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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
May 16, 1982
Page
11
A commentary argues proposed amendments from the right target abortion, the budget, school busing, and school prayer. It traces history from Reconstruction to Prohibition, notes procedural versus substantive changes, and warns against rigid, age old notions. It frames conservatism as seeking enduring truths while allowing change.
SUNY faced a funding crunch from the mid 1970s as New York State tightened budgets forcing campuses to cut staff and delay projects. By 1979 construction money dried up, some programs were shelved, and campuses shifted priorities while seeking selective growth through mergers and program emphasis.
The proposal includes small patient payments for Medicaid and Medicare, incentives for joining health maintenance organizations, and a push toward home health care and wellness programs. HMOs are seen as speeding preferred treatment while hospitals seek new revenue through outpatient services.
Norman Vincent Peale recalls how mentors like Dr John W Hoffman and Bishop S T H Fred Corson inspired belief and courage. He credits Walter Annenberg for backing his resolve with Basil Kings words Be bold and mighty powers will come to your aid. Inspiration givers energize conviction and keep you in the fight for your principles.
A playful reflection on conference labels and their meaning, questioning the seriousness and purpose of gatherings. The piece jokes about terms used for meetings and the social behavior surrounding such events.
A reader argues the West risks discrediting nuclear and conventional deterrence by pressuring Britain to back down in the Falklands. The piece warns pacifism may grow as war costs rise, urges honest appraisal of civilian casualties, and contends effective statesmanship must deter rivals while considering the costly consequence of inaction.
President Reagan's Chicago turnout triggered a temporary 15 foot high plywood wall to block the public view as he moved from limousine to a school entrance. The Secret Service built the angled blue shield on the driveway, while Reagan shared Russian jokes and saluted troops on visits and Air Force One.
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