Pay Pact Extends Ford UAW Deal in Detroit
United Auto Workers and Ford Motor Co reach a 24 percent contract extension for 105000 active plus 55000 on call back workers. 73 percent ratify a pact cutting annual raises and vacation time but adding 15 year service income security, early plant shutdown notices, profit sharing, and no supplier fabrication for two years.
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United Auto Workers
Ford Motor Co
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Albany
New York State
Office of Employee Relations
Civil Service Employees Association
State workers wage deal sets three-year benchmark
Auto workers cut, state's get hikes unless the state can pick up extra dollars by squeezing payrolls. Inflation's slowdown aided by renegotiated contracts should shrink future windfall. The three-year impact of a 32 percent wage boost for 107,000 state employees looms as a hold-the-line tax policy and a benchmark for other government workers.
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Ford-Uaw
Mulroy Acknowledges Federal Medicaid Shift Glimmers For County
Onondaga County Executive John Mulroy discusses federal and state plans to take over Medicaid and fund welfare and food stamps. He says the shift could save about 21 million dollars, potentially funding a new central library and Burnet Park Zoo upgrades, contingent on Reagan administration financial support and legislative action.
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Onondaga County
John Mulroy
White House
National Association of Counties
Feds
Mulroy
Burnet Park Zoo
Reagan
Off base on gift: Hanna calls for SU Dome repayment
The Republican assemblyman Thomas A. Hanna from North Rochester criticizes Syracuse University for not repaying the state funded 15 million dollar Carrier Dome gift. He frames the Dome as a community asset and questions the university’s finances while urging accountability and warning against blackmail.
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Thomas A. Hanna
Syracuse University
New York
Syracuse
Onondaga County
Hugh Carey
State Urban Development Corp
Hanna
Carrier Dome
Not Right for Man to Be Alone Sparks System Critique
A letter from a Syracuse reader vents frustration with social services and the sheriff's office. The writer, identified as Tam, describes being shuttled to an emergency foster home instead of returning home, feeling isolated, and fearing self harm as a response to the system. The piece condemns the social service apparatus while acknowledging individuals trying to help.
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Tam
Cicero
Abundant TLC for Anna Sawyer at Crouse-Irving Memorial
The family of Anna B. Sawyer thanks Crouse-Irving Memorial Hospital staff for exceptional care during her stay from October 18, 1981, to February 22, 1982. They praise the TLC from all personnel, especially on the 5th and 6th floors, and express deep appreciation.
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Anna B. Sawyer
Anna
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Have you abandoned the format of your newspaper
In a Page One opinion letter Leo Calabrese of Cayuga condemns front page editorial selections such as the Mayor Koch ballot. He questions editorial priorities during world duress and urges coverage of global issues and a ballot directing aid to impoverished Salvadoran rural dwellers, criticizing the Playboy interview.
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Mayor Koch
Playboy
Congress
el Salvador
Notable Honor for Westvale Paper Girls Annette and Christan
Praise flows for Annette Freitas and her sister Christan of 705 Fay Road Westvale who succeeded Annette at Herald Journal. Parents Mr and Mrs Joseph Freitas are proud of their daughters as community recognition pours in.
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Herald-Journal
Annette Freitas
Christan
Annette
Fay Road
Westvale
Joseph Freitas
Indictment critique of front page rape coverage
The author condemns Bob Snyder for sensationalizing a rape case involving basketball players Andre Hawkins and Ron Payton. The piece accuses Snyder of bias toward the players, downplaying the victim, and prioritizing Syracuse University's image and NIT bid over the survivor's trauma and rights.
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Bob Snyder
Snyder
Andre Hawkins
Ron Payton
Syracuse University
Your Opinion Is Our Money Tainted
Kathleen Goltermann of Fulton voices distrust of Christian businesses that equate Christian beliefs with honest practice. She questions if non Christian money should be spent at such establishments and pledges to withhold her cash.
Child restraint law urged for safety of young riders
Mary K Maroney argues for state child restraint law effective April 1. She notes auto accidents now rival infectious diseases as child killers, cites 92 percent of under fives unrestrained, and stresses seats save lives. She discusses field trips, costs, and hospital ER visits as insurance for safety.
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Mary K. Maroney
Manlius
Stranger helps pedestrian crash victim in North Syracuse
A North Syracuse police officer recounts aiding a severely bleeding pedestrian after a crash on Route 1 near Merchants Bank in the early hours of March 6. An unknown middle aged white man in a Ford Thunderbird assisted before EMS arrived and left without giving his name. The officer asks the good Samaritan to contact the department to be thanked.
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North Syracuse
Route 1
Merchants Bank
North
Syracuse
Hypocrisy Charged Over Koch Coverage in March Herald
Reader accuses Herald American editors of bias against Mayor Koch, citing lack of praise in Your Opinion and Downstate Reaction sections. Letter disputes portrayal of Koch in Playboy interview and calls for focus on policy over personal residence.
Present evidence on coupon to Mayor Koch in Syracuse
Belle C Hartman of Norwich expresses doubt about sending all results to Mayor Koch and urges presenting them during his Syracuse visit. The note emphasizes direct delivery to the mayor and questions whether he will acknowledge receipt.
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Koch
Syracuse
Belle C.hartman
Norwich
Big Lemon New York City Not The Big Apple
Report focuses on Bill Labonde described as the Big Lemon of New York City rather than the traditional Big Apple. The piece contrasts local nickname usage with familiar city branding and notes public reaction to the moniker.
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New York City
Mayor Koch’s UN remarks spark debate on Israel stance
The dialogue centers on Mayor Koch’s comments during the UN vote condemning Israel over the Golan Heights and his remarks about rural residents. Critics argue the statements reflect partisan bias while supporters say they underscore security concerns and urban rural tensions.
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Koch
United Nations
Israel
Golan Heights
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