Natural gas price hikes spark cost concerns in 1982
The piece notes surging U S natural gas bills since 1978 and forecasts further increases for heating as Niagara Mohawk and Consolidated Gas pass along higher costs. It critiques energy policy, cites GAO findings on Department of Energy mismanagement, and mocks Reagan officials for perceived incompetence amid oversupply and recession.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Energy Department
Storyegan
Niagara Mohawk
Consolidated Gas Prp
NiMo
Consolidated
Federal Energy Regulatory Commission
Edwin Rothschild
Citizen-Labor Energy Coalition
Rothschild
General Accounting Office
Department of Energy
GAO
Toby Moffett
D-Conn
House
Moffett
Feds
EPA FOIA concerns prompt call for action by administrator
A letter from the Society of Professional Journalists urges Anne M. Gorsuch of the EPA to curb internal memo practice and ensure FOIA compliance. It cites a 1982 IG memo urging agents to purge files to avoid disclosure and warns that public trust hinges on full, legal transparency. The message frames FOIA as vital to informing the public about environmental regulation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne M. Gorsuch
Environmental Protection Agency
Society of Professional Journalists
Sigma Delta Chi
Ataeb Service
Office of
Inspector General
EPA
Society of Professional
Society
FOIA
Robert Lewis
Washington, D.C
State Fair Industrial Arts Exhibit Showcases Student Skill
At the State Building the Industrial Arts Exhibit by the New York State Industrial Arts Association featured junior and senior high students demonstrating classroom skills. A standout project was an electric car by Marcellus High School students directed by Joe Rotolo and Howard Pettman, plus four NYC school display cases, a hot air balloon, and a wood identification game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York State Industrial Arts Association
Teted
Marcellus Hien
Joe Rotolo
Howard Pettman
New York City
Tom LaClair
Hank
Supp Radio Shack
Brodhead Garrett, and
Cory
SUNY
Oswego
Wappingers
Syracuse Labels
Liverpool
Pi Commercial Plastics
Bower and Sons
Loray Shappeners
Letter compares Israel Lebanon action to Nazi war effort
Steven Lapham argues in a letter that Israel's Lebanon incursion mirrors Nazi aggression. He says international responses could have prevented World War II and resulting deaths. He urges justice for those responsible, including any Israeli personnel with complicity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steven Lapham
Israel
Lebanon
Germany
Lapham
Beirut
Beaver Lake Nature Center Harvest Festival Gratitude Note
On behalf of Beaver Lake Nature Center, sincere thanks to volunteers and outside groups whose untiring assistance made the Golden Harvest Festival a fantastic success. The input from helpers was extraordinary and essential to the event. Graffiti
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaver Lake
Middle East coverage praised by Syracuse leader
Barry Silverberg of the Jewish Federation commends Bart Pollock of The Herald-Journal for fair, probing Middle East reporting. The note highlights Pollock's interviews, balanced portrayal of diverse views, and local impact of the region's events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herald-Journal
Bart Pollock
Syracuse
Middle East
Barry Silverberg
Jewish Federation
Defeated Gary Lee Urged to Seek Used Car Industry Spokesman
Denise Rowson of Fayetteville suggests Gary Lee, who lost in the primary, should join the used car sector as a spokesman. She notes his efforts against a bill aimed at protecting coins from dishonest used auto dealers and endorses his suitability for the role.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gary Lee
Denise Rowson
Fayetteville
Letter on Israel, Jewish life, and policy stance
Freddie L. Edelman defends Zionist ethics and condemns violence while urging continued U.S. support for Israel. He contrasts Jewish values with terror and laments forgotten atrocities, urging prudence to prevent Soviet influence and a stronger allied stance in the volatile Middle East.
Flows north Indian name river question in Chittenango Creek
A note about Chittenango and its creek flowing north toward Oneida Lake prompts questions about water flow direction and the Indian name origin. The piece references Windsor, Connecticut author Wager Lewis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chittenango
Cazenovia
Oneida Lake
Wager Lewis
Windsor
Conn
Seeds and rain loom in a wary forecast for markets
A brief item notes cautious mood as investors and farmers brace for rain slicked days. The column hints at a wary tone about upcoming weather and seed supplies, emphasizing practical concerns over crop plans and pricing. No named individuals are clearly identifiable in the readable text.
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Arthur Jenkins
Herald
Stephen Rogers
William D. Cotter
Philip A. Hofmann
Wixt-Tv
Orioles
Brewers
Baltimore
Milwaukee
Channel 9
WIXT
National Republican Party
Richard Richards
Richards
Free World
Soviet Union
Syria
Sherman
Central New York
Tom Schwendler
Mr. Schwendler
Demie
Pse
Munich
Maaisot
Freddie L. Edelman
Lsups
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