Eastward shift in aid and rebuilding Lebanon
Lebanon's President Amin Gemayel visited President Reagan in Washington with a shopping list seeking about 10 billion dollars to restore Beirut and nationwide infrastructure. The US raised aid by 65 million to 95 million, aiming to bolster a Mideast peace effort as Russians also contribute medicine.
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Horace Greeley
Middle East
Lebanon
Amin Gemayel
Reagan
Washington
Beirut
Beruit
Gemayel
U.S
Nobel Prize Pride at Cornell Spans Generations
Kenneth G. Wilson wins physics Nobel, the 16th Cornell recipient since 1938. The piece lauds Cornell's Nobel legacy and notes the broader pride in Central New York. It pivots to critique U.S infrastructure underfunding and privatization debates, urging readers toward jobs east or Beirut before suggesting tax dollars fund private ventures and tolls.
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Cornell University
Ithaca
Kenneth G. Wilson
Cornell
Pearl S. Buck
New York
Assembly
Stanley Fink
Washington
Lebanon
U.S
Soviet Union
Mr. Greeley
Beirut
Keystone jealousy over gubernatorial races across states
A feisty op-ed laments Pennsylvania and New York politics with envy over candidates and debates. It contrasts Thornburgh and Ertel in Pennsylvania with Lehrman and Cuomo in New York, musing on the lack of exciting face to face exchanges in PA and joking about swapping winners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keystone
Pennsylvania
Newark
Phil E. Delphia
Phil E
New York
Broadway
United means for all people in the economy debate
A reader argues for broader tools beyond high interest rates to curb inflation. Proposals include limiting bank card use, restricting imports, boosting exports, taxing foreign profits, aiding small businesses, banning easy bankruptcies ads, uniting businesses, and wage and price controls. Also calls to cut unemployment benefits and cap official incomes, plus foster healthy competition and curb monopolies, with a push to make the United in the United States meaningful for everyone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Serio
United
United States
Mulroy and legislature clash over welfare cuts and symphony funding
The letter condemns the county legislature for prioritizing Syracuse Symphony funding at 400000 while cutting legal aid for the poor by 112500. It questions where the needy—Welfare recipients, the elderly, and the disabled—will seek relief, accusing leaders of callous disregard for justice and humanity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Mulroy
Syracuse Symphony
Van Halen Shine At Concert Review By Lampugnale
Van Halen delivered a top notch show October tenth with an energetic David Lee Roth. The audience remained fully engaged throughout the performance with no seating interruptions. The reviewer notes Roths stage gymnastics and calls Van Halen a great group of performers despite a playful jab at the reviewer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lisa Lampugnale
van Halen
David Lee Roth
Smear Journalism and Roy Cohn Link to McCarthy Questioned
A letter criticizes modern journalism for advocacy and bias and questions Tuesday's paper for labeling Roy Cohn as an associate of the infamous Senator McCarthy. The writer asks if the tie was intentional to smear Cohn or if it reflects misperception by editors and staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Cohn
Joseph McCarthy
Cohn
Sen. McCarthy
McCarthy
Vandalism on Clinton and Hanover Squares Draws Outrage
A local resident describes vandals dumping washing liquid in fountains, trash cans in the pool, and tearing up canna lilies along Hanover Square to Clinton Square. The writer, a taxpayer, calls for accountability and restitution from the responsible DPW workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hanover Square
Clinton Square
Clinton
Hanover
Caaeas
DPW
St. Camillus Nursing Home faces state aid and project issues
Charles P. Conole defends Assemblyman Zimmer and Lombardi for prop erty support and 120 refinancing efforts while praising Holihan Haley cooperation. Karen F. Gilman laments nuclear fear affecting children and urges focus on quality of life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Holihan
John Haley
Melvin Zimmer
New York State
St. Camillus Nursing Home
Zimmer
Lombardi
St Camillus
Grand Avenue
Holihan
Haley
St. Camillus
Charles P. Conole
Syracuse
Ives
Karen F. Gilman
Manlius
Community Letter Urges Aid for Migrant Workers
A reader appeals for action on migrant workers facing poor conditions in this country. The letter emphasizes public concern and urges a collective response from average citizens to improve welfare and support initiatives.
Defensible stance links arms freeze to abortion views
Ruth Hammond defends consistency between support for a nuclear arms freeze as a step toward disarmament and opposition to abortion bans. She argues reproductive rights activists are pro life on quality of life for current and future generations, advocating voluntary parenthood in a world free from nuclear threat.
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Ruth Hammond
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Geneva
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