Absurd NRC staff report on nuclear project jeopardy
In Our Opinion the NRC staff report is irrelevant and misleading. It cites 19 U S nuclear power projects under construction as being in jeopardy, including Nine Mile Point 2. Peter Bradford, an NRC commissioner, says conclusions rest on conjecture, newspaper articles, conversations with financial houses, and hearsay rather than an official announcement by the applicant.
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Federal Nuclear Regulatory Commission
U.S
Nine Mile Point
Missoner
Frank Ingram
Bradford
House
Interior Committee
Energy
Government Operations Committee
NRC
Inflation and wages mix in 1981 economic outlook
The White House cites a 3.8 percent CPI gain while labor costs rose 8 percent from October to December 1981. Economists say wage growth fuels prices, unemployment rose year over year, and the Ford UAW pact signals future price pressure. NRC criticisms question study credibility and lack of full plant data.
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White House
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Onondaga County Considers Penitentiary Expansion Costs
County legislators weigh enlarging Jamesville penitentiary from 16 to 64 cells. Future occupants will cost $15,000 to $20,000 annually, starting at $180,000 total and rising with each added cell. Question raised about what appropriations can fund in supervision and probation services.
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Onondaga County
Jamesville
Times retracts Selective Guide to Colleges over reporting flaws
Syracuse University history professor Dr. David H Bennett challenged the New York Times education desk over its Selective Guide to Colleges calling the book shoddy and arbitrary. Sulzberger admitted errors and said future printings will omit the Times name. Follow ups of the Rochester Gas & Electric nuclear plant accident stressed resident fears and memories of Three Mile Island. Parallels drawn between Hi Salvador coverage and Vietnam era events spotlight concerns over U.S. troop deployment and a U S manufactured coup.
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Syracuse University
David H. Bennett
New York Times
Bennett
Times
Arthur Ochs Sulzberger
Syracuse
Edward B. Fiske
Sulzberger
Ted Fiske
Rochester Gas & Electric Corp
Ontario
TMI
Hi Salvador
Vietnam
U.S
Ngo Dinh Diem
South Vietnam
Reagan uses curve metaphor to explain recession progress
The president described recession improvements with a curved analogy and claimed the ship is afloat as he faces economic cautions. He argued the economy must pass through a bottom before turning up and insisted the situation is manageable, insisting others are less confident.
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Reagan
County aids Fayetteville after flood event and loans equipment
Edward Kochian, Deputy County Executive, reports county officials and Manlius leaders approved a loan of equipment to the Fayetteville Manlius Minoa area to mitigate future flooding. The county legislature backed the action the same day. He notes prior liability costs, disaster coordination, and relief funding for eighty homes totaling 45 332.
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Andrew Speno
Manlius
Herald-Journal
H-J
Fayetteville-Manliusinea
Arky Albanese
Willard Sipe
Terry Pickard
Mulroy
Faytteville
Minoa
Lipe
Pickard
Department of Disaster Preparedness
Edward Kochian
Onondaga County
In Your Opinion Off base on UAW'ers
A letter responding to criticisms of UAW workers argues auto workers do not set car prices, highlights the impact of foreign competition on the U S tax base, notes a price disparity between the United States and Japan, and defends workmanship while attributing deficiencies to design rather than assembly.
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UAW
Japan
Voter Letter Voices City Versus Upstate Fallout
A Fabius reader, David S. Bestys, warns that if Edward Koch is elected mayor, Upstate residents and farmers will suffer. He states Koch won’t work for us despite feeding and taxing the city’s population and declares he will not vote for him.
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Edward Koch
New York City
David S. Bestys
Fabius
Centero Bus Rescue Cited for Odd Late Night Help
Mae C. Fisher of Manius recalls at Oak Ridge Liverpool that on March 6 the last bus at 682 supposedly left the end line but returned after she called Centro at 6 30. He told her to wait while he contacted the bus and it came back to pick her up, a service she praised.
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Centro
Oak Ridge
Liverpool
Local Pledge Sparks Candid Talk About Joining Groups
A fragmented message expresses a wish to avoid joining any emerging group while seeking simple personal paths. It reflects a resistance to formal affiliations and a preference for individual paths.
Government Should Not Run Health Care Says Dr Lewis Robinson
In a critique, Dr. Lewis Robinson of East Syracuse argues that government and insurer control has created sprawling bureaucracies prone to abuse. He warns against more government delivery and advocates patient informed choice and doctor guidance, emphasizing preventive care and health maintenance over administrative expansion.
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Prolif
Lewis Robinson
Syracuse
Private recycling plan vs bottle bill in New York
Two readers urge opposing views on a bottle bill and recycling policy in New York State. They argue taxation and regulation harm economies, warn of job losses in central New York, and advocate private recycling ventures over government mandates.
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New York State
New
Joanne P. Howe
Fulton
Manorial Jail Owner Responds to Editorial on Dogs Chasing Deer
A jail owner argues against shooting dogs to stop deer chasing. He says the root cause is irresponsible dog owners and calls for stiff fines or jail sentences by courts to address the problem effectively.
Directory idea sparks faith based business listings debate
A reader proposes radical directories labeling businesses by faith including born again Christians and other religious groups. The suggestion expands to separate faith based listings for Anglicans, Catholics, Orthodox, Jews, Buddhists, Muslims, and a national red white blue broad list.
Knight in Blue Pickup Forces Courtesy Rescue on Parkway
Mrs. Alice Costigan of Syracuse reports a knight in a blue pickup helped after her brown Torino stalled on Liverpool Parkway. He pushed the car from the road and drove her to her granddaughter’s doorway in the village of Liverpool.
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Liverpool Parkway
Liverpool
Alice Costigan
Syracuse
Picture IDs Could Curb Underage Booze Fewer Bars Enforce
Jackie Cannizy argues that the drinking age is not the core issue. He contends that requiring picture IDs and consistent checks by bouncers and cashiers would reduce minor access to alcohol. He notes that many underage youths hold valid licenses and would support a law mandating photo IDs in bars, liquor stores, and supermarkets.
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Tam
Jackie Canniz
Syracuse
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