El Salvador faces stalled justice in four murdered American nuns case
The piece argues that El Salvador's legal delay hinders prosecuting National Guard members for the four American churchwomen murders. It notes the judge sent the case to a lower court, citing evidence for murder plus rape robbery and property damage charges to be tried together. It discusses U S aid and Reagan administration efforts amid guerrilla gains.
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el Salvador
Reagan
National Guard
Morning Mirror Reveals St. Patrick Day Celebration
The article notes that celebration intensity is measured by looking in the mirror after St. Patrick's Day. If you are green around the gills you celebrated to the fullest. The humorous line captures the playful mood of revelers checking their condition post holiday.
Murder case typifies Salvadoran approach
A critic argues U.S. aid to El Salvador fuels civil liberty abuses and prolongs war. The piece contends Congress should withhold funds, push both sides to negotiate, and back reform for honest elections, civil rights, and economic recovery.
Amoco exits New York state amid Thruway gas price push
Amoco plans to bid its Thruway service station contracts after year end prompting questions on who will run the stations. Travel costs on the Thruway have risen as prices elsewhere drop, with eastern Amoco stations charging up to 30 cents more per gallon than nearby outlets. The situation highlights supply and demand forces at work.
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Amoco
New York State
State Thruway
Thruway
Thruway Amoco
Thruway Gas Price Plan Could Ease Traveler Gouge
Readers argue that Thruway gas pricing acts like a captive market and propose pricing based on regional or statewide averages to reduce gouging. They note current method uses nearby stations with a surcharge for 24 hour service, which drives prices up along the toll route and fuels a cycle of higher costs.
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Thruway Authority
Weather for Sale Reopens Debate on Forecast Privatization
Columnist mocks proposed privatization of the Weather Bureau as a political stunt. Satirical ads urge readers to choose private firms like Bob's Friendly Forecast and Balmy Skies, casting lawmakers and bureaucrats as unnecessary. Reagan era reference hints at partisan push for private weather.
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Bob
Reagan
Peace, not war in El Salvador urged by Syracuse readers
A letter group voices dismay at President Reagan's plan to boost military aid to El Salvador. They urge negotiated peace, dialogue, and an end to funding for bullets and security forces, stressing humanitarian concerns and the search for justice. The message is signed by Barbara Fallon and others from Syracuse.
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Reagan
el Salvador
Delegatons
Barbara Fallon
Patricia A. ST. John
Aletha Connolly
Francine Dempsey
C.3.j
Timothy J. Taughes
Doreen Glynn
C.S.J
Catherine Kruegler
Syracuse
Local official criticized for personal attacks
Doral er Dauma condemns Councilor Bernard J. Mahoney for openly attacking Councilor Nancy Lorraine Hoffmann over her medical issue. He argues such conduct is inappropriate for a leader and sets a poor example for Onondaga County youth.
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Tam
Bernard J. Mahoney
Mahoney
Nancy Lorraine Hoffmann
Onondaga County
Doraler Dauma
Syracuse
Where's Money Hidden in School Budget Cuts
Reader asks where funds from closed schools and selling assets go. He notes budgetshortfalls affect high school sports and asks how money once used for closed or sold schools is redirected. He points to fewer teachers and supplies as senior class effects and seeks clarity on reallocations.
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Mark Bryarton
Baldwinsville
Shelley Conture
Syracuse
Booth House Runaway Shelter Volunteer Report
A two month volunteer stint at Booth House highlights its role as more than a shelter for youth. It serves as a safe haven when home life becomes unbearable and offers support for youths without a home.
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Booth House
Melton
Manlius
Reconsider Cuts Threaten Disabled Care Programs
Letters argue that proposed budget cuts will halt community living expansion for handicapped individuals and erode existing support services. They urge the governor and Legislature to weigh the impact, noting understaffing and safety concerns, while linking social service reductions to broader defense spending trends.
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J.L. Gillette
Liverpool
Support for Nuclear Freeze Resolution to Co sponsor House Joint
The message urges Rep. George Worthy to co sponsor House Joint Resolution 2 advocating a mutual verifiable U S Soviet nuclear weapons freeze. It argues current arsenals threaten civilization and that pursuing superiority fuels the arms race.
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George Worthy
U.S
United States
Soviet Union
Russia
President urged to fund cabinet member living stipend
A reader proposes a reform: instead of deploying troops to El Salvador, the president should grant a Cabinet member a monthly check equal to a Social Security payment. The funds would cover living costs for one month and must be used for essentials like food and utilities, with an honest report returned to Washington.
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el Salvador
Washington
GoEs and An Ear for an Exe Opener Ends Blind
A misread prompt leads to a dramatic headline about a performer named Many A Goes who suffers vision loss after attempting an executive opener. The incident highlights the dangers of high risk theater stunts.
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Balmy Skies, Inc
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