In Our Opinion Not the place of time Libya showdown
Our Med fleet acted in international waters and airspace after Libyan jets fired first. The Libyan leader Khadafy is an international thug who exports rebellion and oil, and would be less feared if not seated on vast oil riches and key position near Europe.
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United States
Mediterranean Sea
Col
Muammar Khadafy
Khadafy
Mediterranean
Europe
U.S
Reagan
Libya
Gulf of Sidra
Gulf
Yugoslavia
Abscam style bribe trap clashes with FBI and police
A Bridgeport police superintendent and an FBI undercover operative triggered a rare Abscam style standoff over a staged bribe. The car confrontation ended with arrests and sharp questions about the legality and morality of the sting.
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FBI
Bridgeport, Conn
Joseph Walsh
Walsh
Political Humor Oh Romeo at Office Romeos Convention
The National Association of Office Romeos gathered in Las Vegas for their Annual Convention and Action Weekend as they cheered deregulation of sexual harassment policies. President Harvey Bristol praised reduced government interference while Falwell opened the event with a keynote address amid risqué humor and provocative remarks.
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Free World
Africa
Washington
U.S
Khadafy
National Association of Office Romeos
Romeos
Las Vegas
Jerry Falwell
Neutron bomb critique and prayer for leaders in Syracuse
A letter from Rev Gary Bergh in Jamesville denounces the neutron bomb as a “clean” weapon and condemns prioritizing military spending over human services. He urges prayer for leaders to abandon dangerous security systems and align life with God. William A. Hanbury notes Syracuse’s sports growth and urges ticket purchases to support disabled citizens and local development.
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Syracuse
Northeast
Association For Retarded
Nea
Roy Bernardi Mayoral Candidacy Cited by Joe Damico
Joe Damico argues Roy Bernardi should stay accessible to the public if elected, contrasting with Mayor Lee Alexander who traveled to attract enterprises, finance the city, create jobs, and beautify Syracuse. Damico insists Bernardi can be effective without long trips.
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Roy Bernardi
Lee Alexander
Syracuse
Not marble too Tread With interest your Sunday article
The letter questions proposals for a giant marble sculpture, suggesting instead a glass of milk as a simpler, more fitting tribute now that milk is designated the state drink. It argues against duplicating the redwood insignia and mocks marble carving.
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Herald-American
Stress as a killer drives air traffic controller strike
The piece argues stress kills and debilitates air traffic controllers, noting FAA data that over 85 percent never reach pensions. It warns of health harms like heart disease and ulcers, urges visiting picket lines, and aligns with a strike for safer conditions, framing life as the core issue.
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FAA
We’ll Survive Without PATCO in Air Travel
Robert N. Andres argues that PATCO strikers undermine air safety and legitimacy, praising nonstriking professionals and the government’s firing of striking controllers. He asserts the president will not yield to lawbreakers and envisions a future with tech labor and aviation resilience.
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PATCO
Robert N. Andres
Baldwinsville
Historic Eagles Saints clash at Carrier Dome in Syracuse
Sunday features the first pro football game at the Carrier Dome between the Philadelphia Eagles and New Orleans Saints. The event supports the J Stanley Coyne Foundation and the Association for Retarded Citizens, with potential to attract NFL exhibition games for three years.
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Syracuse
Philadelphia Eagles
New Orleans Saints
Carrier Dome
J. Stanley Coyne Foundation
Association For Retarded Citizens
Buffalo Bills
Cleveland Browns
Reagan panel calls for 2 billion prisons plan
Miami Beach reporters detail criticism from corrections leaders and lawmakers over the task force on violent crime. Amos Reed calls prison expansion a desperate, ineffective fix while Neil Reed notes rising violent crime and longer sentences. experts say prevention and broader social factors drive crime more than incarceration.
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Tom Wicker
New York Times
MIAM
Beach
Fla
Reagan
American Correctional Association
Amos Reed
State of Washington
Reed
Ronald Reagan
Griffin Bell
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