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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1985
Page
7
Editorial argues Reagan declined Mubarak’s proposal for US Egypt Jordanian-Palestinian talks citing Israel’s exclusion. It stresses Israel as a regional linchpin and ally, and contends excluding Israel undermines any potential peace framework despite Mubarak’s motive.
The text argues Reagan was right to decline a direct invitation while allowing Egypt's Mubarak to contribute. It warns that U S involvement could harm trust with Israel and drive a wedge between allies, insisting U S support for Israel remain implicit in any future negotiations. Egypt is deemed a valuable ally and essential to any eventual agreement.
In 1984 more than 4000 PACs registered with the Federal Election Commission as groups lock into politics from business and medical associations to unions. In Washington two PACs run by a local entrepreneur from the porno district allegedly fund themselves via proceeds from Adam and Eve and Paradise massage parlors, $35 contributions per service flowing to the Franklin Square and Democratic Freedom PACs. Dennis Sabin says his fund-raising mirrors a modern kissing booth, aiming to soften vice laws while political fundraising entertains.
Jamaica leans on tourism to offset debt and bauxite loss. Government offers travel agents and writers free transport and lodging and uses $1 million more for ads to protect tourism income as unrest and protests threaten the sector. Tourism Earnings hit $435 million last year with 12,000 direct jobs and broader job growth. target 1 million visitors in 1985 amid 26 percent unemployment. Protests in January disrupted Jamaica, especially Kingston, though resort areas fared better. Prime Minister Seaga says occasional protests are normal in a democracy but frequent ones are unacceptable.
A Syracuse reader describes harsh conditions at Albion Correctional Facility including crowded housing, Spanish-speaking inmates, lack of winter gear, scarce hygiene items, outdated schooling equipment, and alleged discrimination against open lesbians. The letter warns of a “quiet storm” and cites the influx of New York City women as a problematic move, drawing comparisons to Attica.
A letter from Rothschild Onondaga Post 131 JWV commander SIOUR W BLOCK endorses Norman Rothschild for county War Memorial director. Rothschild is a disabled veteran active in DAV and JWV with a record in sports promotions and community events.
A letter from STANLEY CADWELL urges Solvay residents to re elect Mayor William L Campagnoni on Tuesday March 19. The writer praises his listening, accessibility, and leadership over 76 years in Solvay, calling for continued strong town governance.
The program allotted twelve uninterrupted minutes to five critics who criticized the film and six minutes to three supporters who defended it. Critics argued the victim’s claimed disability to feel pain shaped the credibility of the film’s message, highlighting a contentious debate over its portrayal.
Washington notes that Mikhail Gorbachev, newly named general secretary, already challenges Ronald Reagan on public relations and charm. Thatcher praised him after London talks, and Gorbachev’s polished approach contrasts with stony Soviet leaders. He wins early perceptual advantage in the West while pursuing arms control and dialogue.
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