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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1982
Page
4
The piece cites Surgeon General data showing smoking doubles male cancer mortality versus non Smokers and raises female risk by about 30 percent. It projects about 430000 American cancer deaths this year with smoking responsible for roughly 129000, including cancers of the lung larynx and oral cavity.
The state Senate's redistricting plan shifts Lee Gary Lee into a southern tier to Pennsylvania border seat, risking a 39th District race against Democrat Stan Lundine who won by 18,900 in 1980. Lee’s 33rd District win was by 132,831. Republicans fear losing Lee, while Assembly Democrats could save him, but the courts may override the plan before primary deadlines.
A historical critique argues tobacco use causes multiple cancers and deaths with high health costs. It notes 129000 deaths among 53 million smokers and 340000 deaths including heart and lung disease. The piece urges funding farm subsidies and research grants by increasing cigarette spending. It decries $600 million in tobacco subsidies and calls for reallocating funds to farm support and tobacco research.
Syracuse University basketball eyes a rebound in the National Invitation Tournament after a 15-12 season. Beginning Friday in the Carrier Dome, the Orangemen aim to show their true strength against St. Peter's with strong Central New York support.
The piece argues youths should sign up for Selective Service despite disillusionment. It notes Reagan’s campaign pledge to repeal the law, then reversal amid the Poland crisis with a March 1 deadline. It warns of prison and fine penalties and urges legal challenge and lobbying for repeal.
Some council members decry Reagan era austerity while pushing for City Hall pay increases totaling about 300000 this year, a stance criticized by taxpayers and others as faulty reasoning amid wider cuts.
A satirical note claims leaks are being reduced at the State Department with tape over a painting of Henry Kissinger. It mocks Al Haig and the idea of informers, suggesting reporters lurk as lamps. It mentions Haig calling a foreign secretary a duplicitous bastard.
Two residents from Pompey and Manlius criticize Mayor Ed Koch in a spirited letter. They urge action against perceived NYC dominance, urge state realignment, and call for a governor with traditional dignity who values upstate needs. They question tax fairness and express frustration with urban influence.
The column argues that Kochs announced bid unintentionally boosts Cuomo or Regan while limiting serious challengers. It notes Regan will likely be Republican nominee as Koch polarizes NYC versus the rest of the state, complicating Lehrmans prospects. The piece mocks Caputo and Koch and calls for a sane debate between Cuomo and Regan in clear English.
Opinion argues Ed Koch excels as mayor but lacks a broad statewide perspective. The writer contends his narrow focus and bias would hinder effective governance of New York as a whole.
A cryptic note mentions a stake labeled A and a winded watch. The fragment hints at a financial or timekeeping stake tied to AIS, with unclear details and no clear persons or organizations identifiable.
A reader asserts Mayor Ed Koch would not win votes, contending his statements insulted upstate New York and predicting he would do little for the region, expressing relief that the remarks surfaced before any election.
A letter argues that Central New York resembles Appalachia with rising unemployment since 1946 and criticizes Albany administrations while urging Mayor Koch to share his views. The writer suggests Koch could offer ideas to boost the region and possibly advance to the governorship.
Mr and Mrs Clarence Payne of Upstate New York denounce continued New York City subsidies, calling for termination. They defend Upstate dairy farms colleges and museums as evidence of a vibrant region from Mohawk Valley to the St Lawrence River, asserting they do not live in huts or teepees.
A reader from Malone, long-time resident of upstate areas including Troy Ithaca and Long Island, writes to thank Edward Koch and argue that Poughkeepsie is not upstate, urging taxpayers in the five boroughs to recognize real upstate New York.
Lois L. Parsons from Upstate accuses Ed Koch of insensitivity and ignorance toward the Empire State beyond New York City, arguing the remarks reflect a lack of essential leadership quality for New York governorship.
Letter writers attack Sen Wendell H Ford for blocking a bill to start daylight time on the first Sunday in March instead of the last Sunday in April. Advocates say earlier daylight could save about 80 000 barrels of oil daily and lower fuel prices. The letters also critique U S foreign policy and call for focus on books and bread before bombs.
The article questions Reagan's plan to invest taxpayer money in unstable Caribbean regions to sway political leanings toward capitalism. It critiques how tax breaks for investors moving money abroad might influence domestic economic recovery and raises concerns about policy effectiveness and unintended consequences.
The Feb 28 Herald American column by Carl Rowan is praised for outlining the administration’s favored priorities. The note urges local and state legislators and concerned citizens to read it for perspective on U.S. policy and governance.
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