Real recovery depends on jobs restored in economy
The Herald-Journal argues true recovery hinges on jobs, noting 8 percent unemployment undermines growth amid Wall Street gains. It cites limited unemployment seminars, modest charity aide, and a belief that a sustained stock rally won’t equal Main Street improvement until callbacks and hirings rise alongside inflation containment.
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Dow Jones
City SU clash goes to court over Dome taxes and parking
Syracuse University and the City of Syracuse deepen their quarrel over Dome taxes for noneducational events and limited parking spaces. The city cut parking permits and warned future exceeds will go to court as officials push for shared costs and continued access.
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Syracuse
Lee Alexander
Melvin Eggers
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J Joseph ¥. Julian
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Thomas Murphy
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Henry Kaufman Mood Ring Guides Market Swing
In a playful take on market psychology a columnist jokes that Henry Kaufman mood drives stocks. The piece suggests sending him flowers candygrams and circus tickets to keep him optimistic and prevent crashes while lampooning economics and public figures.
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Wall
Henry Kaufman
Firance
Is Landmark Theater Safe For Rock And Roll Fans
A reader questions Landmark Theater safety after a rock concert balcony shaking and asks if the design supports safe capacity like in other venues. He notes the Hyatt Regency disaster as a warning and urges caution for publicly patronized buildings.
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Hyatt Regency
Steven F. Pravato
Geneseo
Otisco Lake pollution sparks Solvay protests
A Solvay resident recalls Otisco Lake water turning dirty and foul smelling after decades of use. He attributes pollution to cottage and boat development, including power boats and boat houses, and argues removal of these causes could restore the lake without costly projects.
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Solvay
Otisco Lake
Driving Lesson Re Passing Left Lanes Letter to Editor
Reader disputes Jack Meetze on left lane use and passing. He cites driver education and a DMV examiner confirming lanes for straight driving, right turns, and passing. He notes the driver's manual pages 42 to 43 cover lane use and right side passing.
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Jack Meetze
Meetze
Syracuse Parks and Recreation Sponsors Summer Aquatics Program
In Syracuse the Empire State Games and Sports Festival are complemented by the Syracuse Kiwanis sponsored Summer Aquatics Program. These events, run with Syracuse Parks and Recreation, highlight the city’s aquatic offerings and community involvement.
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Syracuse
Syracuse Kiwanis
Sue Rice
Alice King
Syracuse Parks and Recreation
Kiwanis
Blame Yourselves for Unemployment, Own Up to Job Choices
A letter writer attacks workers on unemployment saying they are choosy about hours days and pay. He says the father of a sponsored Asian family took a church job, implying Americans would refuse. He condemns those who criticize immigrants for taking jobs Americans avoid. The plea ends with a blunt admonition to stop blaming others.
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Syracuse
Grant aliens amnesty editorial calls for immigration reform
An editorial urges prompt Congress action on immigration. It defends granting amnesty to thousands of immigrants labeled aliens, praising their productivity and desire to build a better life in the United States. It condemns deportation fears and calls for radical changes and electing officials who support the Libertarian Party.
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Congress
America
Libertarian Party
Disillusioned by unkept promises of Reagan era politics
The writer voices frustration with federal leaders from both parties. They fault the administration for not raising the speed limit above 55 mph or abolishing the draft. They cite radio and television ads claiming fulfilled promises while urging more taxpayer money and tax reform, as reported by the Syracuse Herald-Journal.
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Reagan
Syracuse Herald-Journal
1977 Social Security change harms 1917 to 1921 group
George H. Clapp of Central Square condemns a 1977 reform that reduces monthly Social Security benefits by 110 for those born 1917–1921. He questions why this specific group faces discrimination and urges action by Congress and other officials, arguing those in power enforced the policy.
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George H. Clapp
Central Square
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