Canal in danger as funding cuts threaten historic waterway
The 524 mile Barge Canal in Upstate New York faces deterioration from reduced upkeep and proposed 164 job cuts. Moynihan urges federal help, arguing most cargo crosses state lines and 80 percent is petroleum. Keeping the canal open may require tolls for boaters and timely action to prevent loss of a historic economic asset.
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New York
Daniel P. Moynihan
Moynihan
New York State
State Department of Transportation
United States
Air Force
Plattsburgh
Rome
Tennessee
Alabama
Arkansas
Louisiana
Mississippi
Condemn Venomous Abortion Debate Tactics in Politics
In Oneida County and the 25th District anti abortion activists run violent tactics like four billboards showing a 19 week aborted fetus accusing Rep Sherwood Boehlert of supporting abortion The piece argues for civility in public debate and condemns murder accusations and single issue pressure groups while noting Boehlert's political strength and potential backlash against harsh tactics.
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Sherwood Boehlert
Oneida County
New York
Right To Life Federation
Boehlert
Right To Life
Oneida
Right To Life Party
David Goldston
Debate over accessible transit and human rights in Onondaga County
Letters discuss the need for accessible transit options for disabled and elderly residents, urging Centro to adopt both accessible buses and door-to-door service amid cost concerns and fare-increase threats. The piece includes thanks to organizers of a cancer fund event and a defender of traditional math methods.
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Onondaga County
Centro
Iral
Fisher
Syracuse
Deville Sloan School Praises WNDR Host Pat Driscoll
Staff and students applaud Pat Driscoll for his time and talents at Deville Sloan School inclining the graduation dance and the school picnic. He brought music and boosted spirits for teachers and children alike.
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Deville Sloan School
WNDR
Pat Driscoll
New Birth Defect Test Sparks Debate on Abortion Motives
A commentary argues that chorion biopsy as a fetal defect detector during early pregnancy cannot treat genetic defects and merely allows terminating pregnancies. It contends abortion is a human issue, not a women’s or religious debate, and calls for honest language about ending unborn life.
Alternative to Busing Will Boost Ghetto School Quality
The author argues ending busing by investing in ghetto schools. Proposes smaller classes with more teachers, better equipment and labs, and higher spending to transform schools into superb learning centers. Contends this would reduce tension and make schools the envy of the community.
Appreciation for Supporters of Women’s Crusade Golf Tournament
The Madison County American Cancer Society unit extends thanks to committee members Dick Hammerle and Kanon Valley Board, Kanon Valley officials, golf pro Dave Ferris, participating businesses, media, and players for their outstanding support at the inaugural tournament held at Kanon Valley Country Club.
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Betty Sicilia
Madison County
Gussie Sorensen
American Cancer Society
Madison County Unit
The
Women’s Crusade
Kanon Valley Country Club
Dick Hammerle
Kanon Valley
Dave Ferris
Martinez Backed by Geddes GOP for Primary Vote
Kenneth C. Osterhout urges Geddes Republican voters to study Manny Martinez record as town supervisor before the September 13 primary. He praises Martinez as capable and long-time party chair, highlighting stable taxes and strong town services in Geddes, Onondaga County.
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Geddes
Manny Martinez
Geddes Republican Party
Martinez
Manny
Onondaga County
Kenneth C. Osterhout
Republican Committee
Grain sales to Russia spark protests over corn crop losses
Letters to the editor criticize grain sales to the Soviets amid a drought damaged corn crop. They urge relief for Americans facing higher meat prices and rebuke government policy, arguing farmers bear the cost while Reagan backs exports. Constituents complain about television show ratings and broadcast host changes.
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Russia
U.S
Reagan
Gratitude for Fay's Drug Store Pharmacist in Cicero
A reader praises Pay’s pharmacist in Cicero, highlighting Dave Hanford’s expert answers and attentive service. The writer promises to share this positive experience to encourage others to seek Fay’s Drug Store for reliable guidance and care.
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Pay
Cicero
Fay
Dave Hanford
Protest Money In KGB Ties At Le Moyne Camp
Letter writer Alice Kennedy of Liverpool accuses anti-nuclear protesters at Le Moyne College of being funded by unknown sources linked to KGB agents. She says she could not spend weeks at protest camps due to work and family duties while urging scrutiny of funding.
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Carl F. Braun
The
Herald American
Braun
Mr. Braun
Karl Keck
KGB
le Moyne College
Alice Kennedy
Liverpool
Real loss Woman on the Go cancelled tragedy
The program served the community by placing homeless pets, aiding job seekers, supporting the Rescue Mission, educating about plants and gardening, teaching crafts, and providing medical and legal interview guidance. Reruns of Different would have continued the outreach.
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Syracuse Herald-Jour
Alicia
Michael McSpadden
Houston
George Taylor
McSpadden
James A. Kurtz
East
Juditha
Stagnitta
Jan Gibson
Jeanne Galuski
Kirkville
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