No Easy Answers in Social Security Dilemma
Our Opinion says after a long study the Social Security Advisory Commission offers a two-thirds solution that would extend solvency through 1990 with gradual payroll tax hikes and a 1984 one time credit. The plan shifts costs to workers and employers, includes tax changes for self employed, delays retirees cost of living adjustments, and broadens coverage. While not perfect, the panel’s plan is a fair, necessary compromise urging shared sacrifice to keep the system solvent.
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Social Security Advisory Commission
Congress
Federal Treasury
General Fund
Social Security
S.S
Commission
American Association of Retired People
Ronald Rreagan
Mone
Lucky Break In Courtroom Marijuana Bust
A 19 year old Massapequa Park man dropped a bag of marijuana in a courtroom. Police recovered the bag and charged him with possession. He is arraigned this week and faces a misdemeanor with potential leniency for a first offense.
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Massapequa Park
Peruvian Doctor Promotes Kissing Health Benefits
A Peruvian psychiatrist Dr Hildebrando Salazar claims kissing boosts heart activity and oxygen delivery, helping cells stay young and vibrant. He also asserts kissing can trigger antibodies that defend against certain infections, while offering no view on persistent kissers.
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Hildebrando Salazar
Dr. Salazar
Salazar
Doctor withdraws bid for U.S. citizenship in rape case
One of three doctors convicted of raping a nurse in Boston has withdrawn his request for U S citizenship and plans to return to New Zealand. Dr Eugene Sherry, who served six months, says he is fed up with this country and found prison life humiliating and degrading. The victim shared stronger feelings about the crime.
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Boston
U.S
New Zeaand
Eugene Sherry
Forecaster disputes over cold winter of 1982 83 and local notices
A reader dispute over a claimed 1982 83 winter forecast by the National Weather Service and a Cornell sunspot theory is cited along with editorials about Christmas tradition and a Syracuse hockey event. The letter from Dan Bartholf asserts no NWS Cornell link and notes Dec events. Jeannie’s note thanks a family for kindness, and Sherri Welch’s encounter with Jehovah's Witnesses prompts comments on Christmas origins and a call for encyclopedic reference. Mike Eruzione meeting at Matty's Grill highlights Syracuse Invitational Hockey Tourney and Pat Smith's volunteer work.
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National Weather Service
United States
Douglas Paine
Cornell University
Lake Ontario
Cornell
Dan Bartholf
Hancock International Airport
Matty
Robbery and assault target 74-year-old woman on Midland Ave
The victim’s daughter appeals for the return of a light purple canvas bag containing money, wedding band, rosary beads, and papers after a January 10 p.m. attack. The note asks the thief to return the items or send the bag with a personal paper, offering COD delivery. The plea emphasizes the 57-year possession of the rosary beads and hospital care.
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Midland Avenue
C.O.D
Liverpool
Move of Crouse-Hinds jobs shows broader U S shift south
The piece argues that moving Crouse-Hinds jobs to Vicksburg Mississippi signals a wider transfer of employment to the South and overseas. It contends non union labor, faster assembly, and pollution in foreign plants erode U S industry while profits rise for corporations. It cites Reagan tax policy enabling plant closures and tax losses, urging a reckoning with economic strategy and military spending.
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Crouse-Hinds
Vickesburg
Miss
South
U.S
Korea
Singapore
Brazil
United States Steel
Good Samaritans Aid Driver After Freezing Rain Crash
On January 10 a driver slid on Glenwood Drive near Bellevue Avenue in freezing rain, struck a parked car, and lost a tire. John and his visiting mother helped, warming a sick dog, offering water and coffee, and allowing use of a phone while helpers arrived. John's brother aided removing and patching the tire to get the driver moving.
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Camillus
Glenwood Drive
Bellevue Avenue
John
Who will be left in New York as industries depart
A sharp worry is voiced that New York risks becoming a millionaire’s playground as industries flee the state. Critics say every new energy tax, backed by a warm weather congressman, burdens residents and accelerates out-migration.
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New York State
Morrisville College audit defends integrity and progress
Morrisville College Council reviewed the General Financial Audit Report of the Office of the State Controller at a Sept 17 1982 meeting. Officials say the audit found no illegality. 86 percent of procedural recommendations have been implemented, with ongoing staffing needs noted.
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Morrisville College Council
State Controller
Herald-Journal
Post Standard
Friday Herald-Journal
Madison
FSA Board of Directors
FSA
State University
SUNY
Lifestyle photo shows admitted alcoholic with shotgun beer photo
Photo in Lifestyle section depicts an admitted alcoholic sitting with a shotgun before an open beer can and whiskey bottle. The images are described as irresponsible and troubling, highlighting concerns over public safety and editorial judgment.
Senator urges Cuomo to start surplus cheese distribution in New York
State Senator Tarry Lombardi Jr of Syracuse asks Governor Cuomo to activate the surplus cheese program. He notes nine million pounds distributed last year and about 27 million pounds offered this year. The Office of General Services would manage distribution to needy families amid unemployment and economic hardship.
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Cuomo
New York State
Office of General Services
Tarry Lombardi JR
49Th Dist
Syracuse
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Syracuse Herald-Journal
Arthur Jenkins
Herald
Stephen Rogers
William D. Cotter
Timothy D. Bunn
Red Sea
Ron
Jeannie, Camillus
Sherri Welch
Jehovah’s Witness
Usepscu
Morrisville College
Lou Grant
Thomas Lenweaver
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