Acid Rain Source Confirmed by U S Study
A U S interagency report from the National Acid Precipitation Program concludes that tall sulfur belching smokestacks in the Ohio Valley and midwestern plants are the main source of acid rain affecting the northeastern United States and eastern Canada. The finding contradicts earlier claims downplaying identifiable origins and aligns with long standing regional observations.
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National Coal Association
Reagan Administration
United States
Canada
Ohio Valley
U.S
Inter-Agency
Administration urged to act on acid rain dangers
The piece criticizes the administration and Congress for delaying action on acid precipitation. It cites extensive international and U.S. research showing harmful effects on ecosystems and warns that continued study delays must end. It urges immediate air-cleaning measures to avert widespread environmental damage.
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Congress
Ontario
New York State
Syracuse University
College of Environmental Science and Forestry
Cornell University
U.S
Europe
Fare conflict over disabled spots and MX missile debate prompt readers
Readers vent about selfish parkers using disabled spaces at Charlestown Shopping Center and warn of potential chaos from misplaced signs and enforcement. A second letter questions MX missile funding and urges negotiation through the United Nations, noting political and economic risks of force.
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U.S
U.S.S.R
Hoth
United Nations
Susanne Farrington
Hamilton
Friends thank supporters of youth canoe trip fundraiser
The Trinity Fellowship Youth Group expresses appreciation to Season's Friendly Eating Restaurant and all contributors for the car wash fundraiser. Proceeds support the youth group’s canoe trip and planned summer events, with prayers for those who continue to support today’s youth.
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Trinity Fellowship
Where Does The Institute On Religion And Democracy Get Money
The passage questions whether the Institute on Religion and Democracy receives funds from South Africa and Rev Moon, noting the difficulty of proving such covert funding. It suggests tracing gifts through church accounting for transparency, since Protestant churches track money but donors may disagree with usage.
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Institute On Religion and Democracy
CBS
Reader's Digest
World
National Councils of Churches
South Africa
Moon
Manlius memories echo gratitude to old Manlius Military Academy
A reader recalling Manlius Military Academy's influence from September 1930 to graduation two years later thanks Auburn New York residents for sending the April 26 Herald Journal piece. He honors Captains Botts Sherman Danforth Krissinger Clarke Roberts Beuchat and laments the school’s demise as a loss to national values.
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Wildwood
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Botts
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Danforth
Krissinger
Clarke
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Cuomo pushes end to free rides for news crews and officials
Governor Mario Cuomo calls for billing news organizations for state plane travel and restricts private media use of state aircraft. He cites revenue needs and conflicts of interest, saying public funds should not subsidize private newsgathering. He also targets political and personal use of state planes and helicopters by officials.
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New York
Cuomo
Cuomo clamps down on press and staff flight abuses
Governor Cuomo moves to end press and staff air travel for state business amid reports of diverted flights and delays during the Carey years. State Comptroller Edward Regan estimates about 250 per passenger spent on these rides as reform aims to raise ethics and efficiency in Albany.
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Hugh Carey
Edward Regan
Albany
Senator’s Speaking Fees Rise Amid Controversy
The piece notes senators earned substantial fees on the speaking circuit, with exaggerated figures and sharp satire. It highlights Tenay Kennedy addressing the Ku Klux Klan and jokes about a kumquat loving senator, while referencing Robert Byrd’s concert-like performances and the associated payoffs.
Hatch-Eagleton abortion amendment moves to full Senate
The Hatch-Eagleton anti abortion amendment to the Constitution has been reported by the Senate Judiciary Committee to the full Senate. A vote could occur any time. It claims states rights and would allow states and the federal government to restrict or prohibit abortion, harming poor women who cannot travel.
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Senate Judiciary Committee
Senate
IRS To Rep. Wortley Pushes House Resolution 39
A letter urges Rep. Wortley to co sponsor and support House Resolution 39 by Rep. Larry McDonald. The measure aims to create a select committee with power to hold meetings nationwide to investigate taxpayer abuse by the IRS and bring the resolution to a floor vote.
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Rep. Wortley
Larry McDonald
Internal Revenue Service
U.S
Sr.s
Museums Weekend Boost Acknowledges Community Support
The Greater Syracuse Museums Weekend drew praise for strong staff and volunteer effort and the cooperation of Landmarks Association of Central New York Onondaga Public Library the Greater Syracuse Chamber of Commerce print and broadcast media and generous corporate services The goals included reaching new audiences boosting visits and fostering museum cooperation The long term aim is greater community support through memberships and tourism. prospects for future activity are strong with planned coordinated programming on Sundays and some Friday evenings. Signed by Ronald Kuchta Everson Museum of Art Vickie Ford Canal Museum and others.
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Syracuse
Landmarks ‘Association of Central New York
Onondaga Public Library
Greater
Talented group Re PM Magazine switch to WIXT
PM Magazine featured tale highlights four kind, skilled people including Marylin John and others. The piece notes the group’s shift to WIXT and reflects on talent and future store considerations.
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PM Magazine
Marylin John
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