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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1983
Page
10
This column reflects on a mild Northeast winter and a spring that arrives with hope. It notes robins, sap runs, and early flowers, despite an unusual season, and celebrates the easing of harsh weather as people anticipate lighter days, outdoor activities, and renewed optimism.
A sharp partisan jab links Anne Burford’s departure to Joan of Arc’s fate with no air improving. The speaker mocks Reagan’s El Salvador stance and hints at a special fund for such occasions, suggesting money bypasses Congress and recalling Westmoreland’s parade funding.
Adults of varied ages balance work and family while pursuing knowledge through private college courses, continuing education, and programs like BOCES and External Degree. State data show one in three SUNY students is over 25 as Gov Cuomo highlights the growth of nontraditional learners.
Summary notes that Adult Learning Week honors lifelong learners in New York and credits Syracuse University and its Continuing Education program with 1918 roots. The piece highlights adult learners from new graduates to retirees, plus families and employers supporting education for broader community benefits.
William J. Towe of Bridgeport contends unbuckled seat belts cannot be treated as life saving quirks without noting the broader, documented benefit of belts and shoulder harnesses. Randistarmer of Fayetteville accuses President Reagan of distorting reality in defense of nuclear freeze supporters and arms policy.
Deborah A. Voele, a Syracuse teller, argues that asking for identification protects every customer when checks are lost or stolen, noting the risk of a wife losing a check and someone cashing it without questions. The tone defends standard ID procedures as safeguarding rather than discrimination.
Mary Ann Connelly of Baldwinsville expresses distress over a Christian preacher inviting Alberto Rivera to speak, labeling Rivera an anti Catholic fanatic and comparing his obsession to Adolf Hitler. She questions Rev Overton’s judgment and warns of impact on children in a previously tolerant area.
A Korean War veteran voices frustration that Korea vets received no postwar bonus like World War II veterans. He recalls combat service and argues the conflict’s veterans were shortchanged and seeks recognition or restitution.
Suzanne Symer of Clay appeals to the Board of Education to vote against contracting busing for handicapped students. She praises district drivers monitors and mechanics and warns that outsourcing could erode safety and care. She cites potential new state transportation aid and urges protecting the children.
Denise Hall of Elmira underwent a liver transplant in Pittsburgh three weeks ago after a chronic condition. The Central New York Chapter of the American Liver Foundation aims to raise public awareness, support patients, and fund research while listing a contact number 635-5141 for more information. The piece also mentions historical Irish conflict and political opinions linked to the IRA and Cardinal Cooke.
British warned through John McLaughlin’s column about Michael Flannery being chosen grand marshal for New York’s St Patrick’s Day Parade. The Irish political institutions face a bold statement that no true Irishman will rest until Ireland is fully free under Irish rule.
Beverly Hall of Marietta accuses Camillus officials of bypassing the Onondaga County Highway Department to set a 35 mph limit on the southbound lane of Howlett Hill Road between Howlett Hill and Marcellus. She cites a New York feasibility study against the zone and notes the road is a county highway boundary not within Camillus.
In Syracuse Oct 22 1982 the SPCA canceled its Cruelty Investigation Program for lack of funds. CACTI formed to save it, lobbied legislators, and raised funds to temporarily preserve the program. Russ Stevens resigned amid internal conflict, highlighting shelter strain and the need for a permanent cruelty investigation unit.
Logina Rand Grenave provides a modest note on decorating a teenager s room using a single wax method, reflecting a local column style. The item reads as a brief, quippy tip or anecdote from a small feature.
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