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Newspaper

Syracuse Herald Journal

Location

Syracuse, New York, United States of America

Date

Jul 18, 1981

Page

3

Global Leaders Meet Across Historic Economic Summits

A chronological list of past economic summits and their host places from 1975 to 1980. Names of participating leaders include Wilson, Giscard D Estaing, Moro, Miki, Ford, Schmidt, Callaghan, Trudeau, Thatcher, Ohira, Okita, Carter, Cossiga, Fukuda, and Okita. Key venues include Chateau de Rambouillet in France and Dorado Beach in Puerto Rico with London and Venice among others. The roster spans Rambouillet 1975, Dorado Beach 1976, and Tokyo 1979 with Tokyo, Venice 1980.

G7 Summit Ottawa July 1981 Topics Preview

The seventeen eighty one Ottawa meeting of the G seven will tackle development trade energy unemployment growth and inflation along with world politics. West German Chancellor Helmut Schmidt has attended all summits while Reagan Mitterrand Spadolini Suzuki join as first timers.

Ottawa Britain Canada France Italy Japan United States West Germany Helmut Schmidt Reagan Francois Mitterrand Giovanni Spadolini Zenko Suzuki U.S Carter

Treasury blocks Cuba newspapers move amid enemy designation

Boston customs hold thirty thousand Cuban publications destined for U.S. subscribers as the Treasury cites missing import licenses for materials from an enslaw enemy nation list. Officials deny aiming to target readers or Castro sympathizers while Ottawa talks on North South aid and dollar driven policy shifts.

U.S Boston U.S. Treasury Cuba Cambodia Vietnam North Korea Carter Treasury CIA

Rock music sparks heated letters to the editor

Readers defend rock and roll against a hostile editorial. A responder insists rock remains vital to the country and cites concert injuries asproof while urging factual reporting. The letter promotes Shrine literature and a slide presentation on injuries for public education.

John Gray Remembered as Easy Listening Host

Frances Fuller Pearson from Syracuse writes to praise John Gray, host of Music for Easy Listening, recalling his comforting manner and inspiration. She references a Herald-Journal article dated July 10 announcing his passing and offers rich blessings to his memory.

Fulton J. Sheen John Gray Herald-Journal Frances Fuller Pearson Syracuse

Talented Syracusan tours Syracuse Symphony at Green Lakes

A former Syracusan traveled 1500 miles to enjoy the Syracuse area climate and scenery and attended the Syracuse Symphony Orchestra concert at Green Lakes State Park. The July 10 performance featured Star Wars Close Encounters and 2001 themes with fireworks and audience of over 2000. Conductor Calvin Custer led the orchestra from piano and organ in his original Elegy.

Syracuse Ft. Lauderdale Hollywood Vero Beach Syracuse Symphony Orchestra Green Lakes State Park Calvin Custer SSO

Yearend thanks to caring Jamesville DeWitt staff

A farewell note honors the Cerebral Palsy Center teachers and therapists for their support this year. Ruth and Sue, bus drivers for Jamesville DeWitt, are praised for their pleasant conduct and genuine care in transporting Lori and Katie throughout the year.

Cerebral Palsy Center Ruth Sue Jamesville-DeWitt Lori Katie Linda Kelso Mary Kelly

Public Critique of TV Coverage of Syracuse Fire Victims

F J O Connell of Syracuse condemns Channel 9 for a sensational broadcast of the fire tragedy victims interview. He calls the interview invasive and unethical, urging respect for the victims and their family privacy.

Channel 9 F.J. O'Connell Syracuse

Burn prevention urged by Tigris Temple Shriners emphasis

The piece emphasizes fire safety guidance citing Deputy Chief Paul Reeves. It notes Shriners operate burn prevention centers and burn institutes, with studies showing 75 percent of burns are preventable and two million injuries yearly in the United States. It stresses parental discussion and supervising children to reduce burn risk.

Tigris Temple United States Lou Harris The Shrine

Four-year-old Brishen Kusak McGuire appeals for zoo funds

A Burnet Park Zoo visit prompted Brishen Kusak McGuire to draft a plea asking Joyce Kusak McGuire to donate to the zoo. He notes crumbling cages and high repair costs, offering his 50 cents and requesting $22, $6, and $2 to help rebuild.

Burnet Park Zoo Brishen Kusak-McGuire Syracuse

Housewife Proudly Defends Self-Reliance and Local Education

Brenda Shepard of Phoenix responds to Ken Van Riper, defending staying home to teach children and asserting mothers can supervise their upbringing without higher taxes. She cites local sports options and community programs as sufficient for children's activities.

Ken van Riper Brenda Shepard Phoenix

New judge may change court status

Washington report discusses Reagan's nomination of Sandra Day O Connor to the Supreme Court. It outlines implications for court balance, center versus edges, and the trust between leader and public, noting O Connor's centrist, nonideological stance and questions about her federal experience.

Joseph Kraft Washington Supreme Court Reagan Sandra Day O’connor Court Louis Brandeis Thurgood Marshall O’connor Mrs. O'Connor William Brennan Marshall Warren Burger William Rehnquist Byron White Harry Blackmun Lewis Powell John Paul Stevens Potter Stewart Judge O'Connor Justice Stewart Arizona Appeals Court Bruce Babbitt Arizona Senate

A Little Leary When Ya Go Off Your Rocker

A quirky line captures a moment of doubt as a patient sits on a couch with a psychiatrist. The piece hints at humor and tension in a therapy setting, focusing on the uneasy shift from normal to unstable feelings.

Psychiatrists

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Syracuse Herald-Journal Arthur Jenkins Ssue Herald Herald Company Clinton Square N.Y Stephen Rogers Stephen A. Rogers William D. Cotter Robert T. Hennessey Philip A. Hofmann R. Gary Kruger Edward B. Sabina Metropolitan Jerome ©. Cooley Deborah J. Abbott Alvin’. Fenner William C. Grazie Mario Rossi Samuel }. Vaccaro Harold E. Addington Arnold Burdick Carl J. Sweeney Classified William W. Browning Jr David R. Kerzorowski Hetional Ben Chateau de Rambouillet Dorado Beach, Puerto Rico London Tokyo Venice Wilson, Giscard D’estaing Moro Miki Ford Schmidt Callaghan Trudeau Giscard Thatcher Clark Andreotti Ohira Cossiga Okita Pierre Hilliott Trudeau OPEC Europe Shriners Fate Best, John Gray Eishermen Ames Joyce Kusak-Mcguire
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