Carey on track or not mid year report on state finances
Gov Hugh Carey prepares a mid year budget update expected Friday that may reveal a deficit near 360 million with projections for fiscal 1983-84 showing as much as 500 million in the red. The report could force a post election Albany session to address the shortfall as lawmakers face a budget gap.
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Reagan
Hugh Carey
Carey
New York State
State
Senate
Assembly
Albany
Cuomo Lehrman Show Debut Stirs NYC Debate Clash
The Cuomo Lehrman face off in New York City drew strong praise for its freewheeling style. The piece notes looming fiscal pressures, a potential $200 million to $300 million revenue shortfall, and a half billion dollar deficit as unemployment surges.
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Cuomo-Lehrman
Hugh Grey
New York City
Mario Cuomo
Lewis Lehrman
Syracuse Chamber of Commerce
Pizzaz
Solidarity Endures Beyond Poland's Government Move
In Poland the government dissolves Solidarity and installs smaller unions, but workers remain defiant. The movement's ideals persist as protests surge and workers cling to Solidarity as a symbol and philosophy despite repression.
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Poland
Solidarity
Workers of
Anna
County jail expansion criticized as wasteful policy
A Sept 30 editorial condemns a 192 bed jail plan, faulting Judge Sardino and District Attorney Hen nessy for backing an unnecessary 48 bed addition. It argues for using expert reviews, reform strategies, and alternatives to incarceration while highlighting youth population trends and immigration concerns.
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Jamesville
Sardino
Hennessy
National Council On Crime & Delinquency
Federal Justice Department
National Institute of Corrections
Suny Oswego
Ciuros
Harrison and
Cole
Tim Rice
Special Happy Hour Prompts Excess Drink At Local Eatery
A reader from Constantia notes a local restaurant's yesterday happy hour promoted drinks at reduced prices to boost business. They warn such specials may encourage excessive drinking amid ongoing alcohol related traffic risks.
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Constantia
Proofs of a Creator Guide to Faith in a Divine Maker
Letter argues that indeed there is proof of God and that creation, galaxies, Earth, and the human mind testify to a creator. It contends the Bible is historically accurate, supported by historians like Josephus and archaeology, and that biblical moral law remains real and eternal like gravity.
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D. Fikes
Josephus
Open letter on immigration justice and naive viewpoints
A reader criticizes a letter to Senator D Amato about immigration law, arguing Case is naive and that Exane’s actions stem from lawbreaking. The writer contends Exane would face lenient treatment abroad, notes potential outcomes if not apprehended, and asserts Mrs Exane’s child would gain U S citizenship.
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Ro Dick Case
Sen. Alfonse D'Amato
Case
Exane
Notconsistent marchers fear nuclear war and abortion deaths
The passage contrasts activists marching for a nuclear freeze with alleged neglect of abortion deaths in the United States. It critiques clergy and protesters for not attending local or Washington events in January opposing a Supreme Court decision.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Eulogy for Dr Bernard Piskor at St Joseph's
A Syracuse nurse writes a personal tribute to Dr Bernard Piskor noting his lasting impact on patients and colleagues at St Joseph's Hospital. The note thanks his wife Betty and son Eric for sharing his life and expresses love and loss for a dear friend.
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ST. Joseph’s
Syracuse
Arts as business asset strengthen Syracuse community image
An Syracuse based owner and board member argues arts funding boosts civic pride and national recognition, likening cultural institutions to carriers of a strong city identity and urging decisive support for key arts groups, notably the Syracuse Symphony, as vital to economic health. A separate letter criticizes a judge for leniency with teens and attacks a Camillus letter writer over a dog threat, urging stricter actions.
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Syracuse
Carrier
Crouse- Hinds
Syracuse China
Syracuse Symphony
Teen crime as adults stance echoed by reader
The letter to the editor from a reader identified as Mike Royke responds to The Herald-Journal article dated Sept. 13. The writer agrees that if teens commit adult crimes they should be tried as adults.
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Judge Aron
Mike Royke
The
Herald-Journal
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