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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Feb 20, 1981
Page
6
In Our Opinion speed drives President Reagan's economic recovery package presented to Congress. House Speaker O'Neill credits the effort but warns of inequities. GOP backs rapid action while Democrats consider the political risk and sell to the public.
The New York Department of Environmental Conservation plans higher fishing and hunting fees to raise about 9.5 million annually. Resident fishing licenses rise from 6.25 to 9.50, small game licenses from 6.25 to 8.40, with other licenses also increasing. Commissioner Flacke cites higher costs while critics call for broader funding for public needs.
Reagan presents a big tax relief and reduced federal spending blueprint aimed at speeding an economic recovery. It would shift costs to state and local governments, cut taxes by 554 billion dollars and trim federal outlays by 471.3 billion over five years, with Congress only able to refine rather than reject the core package.
A column questions Rev. Jerry Falwell over appearing in Penthouse, arguing his stance clashes with media pandering and may attract financial support from his followers. It suggests his message invites scrutiny of sin and hypocrisy.
A briefing notes a caregiver advising a recipient with a simple treatment plan. It suggests one pill three times daily and adds a softer alternative command, addressing the person as darling. The fragment hints at informal medical guidance within a social setting.
Letters from residents condemn strip mining near Manlius arguing it harms neighborhoods south of Seneca Turnpike and yields no town benefits. They urge the town board to reject Allied’s mining request to protect citizens and local heritage, while noting veteran veterans share grievances about public services.
A heartfelt anniversary message recalls a couple’s 38 years of marriage from their wedding day, noting extended family and five grandchildren. The note admires their dedication, shared labor, late nights, and enduring partnership. It highlights their two hearts becoming one and the growth of a family.
June Harrington of Baldwinsville urges residents to take responsibility for their dogs, promoting a home and outdoors training program to prevent loose pets from being hit by cars or stolen. She calls on Van Buren citizens to act lawfully and keep dogs safe.
A reader questions a local energy program by Syracuse Federation of Women's Clubs arguing oil supply is ample, prices rise due to oil company profits, and demand has fallen as people drive less. He cites past stockpiling during oil shortages and disputes decontrol as the cause.
A reader recalls enlisting in the USMC at Syracuse's old Post Office in December 1941 and notes a service path about three years later, hinting at a continued veteran's story following the wartime entry.
William G. Sims of East Syracuse, a World War II veteran with serious illnesses, lauds the Veterans Administration Hospital for excellent care in surgery, ICU treatment, and clinics. He commends doctors, nurses, hospital staff, and volunteers for kindness and respect, rating the facility among Syracuse's best.
Pastor Dale E. Austin warns readers that talk of Madalyn Murray O'Hair seeking to ban religious broadcasting via FCC Petition RM-2493 is false. He notes RM-2493 dealt with station ownership and was denied in 1975, urging people to verify facts before reacting and to focus on real issues.
HILERY SCHNEIDERMAN co signs a thanks for editorial Feb 2 supporting residential options for disabled residents. The Residential Cluster, advising the Onondaga County Mental Health Department, notes progress expanding residential alternatives and allowing people with disabilities to stay in their neighborhoods.
John J. Bowman Jr of Lancaster Pa urges readers to contact congressmen and senators to oppose the Reagan administration plan he认为 will kill Amtrak and diminish rail passenger service. He notes bipartisan congressional efforts have kept transit alive and contrasts U.S. stagnation with Europe’s rail upgrades.
The piece extols spring as resurrection time and Easter season, celebrating Christ’s rising and life after death. It links spring to renewal, nature’s awakening, and seasonal joys for children, including Easter baskets and finery, while noting flowers, budding trees, and warming rains signaling germination.
A parent of a blind, handicapped student alleges an unfair school closing decision favoring Moses DeWitt over Tecumseh and Genesee Hills. She warns stairs at the old Moses DeWitt pose safety risks and urges the Jamesville DeWitt School Board to reconsider using correct criteria and accessibility.
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