusing on looks rather than substance and cites Candie Corie as an expert resource. The letter also critiques a Aug. 12 article as sexist and urges more credible coverage for the sport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Candie Corie
Frese
Poliguin
Irene May
Loveland
Ohio
Thank you to helpers after fall at TraveLodge on James Street
A 70 year old Syracuse resident E M Goodfellow thanks bystanders who helped after a fall in front of TraveLodge Restaurant on James Street between 10 and 10 20 am on August 6. He expresses gratitude for kindness shown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auburn
Ken DeLong
Saranac Lake
State Capital Steps
Buffalo City Hall
Route 20
Ken
Buffalo-Albany
New York State
American Red Cross
Auburn City
James Street
E. M. Goodfellow
Syracuse
Readers invited to submit public issue letters
The Herald Journal and Herald American invite readers to submit letters on public issues. Letters should be brief and legible with a succinct point. Unsigned letters are not published unless identity is withheld for compelling reasons. The paper edits for length to preserve the writer's point of view.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herald-Journal
Herald American
Also Mentioned on This Page
Syracuse Herald-Journal
Arthur Jenkins
Herald
Herald Company
Fo Ohica Sar
Kinrco Sepiors
Syrocan
Stephen Rogers
Timothy 0. Lane
Donald P.pickard
Stephen A. Rogers
Robert T. Hennessey
R. Gary Kruger
O'Hare
Chicago
Los Angeles International
Ers
Onondaga Sheriff's Department
Thantks
Public Information Office
State
Canandaigua
Bruce Clifford
Edward Lauckren
Greater Auburn
Pierre Franklin Rademar
Johnstown
Amsterdam
Barry Silverberg
Syracuse Jewish Foundation
Mr. Silverberg
John Paul II
Donald Bauer
Our Lady of Good Counsel Church
Warners
Mr. Spock
Associated Press
Herald- Journal
Capt
Kirk
Spock
Tran
Tower Commission
Board of Review
USS
Enterprise
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!