Shultz Addresses UN on Territorial Changes in Middle East
Secretary of State George P. Shultz used his first UN General Assembly address to counter Yitzhak Shamir's vow against territorial amputations. He cited the Camp David accords to support a path toward Arab-Israeli peace, signaling a broader U.S. push for flexibility amid regional tensions.
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George P. Shultz
United Nations General Assembly
Israel
Yitzhak Shamir
Shultz
Shamir
Camp David
U.N. Security Council
Sinai Peninsula
West Bank
Jordan River
Gaza Strip
East Jerusalem
Sinai
Redford Discouraged by Public Skeptics on Politics
The Lifestyle headline notes Robert Redford saying no one listens to him while he contends the wealthy actor attracts eyes but not opinions on nuclear waste, environment, or politics. An older actor once engaged in politics is now U.S. president, prompting Redford to prove his seriousness beyond on screen roles.
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Lifestyle
Robert Redford
Redford
United States
Lahat Mugged in Midtown as Israel Leaders Comment
Tel Aviv mayor Shlomo Lahat and an assistant were robbed at gun and knife point in midtown Manhattan by four men. Lahat declined to condemn New York and praised the city, while other remarks touched on Camp David and Middle East peace, urging renewed talks and clarification of Begin's positions.
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Shlomo Lahat
Tel Aviv
Israel
Midtown Manhattan
Lahat
New York City
United Jewish Appeal
Sadat
New York
Shultz
Middle East
Begin
Camp David
Beirut
Two fund-raisers show two faces of a congressman
A comic portrait contrasts a hometown fundraiser where the congressman thanks Aunt Gladys and the fire department for a keg and five dollars with a Washington event where two lobbyists supply weight in caviar and liquor. He claims money will fix Washington, then runs a TV ad walking a beach. At home he stays a hometown boy while in DC he forgets how to work a parking meter.
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Washington
Gladys
Fire Department
Do Parents Know Or Care About Lost Bike
Letter from IANAS LEE of North Syracuse on a 12 year old riding a blue and silver Mongoose to a mall for a birthday gift, the bike stolen, a police report filed, and questions about parental awareness and child ethics.
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Northern Lights
Iana S. Lee
North
Syracuse
Senior citizen urges lower drug store prices over ads
A letter writer from Liverpool argues candidate Lehrman should cut drugstore prices instead of spending on TV campaigns. Another reader, V. Friend, questions pacifism during Rome’s fall and warns about losing to communism.
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Lewis Lehrman
William R. Hubbs
Liverpool
Westcott Street Cleanup Plan Prompts Community Rally
A Syracuse resident urges action on Westcott Street between Gene See and Euclid, condemning neglect by landlords and residents. The letter proposes organized clean up days with volunteers including adults, children, and students to restore the area before conditions worsen.
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Westcott Street
Genesee
Euclid
Syracuse
Forced servitude in NFL wage debate sparks reform cries
Letters from William Berkley and Derwood M Dudley denounce NFL players' draft era pay as servitude. They compare the system to capitalist exploitation and urge players to seek ownership stakes, framing the issue as a moral critique of American capitalism and sports labor.
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NFL
Marx
Engels
Soviet Bears
Life In
America
William Berkley
North Syracuse
Fire Chiefs Endorse Bragman for Re-election
At a meeting the Onondaga County Fire Chiefs Association passed a resolution praising Assemblyman Michael J Bragman for introducing fire safety legislation and expanding volunteer firefighter benefits. The association endorses his bid for re election in the 118th district.
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Onondaga County Fire Chiefs Association
Michael J. Bragman
State
New York
Michael Bragman
Forum for Onondaga County Family Court candidates
Foster parents in Onondaga County are invited to a candidates forum on Monday at 8 p.m. to hear Judge Edward J. McLaughlin Mrs Minna Buck John B. LaParo and Nicholas J. Esce discuss their views for a 10 year Family Court judgeship. Call 446-1056 for details.
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Onondaga County
Nicholas J. Esce
Mary J. Tingiris
Syracuse
Strength destroys: a critique of pacifism and war
John A. Morris argues against nuclear freeze calls calling for victory through strength. He contends communists are at war with the free world seeking world domination. The piece challenges claims that military spending bankrupts nations using Ancient Rome as a counterexample and discusses Rome’s decline factors.
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John A. Morris
Morris
Free World
Reds
Rome
No compromise ethic cited in religious clashes
The text contrasts Jesus eating with sinners with upholding principles in Luke and states Pope John Paul II met Yasser Arafat not to compromise but to condemn offenses and urge accountability. The note ends with MRS JOSEPHINE REDMOND.
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Christ
Pope John Paul
Yasser Arafat
Josephine Redmond
Syracuse
International cooperation over conflict urged for humanity
A view advocates constant universal cooperation among nations, proposing the U S renounce hate and armaments, redirect militarism funds to aid foreign peoples by need. It argues national equality and fears of conquest are unfounded, urging action beyond bellicose national narratives.
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United States
America
Ail Na
A Little Leary Drinkin Furniture Polish Giv es Ya Lastin Finish
A quirky ad-style note touts a novelty product claiming to provide a lasting finish when used with a humorous take on drinking and mischief. The snippet hints at a promotional line, suggesting a bold one-liner from a vintage advertisement.
Dedicated surgeon Dr Bernard Piskor remembered fondly
Mrs Jean Valerio of Syracuse honors the late Dr Bernard Piskor as a devoted, beloved surgeon who cared tirelessly for patients. She recalls his work ethic and says his time on earth was spent serving others, expressing gratitude and wishing him peaceful rest.
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Bernard Piskor
Jean Valerio
Syracuse
Local reader urges more Watertown Auburn Oneida County news
A Fayetteville reader, Robert Waters, requests more coverage of Watertown Auburn Oneida County area news and less filler from distant sources, urging newspapers to focus on locally relevant stories.
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Watertown
Auburn
Oneida County
Robert Waters
Fayetteville
Move Toward Metropolitan Local Government
A call for consolidating city county and suburban powers into a metropolitan form. The speaker argues the current city county suburb division is unwieldy and creates conflicts. Mutual interdependence means success or failure affects all. Public opinion rooted in rational self-interest is seen as essential to progress.
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