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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Jan 13, 1982
Page
7
In an Opinion piece, Governor Hugh Carey announces a press education titled Budget Eighth Year Fiscal 1982-83. He warns New York cannot afford more wine and roses and reiterates tax cuts as a path to 400,000 private payroll jobs, noting fee and sales levy hikes only to transit authorities.
The CCADD inquiry led by Janet Besse found a Camillus Police Department investigator failed to test Rod Carr at the accident scene. Carr remains seriously injured and faced no DWI indictment but received a 30 day payless suspension for being unfit for duty.
The governor touts a four part agenda including Medicaid pickup school funding road and building repairs and police expansion while warning against new excises and fees. Senate Leader Anderson opposes revenue hikes as talks resume next week and the legislature weighs how to fund the plans.
A Senate measure would let federal agencies copyright operating handbooks and reports. The move, backed by the administration, risks overturning a 200-year-old tradition that government information remains public and free beyond printing costs. The proposal prompts concern over access to government findings from agencies like Agriculture, Geological Survey, and Commerce, and questions the impact on public welfare and markets.
A satirical piece rails at allies over sanctions, noting Polish lit candles, Reagan in Washington and a Reagan image in West Germany. It mockingly blames Germany Britain France for slow support and imagines comical geopolitical fates if Earth shifts or Russians strike Sydney.
Letters criticize Onondaga County and Manlius tax increases and assess 1980 81 rates, urge fiscal restraint. Supporters defend public broadcasting funding and call for protecting federal appropriations to CPB and WCNY. Readers ask why local leaders raise taxes and mourn SU basketball coverage losses.
A letter complains about a speeding driver on Abbey Road on January 4 around 7 15 PM who hit and killed the family's dog. The writer questions the driver’s conscience and laments the lack of a license plate and accountability, labeling the act as cruel.
A reader criticizes Art Buchwald's column on the surplus cheese situation mocking the humor as out of touch with rising grocery costs. They question use of puns while families wait for aid and suggest more practical topics for laughs.
Critics condemn media for intruding on Chief Thomas Sardino's job interview process. They call reporting on his chances, salary talks, and potential new position invasive and unnecessary for the public, arguing the private details should stay private unless he accepts an offer.
Richard D. Wilkins argues that Western double standards on civil liberties and sanctions fuel global resentment. He notes Poland's Catholic conflict, Israel's Golan Heights history, and Syria's actions, urging broader empathy and measured critique of all powers. He cites US flaws under Nixon and Kissinger and calls for thoughtful consideration of Israel’s security.
Dec 13 reports say Israel and the Soviet Union used a puppet Polish regime to suppress Solidarity. The world showed little reaction as warnings against invasion continued. The following day, Israel's parliament acted amid the escalating crisis.
A light domestic note reports a wife adding a room divider and sending to her mother, reflecting a quiet home improvement moment and family communication.
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