25 Aug 1983
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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Aug 25, 1983
Page
1
Eriteid President Samuel K Doe of Liberia claims Libya's Col Muammar Khadafy is sending bribes and terrorists across Africa to topple governments and take control. Syracuse Board of Education members urged to avoid self pay hikes. Parents worry over back to school clothing costs and budgeting.
Syracuse Stage receives 5000 dollars less in the 1983 84 state grant than 1982 83 while Opera Theater of Syracuse gains 1000 dollars in its allotment, reflecting adjusted cultural funding.
Chicago weightlifter Jeff Michels, ruled ineligible for the 1984 Olympics by the International Weightlifting Federation for drug-use violations, said Wednesday he will continue training even if sanctions are imposed.
The mortgage lending business shows strength with many home buying loans awaiting final action at several area savings banks and savings and loan associations. The scene hints at ongoing growth and activity in local mortgage markets.
In Syracuse on Wednesday and today some New York Telephone Co workers returned to duty while the largest union, CWA, remained technically on strike. Negotiators reached a local settlement on schedules and related issues, but seven other CWA locals nationwide had not settled. Local 1123 leader Francis Poole urged solidarity while some cross picket lines occurred as confusion persisted.
Barbara Honegger, who quit the Reagan administration over women’s rights, accuses the White House of belittling her job after Deputy Press Secretary Larry Speakes mocked her at the Easter egg roll. Speakes says she once wore a bunny outfit, while Honegger denies attending the event and vows the maneuver will backfire among American women.
A Congressional Budget Office study finds families earning under 20 000 dollars a year bear 70 percent of Reagan era domestic budget cuts enacted by Congress. Benefits for those under 10 000 dollars fall by about 430 dollars in 1984 versus about 300 for 10 000 to 20 000 dollar earners. Higher income groups face 140 to 170 dollar reductions.
Guillermo Kelly, an outspoken critic of top military officers, escaped his abductors in Ingeniero Maschwitz, Buenos Aires province, leaping from a moving vehicle and seeking police aid. He had accused officers of corruption and disappearances, prompting a large manhunt as the junta debated amnesty for security forces.
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