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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1977
Page
34
In its inaugural issue dated January 15, 1877, Arthur Jenkins proclaims an independent stance free of party politics, promising to discuss public questions and back men and measures advancing the people's best interests.
The June 4 USSR constitution declares the Communist Party as the leading force and sets limits on freedoms. Brezhnev becomes No 1 in party and state by holding both general secretary and president posts. He gains power to appoint successors and tight control over government. He is to meet President Carter with a 21 gun salute signifying his status.
President Carter supports low cost no frills trans Atlantic flights, ending fringe services. The piece suggests travelers may face self drive options and notes a satirical New York harbor line about Anita Bryant. It comments on immigration, state sovereignty, and attitudes toward homosexuality.
Taxpayers paid 11 612 to move the Fords to California and 2 500 to outfit a Palm Springs mansion with a Sony Betamax and tapes. Ex president Bob Orben was paid about 1 000 to write jokes for Ford’s speeches since January 20.
The Federal Commission on Paper Work has issued an interim report detailing the volume of federal papers and paperwork. The study spans 824 pages outlining scope, methods, and preliminary findings.
A scrambled editorial note lists several names and roles in a garbled fashion. The readable items include editor and manager labels with scattered initials and mis-spelled titles, offering no clear news or viewpoint.
Secretary Joseph Califano says the nation has a surplus of hospital beds, claiming 100000. Yet the Veterans Administration plans eight new hospitals costing over 800 million dollars. Critics argue veterans could receive equal care in private hospitals under contract at lower total cost.
The governor counters a TAP increase with a federal approval required PASS proposal. It would let parents shelter part of their income in educational funds tax free until college expenses are paid. The plan lacks a tax exemption on income used for eligible costs, limiting its impact on middle class families.
Frances Curtis of Camillus argues against trapping A 5385 citing hardship and economic concerns while urging humane alternatives. Carol Lebiedzinski of Our Future In Depth in Chittenango calls for whale protection and public letters to governments to ensure the survival of remaining whales.
A Laubach Literacy International representative thanks the Ierald-Tournal for a May 26 article and a following photo on the dedication. The letter notes a Supreme Court ruling on privacy and contraception for minors and recounts a nursery school visit by Mayor Lee Alexander at American Airlines, praising his friendliness.
Belgrade hosts the Conference on Security and Cooperation in Europe amid dim prospects for Western–Soviet cooperation. The Helsinki accords, still judged modest, are set for a periodic review starting in Belgrade with six weeks of debate on procedures and human rights aims.
An appeal urges a global moratorium on commercial whaling ahead of the International Whaling Commission meeting in Australia. A save the whale signature drive is set for June 18 at Shoppingtown Dewitt Mall and Penn Can Mall from 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. to collect signatures for action.
Mrs OLWEN M. ROBERTS notes the Rev Harper will no longer write a religion column, praising his former informative style and lack of narrowness in commentary.
Louis Nesbit urges readers to consider Rev. James LaBar's critique of the New Messiah as presented in the Herald Journal on June 7. Nesbit highlights LaBar's peripatetic pedagogic prose and divine principles, praising the exposure of the other side of the Moon.
Washington observes President Carter frame a list of crucial areas for influence including Vietnam Iraq Somalia Algeria China and Cuba while critics say the plan ignores past lessons and undermines steady diplomacy. Cyrus Vance Zbigniew Brzezinski and Andrew Young are highlighted as lacking input amid the White House rhetoric.
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