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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Oct 19, 1982
Page
4
The quote argues that Israel's removal from the UN would cripple the UN's effectiveness while asserting the U S position that withdrawal would not occur, framing the issue as blackmail and warning that Israel must remain in the organization or risk collapse.
The USC study foresees Los Angeles County growing from 7.5 million in 1980 to 8.7 million by 2001 with dense clusters and traffic slowing to 5 to 8 mph. It warns of fear, crime, walling communities, and a rising minority share while public transit usage doubles and planning must begin now to avoid a California dream turning into a nightmare.
After a six year study the American Cancer Society says knowing ten risk factors does not predict which women will develop breast cancer yet it underscores the need for self examination and regular mammograms. Breast cancer remains the leading killer among women with tens of thousands dying and more diagnosed annually. Betty Ford helped raise awareness, but early detection through self checks and testing remains essential.
A letter argues against tax cuts linking them to higher crime, weaker public services, and poorer education. The writer mocks Lew Lehrman for not paying state taxes and urges a productive national debate, while quipping about the word strike and player roles in baseball.
A conservative voter threatens support decline after a TV spot attacking Nine Mile T and II and Niagara Mohawk, expressing concern over campaign rhetoric and its impact on voting intentions. The letter reflects heightened scrutiny from constituents regarding energy utility ads and Republican messaging.
The writer argues graffiti campaigns threaten the state’s unemployment relief, urging a plan for utilities to keep New York moving. Nine Mile I and II and PASNY power plants support the grid and provide thousands of jobs in construction and ongoing operations.
M Kibby argues in parish remarks that voluntary prayer cannot coexist with evolution being taught as fact. He says faith and confidence in God’s Word underlie prayer, while Darwinian theory opposes creation beliefs.
Onondaga Hill Fire Department supports a new water storage tank in the Abbey Road vicinity to boost water flow. The department stresses acceptance of alternative sites if they provide increased capacity, and clarifies the intent is to improve supply rather than endorse a specific 0.C.W.A. location.
A reader denounces local press for lacking condemnation of PLO linked terrorism after a Rome synagogue attack. The letter complains that Israel casualties and Middle East clashes receive more coverage than terrorism, urges universal stamping out of violence, and calls for equal editorial accountability.
A heartfelt daughter writes to her father expressing pride in being his daughter and gratitude for his unwavering support. She notes her growth to a mother of two, the memories of her childhood, and his influence as a grandfather and writer mentor, ending with enduring love.
Richard M. Gerhard of Liverpool urges a mutual verifiable halt to the U.S.-U.S.S.R. nuclear arms race. He cites new generations of missiles and bombs as increasing war risk and argues freezing the arms race is essential before any reductions can occur.
A fragment voice argues about 35 percent of TV revenue and expresses personal unemployment, willingness to work eight months for 100000, and a fan's share of football profits, noting fans sustain the game. The text reflects a lay observer’s blunt, periodic critique of players’ revenue demands.
Richard D. Wilkins and Robert P. Kinchen rebut a Royko Neff column about Deir Yassin, arguing the Arab blockade role and civilian deaths are overstated by Neff and Royko. They defend Begin and Sharon, note conflicting sources, and call out broader Arab condemnations of terrorist acts. The Syracuse Jewish Federation and Onondaga Public Library officials acknowledge a grant enabling upcoming concerts.
The Onondaga County Public Library and Syracuse music community thank the Syracuse Musicians Protective Association for backing the Music in the Library series. The message honors ongoing collaboration between library programs and local musicians.
A resident thanks the Police Department for a prompt response to a burglary on October 8. The note commends the dispatcher for timely on scene assurance, Officer Whitlock for courteous handling, and Investigator Hickok for taking an extra shift to arrest the perpetrator.
Dorothy Weyenberg of Syracuse writes about how praise is common and hatespeech intolerance spreads. She argues that even when named, people react to actions not identity, and she prefers choosing whom to like over general sentiment.
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