Think Again Auto Workers Brace For Impact At Chrysler
The United Auto Workers rejection of Chrysler’s contract signals a belief the company isn’t negotiating in good faith. Workers seek higher pay to rival Ford and GM, yet fear raiding a rainy day fund could spark fiscal disaster. Chrysler’s base wage sits at 9.55 dollars, with broader industry averages well below that, shaping a tense broader auto sector outlook.
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United Auto Workers
Chrysler
Ford
General Motors
UAW
U.S
Election season ponders Reagan path and political gifts
The piece critiques the 1980 election cycle noting President Reagan's nonpartisan speeches masking campaign aims. It questions grain sales to the USSR, narcotics crackdown funding, and youth jobs bills as potentially electoral gifts. It jokes about ongoing campaigns and asks who would fund endless ads and yearly elections.
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U.S
Expan
Congress
Keep Dictionaries in Libraries With ID Checks
A reader argues against banning dictionaries, comparing to keeping zoos open despite dangerous snakes. They urge preserving access, propose age 18 for legal library use, and suggest ID checks at entry to prevent unabridged dictionaries from falling into youth hands. The note links literacy to personal responsibility and defending sexual language with safer alternatives.
Early Christmas for seniors brightens West Side crowd
A letter praises donor Don Cole for treating 88 senior citizens, including James Geddes residents, to an Alexandria Bay luncheon at Bonnie Castle. The trip, sunny and scenic, is described as an uplifting early Christmas gift with highlight on community kindness amid looming winter. Letters from Camillus and Syracuse express gratitude, concern for a carrier's son, and religious reflections on faith and health care.
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Don Cole
West Side
James Geddes
Alexandria Bay
Bonnie Castle
Oktoberfest funds aid Baldwinsville ambulance corps
Greg Procopio announces grateful thanks for the 1982 Oktoberfest success in Baldwinsville. Event raised needed funds for the Greater Baldwinsville Ambulance Corps with support from Budweiser-Busch, the police department, Explorers, and multiple clubs and organizations.
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Greater Baldwinsville Ambulance Corps
Budweiser-Busch
Niagara Falls Stamp Question Sent To USPS Panel
Niagara Falls residents urge the USPS Citizens Stamp Advisory Committee to honor a view of Niagara Falls on a stamp. For over 11 years proposals have been reviewed without a rainbow colored stamp of the falls. Herbert C. Force of Niagara Falls asks why no U S view of American Falls has appeared on stamps and invites replies to USPS in Washington DC.
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United States Postal Service
Citizens
Niagara Falls
USPS
L'Enfant Plaza
S.W
Washington, D.C
United States
American Falls
Herbert C. Force
Non-alcoholic wine letter to Vince Spina
A Sept 30 letter argues against alcohol use citing Christian faith. The writer distinguishes fermented wine from the fruit of the vine and cites Bible verses, including Mark 14 25 and Proverbs 20 1, to support abstinence and nonalcoholic wine. The message stresses guided life according to scriptures and Jesus serving fruit of the vine at the Last Supper.
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Vince Spina
Jesus
Acid rain talks stall under Reagan era policy
Letter from Jerry Snyder condemns U S government handling of acid rain negotiations with Canada. Cites Cornell studies showing Adirondack lakes above 2000 feet losing trout due to pollution. Blasts industry-friendly relaxations and urges officials to protect environment and neighbors.
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U.S.A
Adirondacks
Cornell
Tug Hill
Jerry Snyder
Baldwinsville
Call for Million Dollar Security Deposit for Elected Officials
Gladys Abuhl argues that candidates for high office should post a $1 million security deposit on election. If they perform well and avoid debt by term end, the deposit is returned. if not, it is forfeited. She says this would keep leaders accountable and reduce post election blame.
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Gladys Abuhl
Syracuse
Onondaga County workers protest pay and living costs
A letter from county workers cites frozen incomes and rising costs in Onondaga County, calling for raises, faster filling of vacancies, and protection against layoffs. A reader endorses safer firearm handling training and criticizes idle courthouse staff while urging smarter budget cuts.
Benefit for Jack Lindsay Hosted at East Syracuse Legion
A benefit show at the American Legion in East Syracuse supported cancer victim Jack Lindsay. Lindsay, a Local 317 member and Musician Local 78, follows the memory of his late wife who died two years prior. Organizer Bob Casey McClellan and others coordinated the event with performances by several bands.
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American Legion
Syracuse
Jack Lindsay
Jack
Bob Casey McClellan
Anifo
County seeks input on saving taxpayer spending measures
The county Legislature requests input from a resident and county employee on cost cutting options. A note urges turning down or off the water heater in the County Court House to reduce utilities.
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Ronald Reagan
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Republican Party
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All the
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Soviet Union
Midwest
Herald-Journal
Carrier
Camillus
Heaven
Christ
Hell
Marla Rhodes
Jordan
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Eugene T. Grobsmith
Greg Procopio
GBAC
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Frank S. Conover
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