Reagan weighs adding troops to Lebanon peacekeeping force
President Reagan says Lebanon requested more U.S., French and Italian troops to speed withdrawal of Israeli, Syrian and PLO forces, but no movement is under way. State Department proposal ties any new deployments to ending deadlock over foreign forces' withdrawal as Lebanon stalls on procedural talks.
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France
Italy
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New York State
City Christmas Tree Lighting In Syracuse Draws Crowd
City Hall hosts the 68th annual lighting on Clinton Square with a 62 foot tree donated by Mrs Edith Niedzwiecki. Mayor Lee Alexander will switch on 3000 lights at 7 p.m. Santa Claus, elves, cookies and candy canes feature, plus a carol sing along led by Stan Colella and the Parks and Recreation All-Star Band.
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Think Twice About More Troops Aid for Israel
The article argues against adding U S troops or more aid to Israel amid stalled Lebanon talks. It notes Lebanon’s refusal to hold talks in Jerusalem, fears over recognizing East Jerusalem annexation, and raises Saqa’s extremist stance after September refugee camp murders. It urges guarantees for refugee safety and progress on withdrawal talks, warning extra aid could harm broader U S peace efforts.
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Jerusalem
Beirut
East Jerusaem
Lebanon
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G.i.s
Etienne Saqa
Saqa
Saga
Frontier Heart Implant Pioneers a Medical Breakthrough
Robert F Jarvik designed the polyurethane artificial heart and Barney B Clark, a former dentist, became the first patient to receive the permanent mechanical heart device. Clark doubted success but hoped the project would push medical research as his deteriorating condition left him with an incurable heart failure.
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Syracuse University
New York University
University of Utah School of Medicine
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Clark
Vision Bravery Mark Giant Medical Step
Clark faces a dangerous post operation period with a mechanical heart device. Pneumonia or infection could prove deadly while recovery will be lengthy and painful. He will be tied to six foot hoses and the calf sustaining device has yet to exceed nine months in longevity.
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Smoky By Mark Russell
A humorous referential piece about cigarette consumption in the United States. It cites 628.2 billion annual cigarettes and notes half are low tar while others are high tar. The narrator jokes about scraping tar off tires and rolling their own, and mentions rising teen smoking and a high school counselor system. The tone mocks smoking culture and public attitudes.
Will carry guilt forever Re Milton Baker letters
A reader recalls a personal tragedy involving a mother placed in a nursing home amid accusations of mistreatment. The letter links elder care failures to systemic neglect, urging reform and safer options for aging citizens. The writer also criticizes Congressional raises and calls for caps on government pay to support the needy and unemployed.
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Nursing Home
Milton Baker
Kathleen M. MA
Liverpool
Not a Mormon in Pennellville Tragedy Controversy
Readers correct misstatements about the Pennellville killings asserting James Holmes, the son, was not a member or affiliate of the LDS Church. Officials ruled out religious motive. the church notes its aim is to help people become like their Creator and disavows any link to the tragedy.
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James Holmes
Holmes
Kathryn
Oswego County
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints
Pickup at Syracuse Dome Sparks Parking Clash
Syracuse University basketball fans recall a November 29 game against Cornell at the Carrier Dome. A driver alleges Officer Thompson of the Syracuse Police Department ticketed a vehicle while the husband, a physics staffer, attempted to intervene. The account cites a $10 fine and claims the officer dismissed pleas to explain the pickup situation.
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Televised New York State Field Competition Showcases Local Bands
WCNY televised the New York State Field Competition at the Dome on November 7. Three local marching bands Liverpool Cicero North Syracuse and West Genesee competed in the open class as relativeswatched on Thanksgiving Day.
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WCNY
New York State
Dome
Liverpool
Cicero
Mad debate on welfare work requirements and funding
Letter writer questions presidential power to mandate work for welfare recipients and to fund programs by gas taxes. They urge a strong leader like Harry Truman to expose perceived lies and argue the rich should contribute more to aid the economy. The writer condemns ongoing welfare spending for able workers.
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Harry Truman
Eles
Cheap shots spark calls to decide sport or entertainment
A reader laments referee leniency after high profile NFL hits, citing Green Bay Jets and Giants Lions plays. They urge ejecting or fined players, citing Darrel Stingley’s paralysis and accusing officials of letting violence slide.
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Jets
Giants
Lions
Stan Blinka
Len Thompson
The Shop on Main Street Oscar Winner Examines Fear
A former Czech film, The Shop on Main Street, wins a best foreign film Oscar. It portrays a Jewish elder under Nazi occupation in Czechoslovakia, the violence outside her shop, and a Shabbat moment that frames faith against tyranny.
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Main Street
Czechoslov
Jash Nei Rea Gustave Rothschild
Syracuse
Student loan funds article cited by Herald Journal
The Herald Journal notes the November 25 report on student loan funds and warns misinformation depresses applications. The association expresses concern over public confusion and intends to address gaps in understanding and access.
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Goldman
Herald-Journal
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