Congress Endorses Wortley and Horton in Key NY districts
In the newly redrawn 27th district Onondaga and much of Madison counties battle for incumbent George Wortley against Gary Lee with Elaine Lytel facing Darrell Weston in a liberal versus conservative clash. Other districts see endorsements for Frank Horton in the 29th, Sherwood Boehlert in the 25th, and David O B Martin in the 26th, urging re election based on record and service.
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Onondaga County
Madison County
Gary Lee
George Wortley
Lee
Wortley
George Hyrcza
Jamesville
Right To Life
Thomas M. Hunter
Syracuse
Hyrcza
New York Telephone Company
Hunter
Lytel
DeWitt
Planned Parenthood
Tully
Manlius
Congress
Ronald Reagan
Pennsylvania
Eugene Atkinson
Committee On Aging
Madison
Onondaga
John Mulray
George
29Th
Rochester
Oneida
Frank Horton
New York State
House of Representatives
William Larsen
Edwin Lundberg
Horton
Washington
26Th
David O’b. Martin
Canton
David P. Landy
West Potsdam
Thousand Islands
Vermont
Albany
Herkimer
Little Falls
Lewis
Martin
Camp Drum
Dave Martin
Abrams: Attorney General deserves re election
The editorial urges voters to reelect Attorney General Robert Abrams next Tuesday praising his first term. It highlights suits for consumers on rates fraud and environmental issues, expanded services via computerization, and plans for organized crime control and statewide grand juries.
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Robert Abrams
Abrams
Fragmentary editorial riffs on 1970s political and cultural topics
A stream of satirical lines mentions Coca Cola and the DeLorean, Chrysler, and Lee Iacocca. It notes St Louis World Series celebrations with Arch vandalism, and recalls Watergate hearings and Senator Lowell Weicker. A fireside chat image mocks politics and foreign policy.
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DeLorean Motor Company
Chrysler
Lee Iacocca
Colombia
Rabbinic Leaders Condemn Rome Synagogue Terror Attack
A collective statement from rabbinic figures condemns the Rome synagogue terror attack on Shabbat. They urge world officials and media to denounce terrorism, promote harmony, and highlight anti-Semitism as a global threat. The letter lists prominent rabbis and calls for unity and peaceful coexistence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracuse
Rome
Moishe Brody
Young Israel
Milton Elefant
Syracuse University Hillel
James Jezer
Beth Sholom Chevras-Shas
Theodore Levy
Temple Society of Concord
David Scheinkopf
Temple Beth el
Lawrence Singer
Charles.s. Sherman
Temple Adath Yeshurun
Buy American push from local firms aids auto and home sectors
Melvin N. Zimmer lauds Onondaga Savings Bank Oot Brothers Homes and Dave Ball Chevrolet for a Buy American initiative aimed at boosting auto and home building industries. He notes the ripple effect on steel and consumer goods, urging other locals to join the effort as the state economy improves. Alumni note expresses pride in Pittsburgh game support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Onondaga Savings. Bank
Oot Brothers Homes
Dave Ball
Chevrolet
Centore Urged for Clay Town Council Seat
Donald J. MacLaughlin, councilman, urges Elect Centore residents of Clay to vote for Jean E Centore. He praises Centore's enthusiasm sincerity and fresh ideas to represent residents on the Town Board.
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Town of
Clay
Jean E. Centore
Centore
Jean Centore
Donald J. Maclaughlin
Elect Srogi for City Court Judge endorsement
The White Eagle Club and Polish Veterans' Organization urge voters to support Rogert Z. Srogi for City Court Judge. They praise his unusual ability, irreproachable character, conscientious nature, and considerate leadership of colleagues and the community.
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Rogert Z. Srogi
Srogi
B. Humenny
M. Jan Morrison
White Eagle Club
Unnatural parents and the rights of abused children
A concerned registered nurse voices sadness over child abuse cases and rights. She notes Protective Services and laws shape outcomes while natural parents receive emphasis and battered children remain vulnerable in society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liverpool
Syracuse Police Chief Praises 1982 Nine‑Month Crime Drop
Syracuse Police Department receives high praise for a dramatic 11.2 percent crime reduction in the first nine months of 1982, with praise for patrol and support units. Chief Thomas J. Sardino thanks officers for handling incidents without major civil disorder and notes several violent attacks but emphasizes continued vigilance and safety.
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Syracuse Police Dept
Syracuse Police Department
Syracuse
United States
Cleent
Condl
Labor Day
Peter
Martin Henry
Larry Benanni
Dick Culeton
I Paipaanaad
Ee Thomas J. Sardino
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Syracuse Herald-Journal
Arthur Jenkins
Herald
Herald Company
Post Office
N Square
N.Y
Stephen A. Rogers
Robert T. Hennessey
R. Gary Kruger
Stephen Rogers
William D. Cotter
Philip A. Hofmann
R. Walter Riehlman
James M. Hanley
Sherwood Boehlert
Anita Maxwell
25Th
Boehlert
Alexander Pirnie
Capitol Hill
Reagan
Frances Sclafani
Sclafani
By Mark Russell
St. Louis
Connecticut
Lowell Weicker
Russia
America
Miss Jones
Martin Auer
Marty
Sen. Auer
Melvin N. Zimmer
Assembly
120Th Dist
Pittsburgh
The
Dome
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