Double Standard Rights in US Foreign Policy
The piece argues Reagan applies a double standard in foreign policy, supporting Nicaragua's contras and condemning Sandinistas while avoiding critique of apartheid South Africa. It contends U S credibility suffers when allies’ rights abuses are ignored for strategic aims, urging consistency with democratic principles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reagan
Nicaragua
South Africa
Stalin
Ukraine
Vietnam
Cambodia
Afghanistan
Angola
Ethiopia
Cuba
China
Soviet Union
Emerson
Supersenator Nolan Vote Sparks Albany Fast Roll Call Debate
In July 1981 state Senator Howard Nolan slept through a fast roll call vote on a downstate tax measure aiding New York City's transit system. The vote passed by one, aided by Nolan's absentee tally. The Supreme Court upheld the fast roll call, prompting criticism of majority rule and Albany procedural habits. Nolan would have opposed the bill if present. The incident highlights entrenched use of fast roll calls in the state legislature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Nolan
Albany
St. Peter’s Hospital
State Capitol
Nolan
New York City
Downstate
Sen. Nolan
Orange County
Metrpolitan Transportation Authority
U.S. Supreme Court
New York Senate
Dedicated worker betrayed by Carrier Corporation
A Syracuse reader thanks Carrier for a disservice to his elderly mother who, despite 84 years of loyal service and long hours, was laid off. He recounts her dedication, fears age discrimination, and criticizes management for prioritizing politics over employees. A second letter slams Mayor Alexander and auditor Bernardi, accusing officials of waste and misdirection in Syracuse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrier Corporation
Pauline J. Saracens
North
Syracuse
Alexander
Roy Bernardi
Mr. Bernardi
Mr. Alexander
Time for Change: Roy Bernardi Praised for Exposing Tax Policies
Syracuse taxpayers applaud Roy Bernardi for revealing corrupt mayoral tax policies that over assess and over tax, driving jobs away and leaving decaying neighborhoods. The downtown lacks safety, and residents suffer while a surplus favors election year politics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Bernardi
Syracuse
Alexander
Appointment of Wayne Dunham as deputy parks commissioner
A correspondent condemns Mayor Lee Alexander for appointing Wayne Dunham of the NAACP as deputy commissioner of parks in Syracuse. The letter urges the mayor to choose candidates from the broader community and warns against using tax dollars for political ambition. The writer accuses the move of seeking Black votes and questions fiscal responsibility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dunham
Kennedy Square
Cherry Hill
Roosevelt Baums
Syracuse
Lee Alexander
Tam
Wayne Dunham
NAACP
Omn gloom sports fan letter challenges Syracuse review
East Syracuse reader David Cook defends Syracuse basketball after a March article and criticizes the writer as an executive editor. He argues the Orange faced top teams in a grueling schedule and deserved better, praising Coach Boeheim and the team’s effort and looking forward to next season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bud Poliquin
Omni
Tam
Boeheim
Syracuse
Orangemen
Georgia Tech
Georgia
DePaul
David Cook
East
Medical malpractice insurance blamed on trial lawyers and insurers
Dr Donald H Stewart Jr quotes condemnation of rate hikes by Fred Queller head of the New York State Trial Lawyers Association. He cites Judge Domenick Gabrielli’s ruling and a Patient group’s critique, arguing high rates stem from exorbitant jury awards and insurer assets intended to cover future liabilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Queller
New York State Trial Lawyers Association
Superintendent of Insurance
Domenick Gabrielli
Queller
Medical Liability Mutual Insurance Company
Department
Donald H. Stewart JR
M.D
Syracuse
Mayor Lee Alexander praised for Syracuse fiscal surplus
Letter writers defend Mayor Lee Alexander praising a 20 million dollar year end surplus and urge a dress code in schools. They credit the mayor's leadership and argue proper attire boosts self image and education, calling for revival of a dress code as part of education reforms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ana
Lee Alexander
Syracuse
Dress Code and Guiding Children in a Free Society
A columnist argues that society has abandoned responsibility to provide firm guidance to children. The piece contends leadership is needed as children cry out for clear rules and moral direction in a liberal era.
YMCA aids inclusion for handicapped students
A teacher notes two former students enjoying YMCA activities and praises the center for helping handicapped individuals engage with the community. The observer emphasizes translating classroom lessons into real world involvement and commends inclusive programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
YMCA
Also Mentioned on This Page
Wainivar
Arthur Jenkins
Herald
THE
Herald Company
Poet Office
Clinton Square
Syreeves
Deta Tastase
United States
Law and Order
Gupan
CTU
Harold
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!