Steel industry faces ongoing U S competitive gap and new imports case
The piece traces American steel’s long decline from mid-century shocks and postwar competition, noting a January Commerce Department move to charge Belgium, Brazil, France, Romania and South Africa with unfair trade practices under the trigger price mechanism. Domestic firms retain rights to act if the program is deemed lax.
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Belgium
Brazil
France
Romania
South Africa
United States
Richard L. Worsnep
Label salt content
Do you know how much salt is in your diet and how much you should have? The article notes half of salt comes from processed foods and discusses proposed labeling to inform consumers. It cites hypertension figures and industry opposition, arguing for the benefits of clear salt content labeling.
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Congress
Reagan Second Term Hope Stirred by Budget and Security Experts
David Stockman and Richard V. Allen, noted for budget and security roles, raise questions about President Reagan’s path to reelection. The piece suggests concerns among observers about fiscal and defense policy implications for a second term.
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David Stockman
Richard V. Allen
Reagan
Long-lost Assyrian capital found in Syria site Shubat Enlil
Archeologists in Syria uncover a large ancient city near Tell Leilan, with a temple of Shamshi Adad and walls over two miles long. The digs reveal layers of occupation dating back up to 7000 years and promise to fill gaps in regional history.
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Syria
Mediterranean
Iran
Mari
Euphrates
Raq
Shamshi-Adad
Mesopotamia
Shubat Enlil
William W. Halle
Yale
Music man Joe Petta remembered for joy and helping hands
A letter from Azzie Azzoto of Liverpool praises Joe Petta the music man for his sunny disposition, thousands of happy moments at Civic Center concerts, weddings, dances, and free county events. He taught accordion to hundreds of children and funded needy students. News of jobless concerns follows.
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Joe Petta
Joe
Civic Center
Loretto Rest
Azzie Azzoto
Liverpool
Trash to energy plant idea praised by Herald Journal
The reader endorses the editorial "money in the hole" from the November 20 issue urging a trash fueled steam plant to turn waste into revenue and save energy for the county. The plan would boost jobs and help taxpayers recover costs while producing power.
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Herald-Journal
Backing to Friends as Syracuse Common Council Candidate
Jane L Byrnes expresses gratitude for support received during her bid for president of the Syracuse Common Council. She notes a 19,000 plus vote tally and credits the seven city and county Business and Professional Women's Clubs and Conservative Party endorsement for solid help.
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Syracuse
Reagan urged to collect overseas war debts totaling 26.8 billion
The speaker presses President Reagan to pursue unpaid overseas war debts, urging firm collection from 20 countries. He questions Washington’s representatives and proposes not to consider these debts as unpayable, suggesting a forceful stance when nations demand repayment.
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Reagan
Washington
Quote on Haitian expulsions costs and domestic aid shift
The speaker argues the United States should not bear global burdens. They claim it costs 25 thousand dollars per Haitian or boat person annually to care for them and that cheaper options include transporting them back. They question aiding those worse off at home while neglecting local slum conditions.
Carolyn Laass Remillard Reflects After Campaign
Carolyn Laass Remillard thanks supporters in East Syracuse after finishing fifth in the county legislature race. She calls the experience an honor representing the Republican and Conservative parties and expresses pride in the connections made with neighbors and friends.
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5Th District
Carolyn Laass Remillard
Syracuse
The shoe thief who robbed Marcia White on the street
Marcia White faced a morning street holdup when a man demanded her shoes instead of money. A neighbor, Bill Anglin, tackled him, dropping the weapon he carried. White retrieved another pair of shoes and walked home safe. The suspect fled, leaving the gun behind.
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Mike Royko
Chicago Sun-Times
Chicago
Marcia White
White
South Side
92Nd St
Bill Anglin
White’s
Marcia
Anglin
Adolpho
Circle
U. of J. Circle
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