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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1981
Page
2
Interactions among chambers of commerce and trade groups show a push for fiscal restraint amid President Reagan's proposed budget cuts. Business officials and lobbyists weigh reductions to Export-Import Bank financing, housing and synthetic fuels subsidies, dairy price supports, rural electric loans, and other subsidies.
The 53rd Academy Awards will feature a videotaped message from President Reagan, a nod to past presidents who spoke at the ceremony. The piece surveys Oscar lore, past honorees, and the enduring drama of winners and losers, alongside early business lobbying in Reagan’s budget plan and its reception by corporate interests.
Nigeria, with area twice California and oil dependent for over 90 percent of income, seeks U.S. and allied investment to boost agriculture, transport, and housing. President Shagari offers tax incentives, a dedicated credit bank, and port modernization amid inflation and rapid population growth.
In Your Opinion calls for a Republican debate among Linda Vincent Diane Randall and Connie Peterson to reveal the best challenger to Lee Alexander. The piece criticizes a lack of verbal exchange at meetings and challenges Roy Bernardi to join, arguing a press and public debate would curb shallow campaigning and boost candidate image.
The Knowles family expresses gratitude for the overwhelming support after the death of their son Ben. They note the many friends and neighbors who helped during their time of loss and reflect on the cherished memories and shared love.
In a blunt note from Syracuse, Dorothy Weynberg asks to end a relationship, asserting there is no regret and urging the other party to accept the break. She states it is better this way and signs off with her name and city.
Ti Delaney of the Onondaga County Dental Society reacts to President Reagan's promotion of jelly beans. The commentator notes that fluoride in foods like jelly beans could offset sugar damage, implying little cause for concern about the candy's effects.
Dey Bros. staff students and TA Levy Magnet Middle School thank Dey Brothers for supplying pins and green ribbons to show sympathy for Atlanta’s stricken people. The company offered ample materials to any school that requests them. Peter K. Kavanagh principal.
Jerry Mills of Oran writes in support of a reader's letter, objects to the newspaper's free space given to University basketball, and argues other issues deserve attention beyond sports publicity.
Robert Wishart laments public TV pitches for donations while Richard Russell argues they work. The column defends serious drama and science programs, rejects being labeled upper crust, and cites shows like Masterpiece Theatre McNeil Lehrer Washington Week Nova and National Geographic.
Anthony Lewis surveys Reagan administration reversals in human rights and environmental policy. Naming Lefever and a slate of Interior and EPA nominees, the piece argues officials would distort core functions, likening the drift to Orwell’s 1984 and warning of lasting harm to rights and natural resources.
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