Poland faces new path as martial law ends and sanctions ease
Poland may lift martial law in a special session, signaling a return to normalcy. The United States offers to mirror sanctions relief, while Solidarity's status remains uncertain as economic strains grow. Poland awaits a June Papal visit that could renew nationalist energy and challenge the regime.
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U.S
Reagan
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Lech Walesa
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Solidarity
Buffalo Firm Seeks Joint Venture on Ceramic Engine
A Buffalo company, Advanced Refractory Technologies Inc., has pressed for a U S joint venture with auto makers to develop a ceramic engine. The design, able to operate at higher temperatures, promises greater fuel efficiency and cleaner burns, but faces resistance from Detroit and industry insiders citing lack of local invention.
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Advanced Refractory Technologies Inc
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Auto makers eye ceramic engine venture with Japan firm
A Buffalo based company moves to finalize an agreement with a major Japanese ceramics manufacturer to develop a ceramic engine for auto makers in Japan. The project aims to overcome engine cracking by producing ultra pure ceramics, though practical commercial viability remains uncertain.
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Buffalo Company
Japan
Kamikaze winds halted Mongol invasion of Japan in 1281
National Geographic details Kublai Khan's plan to invade Japan with 4400 ships and 142000 warriors. A storm saved Japan, sinking about 4000 Mongol ships and killing many. Remnants lay near Takashima until 1980 when underwater archaeologists began recovering artifacts. Plans emerge for a Takashima museum to display finds.
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Korea
National Geographic Magazine
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Japanese Island
Takashima
Mozai
Veterans memorial service reflections and audience reactions
A Syracuse reader, VINCE LARKIN, reflects on the Vietnam Veterans Memorial Service in Washington, praising the ceremony’s dignity while noting anger and confusion over U S officials’ attendance. He emphasizes remembrance of fallen veterans and the meaning of freedom amid perceived political tensions and public indifference. J BRADLEY also criticizes venue logistics at the Dome and urges prior planning for tickets and parking.
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Leonid Brezhnev
Brezhnev
New York
Washington
Fine concert by Liverpool Library features opera pieces
Denise Ruth Minnard reports on December 5 concert by Maurice Black tenor William Black baritone and Anthony Lombardo pianist. The program, though tied to 16th century roots, felt contemporary and engaging, showing opera’s lasting appeal and relevance in today’s musical life.
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Not Dome's fault letter about seniors from Cleveland reader
A reader from Cleveland defends Dome management in a December 7 letter. She argues the writer’s problems were self caused and criticizes blaming climate muddy conditions and an accident on Dome's. She concludes the writer assumed undue fault.
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Jacqueline L. Merwin
Cleveland
Missed the Point On Health Foods Critique by Cain
Patricia Kuhl challenges Karen Cain's Herald Journal piece The New pet of Health Foods as misrepresenting Syracuse Real Food Co op. She states the member owned store is not a health food chain and does not push fad products. The co op focuses on value and variety for members amid rising food costs.
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Patricia Kuhl
Syracuse
Lehrman TV's man of the year? Campaign ad battle explained
In Albany, Lew Lehrman defends his $8 million TV blitz for governor as staff compile ad airings and question SFM's timing. SFM disputes claims of excessive Cuomo airtime. The clash centers on whether Lehrman bought all available spots and if miscommunication with SFM affected coverage. Local broadcasters note strong ad spend as election near.
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Japan
Joel Stashenko
United Press
Albany
Lewis Lehrman
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Lehrman
Russell Baker
New Yorker
Lew Lehrman
Merv Griffin
John Buckley
SFM
Buckley
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Bob Frank
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Wpix-Tv
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