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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
May 24, 1980
Page
2
Arthur Jenkins, founder of Herald, stated in the first issue dated January 15, 1877, that the paper would ignore party politics and pursue an independent course while freely discussing public questions and supporting measures best for the people.
A Newhouse News Service report notes a solar energy study naming Thomas Jefferson among early adopters. While not the father of American solar power, Jefferson designed Monticello to use sunlight via a glassed-in “greenhouse” on the south side, triple-glazed north windows, and interior shutters to manage heat.
An article notes Monticello designer Thomas Jefferson used passive cooling, skylights, and wood stoves to maximize ventilation and conserve energy. It cites modern praise from Olson and Green, comparing Jefferson's methods to today’s renewable energy advocacy and TVA promotion of wood heat. Jefferson urged self-reliance and warned that dependence breeds subservience.
Public Works Minister Andrie Treurnicht leads a right wing push against Prime Minister P W Botha within the National Party. Treurnicht, backed by former PM John Vorster, argues against reforms like selective integration and mixed sports. Treurnicht faces an uphill battle but commands strong NP support. Botha retains broader white support and could return to Verwoerd era policies if ousted.
A woman recounts the night a $10,000 luxury car was repossessed from her home while she slept. She alleges deceit by the finance company and describes a phone-posed repairman calling to locate her, prompting police involvement and fear of further harm. The piece contrasts such tactics with older collector ploys and ends with a humorous family anecdote about the Grobniks avoiding bill collectors.
Reagan aides discuss Gerald Ford as a potential running mate to balance the ticket. Casey and Laxalt push a presidential image for Reagan while weighing a Washington campaign center to court the South and Northeast. A Baker or Bush vice presidency is favored if a moderate balance is sought.
Anita M. Young captain of Xerox Women’s Softball Team reports an altercation at a May 12 game between Xerox and Sterio’s Landmark at Wadsworth Field. Spectators insulted players, umpires failed to intervene, and the Xerox coach sustained serious injuries including 25 stitches. The letter urges Syracuse Parks and Recreation to action against such behavior to prevent a repeat.
Barbara Pickard of the Junior League of Syracuse credits the Junior Officers' Council of Hancock Field with moving more than 30 tons of books for the Whale of a Sale fundraiser. Lt. Robert Marsh led 13 officers in an afternoon of back-breaking labor, done with humor and efficiency.
Reader voices fatigue with energy conservation debates claiming longer Daylight Saving Time could save power, followed by frustration over Niagara Mohawk rate hikes that negate any potential savings. The tone expresses exasperation with utilities and policy measures.
A reader commends Valley Pool staff for their kindness and patience toward adult noon swimmers and for guiding many young swimmers through classes this year. They note the instructors and guards are superb despite the pool needing renovation.
Michael Marge president of Partners of the Americas expresses gratitude to the Lifestyle Herald Journal for assistance with a workshop and gala. Ambassador McIntyre received kind attention and was flattered. Community response was magnificent and encourages ongoing efforts in future months and years.
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