Love Hate Dynamics Mark U S Mexico Ties At Washington Summit
Our Opinion notes the ongoing love hate dynamic shaping U S Mexico relations as President Lopez Portillo and President Reagan prepare for a Washington summit. The piece highlights Mexican consumer affinity for American goods, historic anti American rhetoric, Mexico's rising oil power, regional influence aims, and positions on El Salvador and Cuba. It also points to joint talks on maritime fishing rights drug traffic and tourism in the overlapping coastal zones.
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United States
Mexico
American Southwest
Latin America
Caribbean
Central America
Cuba
Nicaragua
el Salvador
Lopez Portillo
Washington
Mexico Sees Reagan Open Border Talks Easing Tensions
Mexican leaders press for a long term plan to curb illegal emigration while welcoming Reagan era outreach. They fear worker rights violations in the United States and loss of skilled labor to higher paying jobs, warning 700 000 to 800 000 seasonal entrants yearly act as a safety valve amid joblessness, with skepticism toward an open border and a North American Accord. Initial doubts about John Gavin fade as he is viewed as Reagan’s friend who might influence the president.
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Mexico
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Moscow
Banner year grain boom due for farmers
President Reagan lifted the partial embargo on grain sales to the Soviet Union and will host Moscow talks on a mutual trade deal. Even if talks stall, 1979 80 export value hit a record $40.5 billion with projections to $47 billion, a 16 percent rise. Richard Worsnop notes foreign sales surge is expected.
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Soviet Union
U.S
Moscow
Agriculture Department
Richard Worsnop
Editorial Research
Dairy farm open days invite visitors to tours
Four dairy farms in New York State are opening their gates to the public tomorrow afternoon. The event showcases farm operations amid tough economic conditions and ongoing grain market discussions with Soviet buyers.
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Crego’s
Cabolt Road
Memphis
Forward’s
Bennetts Corners Road
Camillus
Snavlin
Tully Valley
Tully
Costello's
Henneberry Road
Jamesville
Namibian solution a real possibility explored in talks
Officials voiced guarded optimism that a Namibian solution could advance under the UN plan. Roelf Botha and Alexander Haig discussed a framework backed by the United States as Reagan favors the 1978 Security Council plan calling for South African withdrawal and internationally supervised elections.
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Alexander M. Haig Jr
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Vo Botha
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Britain
West Germany
Canada
In Your Opinion Aided by H-Block Committee Members
A statement from TOM McNAMARA of the H-Block Committee Syracuse thanks churches, the Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception, other clergy, Syracuse Police Department, and local media for supporting marches and vigils at Columbus Circle after hunger striker deaths. D Bell of Westvale criticizes state grant funding for churches and a sports arena.
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Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception
Columbus Circle
Syracuse
Tom McNamara
H-Block Committee
D. Bell
Westvale
Judy a North Syracuse Ten Who Ties Family Together
Jim Cupol of North Syracuse salutes Judy for 17 years of raising four children while supporting her partner. She starts at 6 15 a m with breakfasts and lunches and continues with laundry housework shopping and supper routines. By 10 p m she irons folds and rests an hour, embodying patience and devotion in a busy family life.
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Judy
Syracuse
Jim Cupol
North
Churches in trouble over state funding and church bills
A reader laments state spending on Carrier Dome lighting and handicap access and Lake Placid Games debts totaling four million dollars while his church St. Paul’s Lutheran struggles with high oil and insurance bills. The note questions timing and prioritization of public funds against local church financial strain.
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St. Paul's Tutheran Church
Wry Quote on Morality and Public Scrutiny
A fragment quotes Eric Hoffer on minding one’s business and shifts to a biblical reflection from Jeremiah 23 18. The author signs as KEVIN SHAHAN ally and notes concern about moral arbiters arising in the nation.
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Eric Hoffer
Jeremiah
Favorite Chiefs Fans Attest to Boomer Wells and Paul Mirabella
Sam Cro futa of Jordan writes about loving the Chiefs stars Boomer Wells and Paul Mirabella. He recalls autographs from both teams, their Yankee and Chiefs careers, and his ongoing baseball interest at age 11.
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Greg
Boomer” Wells
Paul Mirabella
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Yankees
Columbus
Sam
Chiefs Knothale Club
Patty Crofut
Jordan
Family planning advocates rally against Reagan cuts
Jeannie I. Rosoff of the Alan Guttmacher Institute and Dr. Arden Miller led a Washington foray to press Congress against folding $233 million in federal family planning funds into state block grants. They warned that reduced federal spending could raise public costs for prenatal care and welfare, while blocking guarantees on funding for family planning.
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Jeannie I. Rosoff
Alan Guttmacher Institute
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Washington
Arden C. Miller
Maternal and Child Health Department
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N.C
American Public Health Association
Rosoff
Miller
Family Planning Perspectives
Journal of the Institute
Congress
U.S
Center For Population Research
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