Onondaga Citizens League invites involvement for 21st century plans
Citizens are urged to join the Onondaga Citizens League as it prepares "Blueprints for the Future" analyzing economic government and social factors shaping the community before the 21st century. Members will gather data, question assumptions, and influence charter changes with issues debated by officials. Contact University College 610 E Fayette St Syracuse NY 13244 to participate.
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Made in U S Bucking a bad economic trend
A Lionel Company move from Mexico back to Detroit signals a countertrend in offshoring. The maker of toy trains cited better quality and stability as reasons, noting higher wages may be offset by closer markets and product integrity. The piece suggests more domestic manufacturing wins could follow.
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Dan Cooney
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Detroit Free Press
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Libya Hones Economy After Oil glut and Cuts
Libya cuts imports by half over three years and dismisses tens of thousands of foreign workers to cope with a collapsing oil revenue base and depleted reserves. Diplomats note barter deals for oil with the Soviets and a 30 percent share of income going to arms, while observers insist the economy’s core remains oil income near eight billion dollars this year despite turmoil.
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Muammar Khadafy
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Khadafy
Radio math and memory mix in Curley Vadeboncoeur tale
Reader recalls a 1941 radio sea rescue tale from NBC coverage contrasting Curley Vadeboncoeur at WSYR who retold the nurses' ordeal from INS wires with the nurses’ NBC interview at the port. the anecdote highlights newsroom timing and on air corrections. The letter also questions gun sale restrictions and cites the McClure Volkmer bill.
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Pearl Harbor
Atlantic
South Atlantic
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INS
Curley
Syracuse Journal
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Herald
Proud
NBC
Floyd Ottoway
Ottoway
Ray Owens
Liverpool
Faulty claim in Handguns editorial on NRA stance
Letter questions the October 12 Handguns editorial claiming the National Rifle Association routinely opposes any gun control measure. The writer argues the piece misrepresents NRA positions and urges precise sourcing.
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National Rifle Association
Autumn Leaves Show Color Change Across Trees
Autumn displays varied colors with red tinged and yellow leaves. Some trees are bare while others stay green, signaling seasonal change. The restless birds foretell warmer days ahead, yet promise more work for Mrs. G B Chamberlain of Baldwinsville.
False charges against Brad Tiffany at Scotch-n-Sirloin
Kimberly M. MacLaughlin of Syracuse defends Brad Tiffany and the Scotch-n-Sirloin restaurant, insisting employees faced no coercion or improper money siphoning, praising fair treatment, proper dress, and 30 minute breaks while calling the prior Oct 6 article slander.
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Kimberly M. Maclaughlin
Syracuse
Dave Barry on fall fashion and Vogue's new look
Dave Barry skewers fall fashion guidance with a satirical riff on Vogue trend reports. He mocks body consciousness messages, calls out jackets and hair trends, notes male fashion shifts to oversized pants and rugged designer cowboy outfits, and punctures fashion advertising.
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Calvin Klein
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Knight-Ridder
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