Moynihan Warns New York Loses Billions to Federal Balance
Senator Daniel Patrick Moynihan claims New York paid $14.5 billion more in taxes than it received in federal outlays in 1981 and 1982. He notes the deficit worsened under Reagan, arguing hard versus soft category spending skews state balances and calls for greater Washington awareness of regional economic disparities.
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Sen
Daniel Patrick Moynihan
Washington
New York
Moynihan
New York State
Middle Atlantic
Midwest
New Jersey
Michigan
Texas
Moynihan Calls Out New York Federal Imbalance
Senator Moynihan warns New York suffers a tax dollar deficit relative to federal outlays with New York receiving less defense funding than its share of population. He urges Gov Cuomo and SUNY to study the issue as state leaders push for greater postwar parity and a more active stance against federal shortfalls.
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Moynihan
Mario Cuomo
New York
Sunflower Drive residents push for traffic signal at Sunflower Electronics junction
Sunflower Drive residents in Salina demand a traffic signal at the Sunflower Drive and Electronics Parkway intersection. They cite frequent left-turn delays during rush hours, growing traffic, and past accidents. A 1978 study argued a light would increase delay, but residents argue a mid road signal could slow speeding traffic and improve safety.
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Sunflower Drive
Salina
Electronics Parkway
General Electric
Old Liverpool Road
Seventh North Street
Scandal Sparks Sensational Tale Of Hidden Tapes At Lawyer’s
A Los Angeles attorney claims to possess color slides revealing Cabinet members and high-profile figures in compromising scenes. The outrageous charges involve Stockman’s childhood, Casey, Thatcher, and a wave of press clamor. The document mix blends conspiracy chatter with reputational risk and raises questions about evidence and credibility.
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Los Angeles
Union Letter Sparks Tax Protest and Cafeine Rage
A Syracuse area letter speaks to tax resistance over military, abortion, welfare, and foreign aid funding while a union member taunts non union workers. The piece notes a clergys right to free speech and cites Catholic lay group opposition within the churchs media conference coverage.
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Dr. Weiskopf
Linda DeStefano
Mathilda
Louie
Daley
Reagan
Chancery
Syracuse
National Committee of Catholic
Room
East 35Th St
New York
N.Y
Peace groups share film proceeds to aid disarmament
The Nuclear Weapons Freeze of Central New York received 250 from the Syracuse Stage film In the King of Prussia shown May 16. At July meeting, Freeze members donated 125 to the Women's Peace Encampment in Romulus and 125 to SANE in Washington DC to halt funding for Cruise and Pershing II missiles.
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Prussia
Syracuse
New York
Romulus
SANE
Wasington
D.C
Seneca Army Depot
Europe
Senate
Marty Bartlett
Lofty Heights and Skyward Roads
A pondering look at elevated highways and the push to expand transportation capacity skyward, raising questions about space on the ground and the feasibility of building roads above.
Volunteers Honored For Off Station Picnic At VA Hospital
The Stanley B. Pennock Post and Ladies Auxiliary thank volunteers for organizing food games and prizes for VA Hospital patients at an off station picnic. Special thanks to Ida Hall, chairman, and Dorothy Dantuono of Solvay.
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Stanley B. Pennock
V.A. Hospital
Ida Hall
Dorothy Dantuono
Solvay
Syracuse Parks Team Wins Seven Medals at Buffalo Meet
The Jesse Owens Track Team placed seven medals in Buffalo on July 16. James Ciccone, Program Director, Syracuse Parks and Recreation Dept, notes the Syracuse Recreation Team’s success and thanks AM PM Mini Market for providing lunches for kids.
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Jesse Owens
Buffalo
Syracuse Department of Parks and Recreation
Paul Williams
Syracuse
James Ciccone
Syracuse Parks,and Recreation Dept
Priest Declares ILS Interferes in Nicaraguan Affairs
Rev Frederick Daley voices on the ground observations accusing the ILS and government of press interference in Nicaragua's activities. He argues impartiality is absent and Nicaragua should decide its own fate, omitting any mention of arms shipments to Castro's Cuba.
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Frederick Daley
ILS
Nicaragu
Myth and media bias surround Major Saad Haddad
The piece rebukes media rumors about Haddad and Sabra Shatilla, citing the Kahane Commission that found no basis for claims of his involvement. It notes Haddad’s broad southern Lebanon support, mostly Shiite Muslims, and hints at opposition from the PLO and Lebanese Left militias who resent him.
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Saad Haddad
Sabra
Israel
Kahane Commission
Haddad
Correction Officers Appeal Political Restraint in Stott Controversy
A letter from ANTHONY deFOSTER and others of the Correction Officer Benevolent Association criticizes political grandstanding by candidate Ronald Stott connected to a new facility. They defend the department’s leadership, acknowledge occasional problems, urge cooperation with the administration, and warn against turning the department into a political pawn. The correspondence laments roadblocks used against drivers and questions funding, while proposing oxygen as a preventive measure for intoxication and urging focus on serious crime rather than policing profits.
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Correction Officers’ Benevolent Association
Onondaga County Department of Correction
Ronald Stott
COBA
Anthony Defoster
Daniel Street
Carole Shuin
Dewitt Benjamin
Correction Officer Benevolent Assnc
Jamesville
Unfair roadblocks Targeting Restau rants and Nightclubs
Local residents report obstacle checks on Stile and county roads around dining and nightlife spots, describing obstructive roadblocks and hidden controls near eateries and clubs. Authorities say checkpoints are under review as drivers complain of inconsistent policing.
A Little Seary My Boss Is a Rarity Wheels in One Pair
A quirky feature notes how a boss possessing a rare trait inspires a team. The piece highlights the unusual pair of shoes as a metaphor for ingenuity and resourcefulness within the workplace.
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Herald
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Jimmy Carter
Winston Churchill
Dallas Cowboys
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William Casey
Margaret Thatcher
Middle East
Stockman’s Kitchen Table
Eas Arete
Syracuse Herald Journal
Ameried
Crouse—Irving Memorial Hospital
Burger King
Lofty Heights
Stott
Nevada
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