Anheuser-Busch opens Baldwinsville plant with week of events
Central New York welcomes Anheuser-Busch as it officially opens the Baldwinsville brewery. Open houses on weekend feature tours and Clydesdale exhibitions, with 320 employees already and 600 expected this summer, rising to 900 next year as production hits 7.2 million barrels annually. The plant, bought for 100 million in 1980 and modified at another 100 million, promises $15 million in payroll this year and nearly 100 million in state purchases.
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Anheuser-Busch
Baldwinsville
New
Schlitz Brewing Co
New York State
Route 31
Anheuser- Busch
Fingerprinting kids sparks debate with Dr Spock critique
Dr Spock questions school child fingerprinting arguing it harms children by creating fear of crime and abduction. Police insist programs are voluntary, aim to reassure parents, and keep prints with families unless needed for a case. Local agencies run safety classes and plan future stations at parks and pools, evaluating overall merit.
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Dr. Spock
Benjamin Spock
Spock
Syracuse
Campaign ad critique on funding and banished television spots
The passage critiques federally funded campaigns for PAC contributions and envisions candidates begging for spots on NBC. It questions expensive campaigning, urges banning optical commercials on TV, and criticizes cigarette and liquor ads. It also mocks slick announcers, citing Reagan-era ads as a model.
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Buddy
NBC
PACs in Iowa Vote Critics Question Their Motives
A clipping questions political action committees in Iowa as they fund candidates with no expected return. It wryly notes the term action committees and mocks Saintly donor behavior, hinting at motives behind the money flow in local politics.
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Political Action Committees
All female crew flies to Europe in military roles debate
A May 10 Herald Journal piece portrays an all female Air Force crew as a push against traditional gender roles. It notes Army study cuts 23 women job categories and questions whether military aggression teaches human detachment, amid broader political commentary.
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Europe
Herald-Journal
Air Force
Army
Changing city to Catherine Wells letter from Syracuse senior
An 80 year old Syracuse resident laments youth crime and street litter on Salina Street while recalling a brighter past and defending local official Alexander. She expresses pride in Syracuse, her long ties to the city, and acceptance of burial there.
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Catherine Wells
Syracuse
Salina Street
Alexander
Which side are you on in Central America debate
A concise query addressed to the Washington DC congressional committees Senate Intelligence Committee Senate Foreign Relations Committee House Intelligence Committee and House Foreign Affairs Committee asking which side they take on Central America policy. The note requests alignment on the issue and signals active oversight and political positioning.
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Washington, D.C
Senate Intelligence Committee
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
House Intelligence Committee
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Central America
Bills Would Extend Elderly Tenant Protections Statewide
Two Albany measures, Assembly 6290 and 5776, seek to extend New York City style protections for elderly tenants facing condo conversions to the rest of the state. The bills sit in the Housing Committee led by Pete Grannis. supporters urge petitions to Gov. Cuomo, Grannis, and local lawmakers to advance them and win passage.
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Albany
Assembly
Housing Committee
New York City
Pete Grannis
Manhattan
Cuomo
Grannis
Mayor's Middle East Trip Sparks Time Off Debate
The article reflects on Mayor Lee Alexander’s vacation in the Middle East. It quotes him saying it is his business how he spends vacation time. The reader supports his right to leisure time, including a day spent resting in the sun.
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Lee Alexander
Middle East
Dairy debt swap or tax blame in dairy policy
A letter argues CCC milk taxes could cover Poland debt, estimating a half to one cent per pound tax would raise about 840 million dollars yearly. It claims New York dairy farmers would bear about 78 dollars per cow annually and questions wage freezes for school and federal employees. The writers are Arthur Berg of Tully and Al Engstrom of North Syracuse.
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Poland
Commodity Credit Corporation
CCC
New York State
Arthur Berg
Tully
AL Engstrom
North
Syracuse
Budget bite fuels North Syracuse school board critique
A reader accuses the North Syracuse school board of proposing a budget that would raise the tax rate by 14 and warns that rejecting propositions would deny sports and transport. The letter contends teachers have faced cuts since 1976 while taxpayers have endured burdens for years.
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North Syracuse School Board
Thanks for the 1983 Hiawatha Lake fishing derby
C B West and family thank participants and organizers of the 1983 Hiawatha Lake fishing derby in Syracuse May 21. Fifty Syracuse rods supplied by Jay-ce Fishing Tackle and Zebco Tackle Co sponsored by The Herald Journal Syracuse Parks and Recreation and Syracuse Jaycees.
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Hiawatha Lake
Syracuse
Jay-ce Fishing Tackle of
Rochester
Zebco Tackle Co
The
Herald-Journal
Syracuse Parks and Recreation Department
Syracuse Jaycees
A Little Seary A Girl Who Wears A Low Cut Gown Usually
A readable fragment describes a girl in a low cut gown with remarks implying a cautious or teasing tone. The brief notes clothing style and social setting hint at a fashion or social column snippet without broader context or names.
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