Modernize or not: U S Steel seeks deal with Marathon Oil
In our opinion the question is whether American steelmakers aim to escape their traditional role. A proposed arrangement would let U S Steel buy 10 million Marathon shares with 12 year notes. Another option would tilt U S Steel to acquire Marathon’s $4 billion West Texas oil field if Mobil or another firm gains Marathon control.
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U.S. Steel
Marathon Oil Co
US. Steel
Marathon
West Texas
Mobil
Haig Promises Sprint Sinai Force To Enforce Camp David Pact
Secretary Haig told Valley Forge audience that a multinational force led by Britain France Italy and the Netherlands will move into the Sinai Desert this spring after Israel withdraws under the Camp David Accords The last land transfer under the pact hinges on European participation despite Arab and Israeli concerns and Saudi peace plan debates Haig and Israel foreign minister Shamir shaped a new framework to keep the Camp David process alive amid oil fears and regional tensions.
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Haig
Freedoms Foundation
Valley Forge
Sinai Desert
Israel
Egypt
Camp David
Great Britain
France
Italy
Netherlands
U.S
Inai
Middle East
Yitzhak Shamer
U.S. State Department
Mobil and U S Steel clash over Marathon bid
In a federal hearing Mobil's chief executive warned the company will drop its bid struggle with Marathon only if Marathon cancels option tenders. U S Steel counters with an 6 3 billion offer financed by cash and debt while warning over modernizing plants amid foreign competition.
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Mobil
U.S. Steel
Marathon
Commerce Department
U.S
Reagan says media must support policy, not just report
The president’s press remarks are read as urging media to back his foreign policy, though officials warn the concern is about leaks. The intended lesson is that outlets should report news to the public, not simply echo the administration or Secretary Haig.
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Reagan
Haig
Bristol Labs Speeds Up Research and FDA Timelines
Bristol Labs plans to use biotechnology and computerized methods to accelerate cancer detection and antibody production, while researchers say FDA approval could drop from eight years to four with faster processes and reduced red tape. If Congress acts, regulatory hurdles may align with a new era of pharmaceutical research.
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Joe Porcello
Herald-Journal
Bristol Labs
Bristol
FDA
Congress
Political Humor Prayer By Mark Russell
A satirical take on renewed efforts to reinstate school prayer in public schools. The piece mocks politicians claiming virtue while using a State Department bill as a vehicle and notes Congress has a chaplain but jokes about private prayers when media calls.
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Mark Russell
Washington
State Department
Haig
Stepmothers in for wicked loving experience
Letter from HAPPIER MOTHER Baldwinsville critiques Amy Pelt's Lifestyle piece, arguing upbringing shapes children more than heredity, and advises not to take parenthood too seriously.
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Amy Pelt
Baldwinsville
PLO whitewash and Saudi peace plan questioned
An analysis contrasts a PLO whitewash with a harsh critique of the Saudi peace plan. Weekend and Monday actions signal rising distrust, while a Ramallah leader is wounded in a PLO ambush. The writer argues the PLO’s strength undermines Camp David, and criticizes state lottery policies and advertising costs.
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U.N
Israel
Ramallah
PLO
David
Lebanon
Camp David
Richard D- Wilkins
Syracuse
Reagan cites high cost of Medicaid rules for elderly care
In a letter Milton J. Baker argues that costly hospital based Medicaid rules force elderly to stay in expensive settings. He notes nursing homes cost up to 39 000 dollars yearly per person and that 600 000 elderly could be better served by expanded community services. He warns of national 13 billion dollar nursing home business and poor service without change.
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Reagan
Milton J. Baker
North
Syracuse
Associated Press
Maureen Santini
The
Herald-American
Nancy Reagan
White House
China
Patricia Lazarski
Presbyterians Plea for Peace Over High Tech Weapons
The Cayuga Syracuse Presbytery petitions President Reagan to rethink policies prioritizing high technology weaponry and urges a multilateral freeze on research and deployment. Signed by Jerald Shave Stated Clerk, Syracuse.
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Ronald Reagan
White House
Washington, D.C
Presbytery
Cayuga-Syracuse
United Presbyterian Church
United States of America
Church of Jesus Christ
Billy Graham
Jerald Shave
Cayuga-Syracuse Presbytery
Syracuse
Arthritis Foundation House Raffle Questioned by Attorney General
An 850 ticket $100 raffle for a house, appraised at $105000, ran since August 1981 and was halted after three months. The attorney general’s office acted after public belief allowed charitable games, prompting refunds to purchasers and charges of selective enforcement against the Arthritis Foundation.
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Arthritis Foundation
Attorney General's
Thanksgiving Turkey Mystery in Phoenix Suburb
A confused note from SANDRAL BLY in Phoenix describes a missing pet turkey on Thanksgiving. Feathers lay on the ground and distant gobbling sounds suggested the turkey’s fate while the author cried and searched for the feathered companion.
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Sandral
BLY
Phoenix
Editorial Contradictions in New York Property Tax Debate
Joseph T. Pierson of the Division of Equalization and Assessment defends Gov Carey’s stance while critiquing The Herald Journal’s Nov 12 editorial on 7000-A. He notes earlier editorials supported fairness and readability in property taxes and urges continued reform to protect homeowners from reassessment shifts amid ongoing legislative and court considerations.
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Herald-Journal
Hugh L. Carey
Carey
Business Council
Raymond Schuler
New York
New York State
Beastie the orange cat missing near Baldwinsville
Lost ad from Baldwinsville owner seeking the return of cat Beastie or confirmation of death. A disturbing Sept 29 call described a St Bernard possibly mauling an orange cat. A $300 reward offered. contact after 6 pm for safe identification and pickup arrangements.
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St. Bernard
Baldwinsville
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