Cuomo Advises Carey to Seek Alliance on 1982 Agenda
In Our Opinion TO START '82 Cuomo urges Governor Hugh Carey to present pre 1982 session goals to Assembly and Senate leaders before delivering the state of the state. The piece recalls Careys Medicaid takeover plan rejected after a 42 day clash with Senate Leader Warren Anderson and Speaker Stanley Fink.
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Hugh Carey
Mario Cuomo
Cuomo
Assembly
Senate
Carey
Warren Anderson
Anderson
Stanley Fink
New NHTSA chief says recalls only for safety will be publicized
The NHTSA head states that only safety related automobile recalls will be publicized, noting that 25 percent of owners miss notices due to address changes. He argues the government's duty is to all citizens, not just those with current mailing addresses, while addressing forthcoming federal funds and block grants.
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National Highway Traffic Safety Administration
Police arrest 44 in weekend illegal sex market case
VC Police rounded up 44 people last weekend over an illegal sex market. Bail ranges from 500 to 2500 dollars per detainee as they await court exams for general diseases. Legal Aid Society argues the law treats prostitutes and patrons alike and urges policy changes to strengthen disease control.
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Legal Aid Society
Onondaga County
Primary costs and polling plan in Onondaga County
The Onondaga County Board of Elections faces a costly primary under state law with 17 of 19 towns keeping polling places open all day. Conservative Party participation will be limited to a few voters who will decide the party’s county court judge candidate. Total enrollment remains under 3,000. After December 1, polling stations can be consolidated when business is slow, but the current plan wastes about $120,000 on over staffing.
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Onondaga County
DoD Incentive Aims to Boost Enlistments with Education Benefit
Lawrence J. Korb announces a Pentagon plan to offer recruits an opportunity to finance college education after service. The program targets ground combat units in the Army and Marines to address a projected 1987 drop in eligible volunteers, promising educational benefits for all enlistees. Previous GI bill payouts hint at a broader societal plus for the nation and the enlistees.
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Lawrence J. Korb
Korb
Army
Equal Scholarship for Women Combatting Suppression
Reader letters argue against eliminating Title 9 and equal scholarships, asserting women athletes need funding to compete and contribute. James Walsh defends equality and criticizes regressive views. separate note questions local leadership and mentions a Syracuse taxi association president challenging.
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Anthony C. Goodson
Goodson
America
James Walsh
Marcellus
Remarkable FAAAS Summer Musical Theater at Nottingham High
North Tonawanda guests praise the FAAAS Summer Musical Theater production of Sweet Charity directed by Len Fonti with Steve Windeim at Nottingham High School. The show impressed the audience and highlighted student performers from local high schools.
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Nottingham High School
Sweet Charity
Len Fonti
Steve Windheim
North Tonawanda
FAAAS
Syracuse
Theodore Thomas
Letter to Jo Ann Williams on defense policy
Karina Kolanowski of Syracuse writes to Jo Ann Williams in Trumansburg arguing for strong U S defense including neutron bombs to deter Soviets. She praises Reagan as a leader, notes wartime memory, and expresses desire to live to 75 or 100.
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Jo Ann Williams
Trumansburg
U.S
Reagan
White House
Beliave
Karina Kolanowski
Syracuse
Zenner Calls Opponent Favorable In Assembly Race
J Zenner denies underdog status while Melvin Zimmer, state assemblyman, has been nominated, setting up a competitive race in the Herald-American report from August 23.
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Herald-American
J. Zenner
Zenner
Melvin Zimmer
In Your Opinion Kids Run Wild at Chief's Game
Jackie McElhannon of Lafay ette shares perspective on unruly youths at a Chief's game. She describes unsupervised children ages 6 to 16 causing chaos with smoking in the restroom and disruptive behavior, urging parents to spend time with their kids to steer them away from drugs and trouble.
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Mutalae
Massery
Jackie McElhannon
LaFayette
Nursery Haven praised by parent for care and safety
Martin Wynyard, M D of Syracuse writes about his granddaughter Heidi attending Nursery Haven run by Mrs Monnell since 1976. He notes no communicable disease outbreaks in five years and commends the isolation techniques used, contrasting with ordinary schools.
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Herald American Story
Nursery Haven
Heidi
Monnell
Martin Wynyard
M.D
Syracuse
Stil beautiful stills of a 1930s Loew’s theater era
Doris Keck notes the innocent unsophistication of the 1930s enhances the grand Loew’s Landmark theater recently. She recalls the movie stars and the era’s charm as audiences still admire the films King Kong and 42nd Street and the fashion of the era remains appealing to both women and men.
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Loew's
Landmark
Doris Keck
Syracuse
Reagan urged to cancel the MX missile plan
An editorial urges President Reagan and Budget Director Stockman to cut 75 billion dollars in spending and cancel the MX mobile missile project. It argues the MX costs are inflated, challenges the need for a new basing scheme, and warns against triggering an ABM race or undermining arms control.
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Tom Wicker
New York Times Service
New York
Reagan
David Stockman
Defense
Caspar Weinberger
Air Force
Carter Administration
Utah
Nevada
Strategic Review
Weinberger
United States
Soviet Union
Arthur G.B. Metcalf
Leslie Gelb
New York Times
Los Angeles
Minuteman Force
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Arthur Jenkins
Herald
Herald Company
Clinton Square
N.Y
Stephen Rogers
Stephen A. Rogers
William D. Cotter
Robert T. Hennessey
Philip A. Hofmann
R. Gary Kruger
Edward &. Sabine
Jerome ©. Coolay
Deborah J. Abbott
Alvin G. Fanner
Willi C. Crozier
Mario Ronsi
Samual J. Vaccaro
Harold E. Addington
Arnold Buchich
Mark Russell
Scarlet O'Hara
New Hampshire
Wyoming
Georgia
New York State
Manhattan
Schnectady
Hiso
International Hancock Airport
Ted Geatrakas
Independent Taxi Association
Big
Council On Economic Priorities
Minuteman
Pentagon
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