Carter avoids criticizing Reagan in public remarks
Former President Jimmy Carter discusses his postoffice views in Georgia, noting no bitterness toward Washington, reflecting on life after the White House, and predicting continued pressure on Reagan over human rights and arms control. Rosalynn Carter smiles as they favor their southern roots and memoir plans unfold.
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Congress to begin voting on cuts in dairy subsidies
Congress moves Reagan budget plan through both chambers this week with Senate votes expected on scrapping the April dairy price support increase and committee hearings set on cutting food stamps and other programs. Budget panel pushes to cut at least 48.6 billion while possible inflation adjustments alter Social Security. House leaders warn cooperation over enactment remains uncertain.
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Anderson and Emery Clash Over New York Economy Outlook
Albany AP two Republican leaders, Senate Majority Leader Warren Anderson and Assembly Minority Leader James Emery, offered starkly different views of New York’s economy. Anderson praised recent gains and called the state not in decline, while Emery argued jobs and growth lag behind national trends, urging deep policy shifts to reverse what he sees as a continuing economic decline.
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Weapons charge voided in Gorman case for Mora assault
Fahey criticizes Judge Gorman for keeping second degree assault counts while tossing a weapons count about a night stick. The core issue remains whether officers were justified in injuring Raul Mora, with a jury likely to decide. PBA plans a May 3 benefit rally at Center of Progress Building to cover defense costs, tickets $10. The rally aims to top last fall’s $15,000 and support officers suspended without pay.
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Hijack hostages leave Syria after dramatic release
Hubbell told reporters in Frankfurt he and the other hostages were kept in the dark about negotiations. He said the worst moment was when the Pakistani was shot in Kabul on March 6. The hijackers claimed training by the PLO and forced Rahim to play Russian roulette before the plane was freed. The freed prisoners sought asylum in Syria after Khadafy withdrew a haven offer, and the three opponents surrendered to Syrian police in Damascus.
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Coluche Withdraws From French Presidential Race
French comedian Coluche, who poked fun at the political establishment, has pulled out of the presidential race. His manager Paul Lederman offered no reason, saying Coluche would explain soon after a news conference. Coluche, real name Michele Colucci, had polled as high as 17 percent and threatened to siphon votes from major opponents.
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Syracuse Herald Journal subscription rates and postage schedule
Publication details for the Syracuse Herald Journal listing subscription prices for daily and weekly formats, in and out of state, with rates for mail and postage as well as combined totals. The table includes multiple plan options, varying by duration and delivery type, showing total costs.
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