04 Jun 1984
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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1984
Page
1
Ronald Reagan charmed his Irish kinsmen in Ballyporeen claiming a place on the planet he’d rather be. He spoke with warmth and humor, projecting the Great Communicator’s theatrical side while critics at each stop protested U.S. nuclear and Central American policies.
Familiar political scene unfolds as President Reagan tours Ireland drawing public praise and some dissent. The piece contrasts Reagan’s poised public image with the Democratic contenders’ televised exchanges. It notes McCann of Chitt tenango and a sharp critique of campaign funding transparency.
WCNYs Telanc 24 fundraiser launches Wednesday running for 11 days. Volunteer auctioneers offer diverse bargains via telephone bids to support Channel 24 programming. Highlights include a Chevette and an Apple IT computer among thousands of items.
A station promotes a June event offering displays from jewelry to furniture and art, spanning Mediterranean to Florida themes. It suggests viewers could find items they want or discover new ones while watching TV, with spending benefiting WCNY’s broadcasting.
A Longbranch Road resident from Liverpool criticizes a May 27 Long Branch Park concert for chaotic traffic from 10 AM to 9 PM and numerous parked cars blocking driveways. He condemns public intoxication, calls for relocation of such events to larger venues, and fears delayed emergency response and privacy invasion.
A letter questions Little League fairness and player benched treatment raising calls for inclusivity and pride. A separate note condemns car seat theft while urging honesty and resilience amid unemployment and mortgage strain. A NYSNA letter criticizes Onondaga County nurses contracts and demands stronger union leadership.
Veteran and commentator critique arms control as a contest where weapons makers may win until a future atomic strike. The piece argues citizens must participate, warns of costly arms buildup pledged by Reagan, and questions nuclear war planning's real-world effectiveness while praising providence for avoiding such scenarios.
A reader explains changing views on DWI penalties after a personal arrest. He thanks the DA for helping him address alcoholism rather than pursuing vengeance, urges continued treatment, and reflects on broader community grief over alcohol misuse. Also letters critique antiwar stance and praise religious voices during public events.
A nostalgic look at classic songs that recall people places and events, celebrating the warm feeling and authentic harmony of early musicians and their timeless melodies.
MIR and MRS KARL SCHULZE condemn seven saboteurs on trial in Syracuse for exposing alleged hypocrisy. They accuse the defendants of leftist propaganda and martyrdom while urging harsher consequences, suggesting exile to the USSR.
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