Meese Move Seen As Threat To Rights And Liberty
The article argues Attorney General Ed Meese seeks to overturn Miranda rights, claiming police questioning without counsel is lawful. It condemns efforts to curb civil and human rights progress, warning of a drift toward a police state and the erosion of constitutional protections.
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Ed Meese
People of America
Supreme Court
Meese
Land of Oz
Labor Day 1985: a test for American workers
In an op ed Carl Rowan laments unions and calls Labor Day 1985 a tough test for American workers. He notes postwar prosperity fading as Japan and other powers gain, a hefty $140 billion trade deficit, and public calls for protectionism while urging renewed enterprise to keep U.S. markets and living standards.
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Carl Rowan
Japan
U.S
Mystery violation notice fuels local complaint in Syracuse
A Syracuse couple describe a baffling City violation order for “heavy overgrowth of noxious weeds.” They report rude computer driven responses from inspectors, unclear locations, and a two week deadline with city crews to remove the alleged issue. The letter criticizes lack of clarity and service while noting an overtime and budget context.
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Syracuse
A.B. Nettleton Co
Community Development Department
Pierce
Petunias
Helen Rittell
Overtime mess according to the Wall Street Journal
The Wall Street Journal reports that the Supreme Court's Garcia ruling from last February bars the common practice of granting compensatory awards. It notes the ruling reshapes how damages are awarded in cases and could affect future legal strategies nationwide.
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Supreme Court
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Acknowledgments for Diane Holmberg's Injury and Gratitude
Nardin and Lillian Duncan of Palm Harbor Florida thank Syracuses community for kindness shown to their daughter Diane Holmberg wife of Syracuse Chiefs coach Dennis Holmberg after a serious June auto accident. They praise Upstate Medical Center Eastern Hills Bible Church and local clergy and staff for support.
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Syr Euse
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Bible Church
Upstate
Nardin
Lillian Duncan
Palm Harbor
Fla
Diane Holmberg
Syracuse Chiefs
Dennis Holmberg
Steroids in Powerlifting Draw Debate Across Sports
A Power lifting U S A writer criticizes Peter Richmond s articles on Jo Wood s drug use arguing steroids mislead competitors and threaten health. The piece notes high school students chase steroids, calls for safer totals, and urges broader arguments against steroid dependence. It also documents Dennis Banks personal update from Springfield Correctional Facility and related community appeals for support and work release arrangements.
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Peter Richmond
Wood
Herald Americans
Jo Wood
Richmond
Smarler
Dennis Banks
Springfield
M.C
Kamook
Dennis
Falwell referenced as anti liberty figure in critique of clergy
A letter from Stuart P.D. Kantor argues that Jerry Falwell would oppose liberty like a priest allied with despotism in any era. The writer questions Falwell's financial ties to regimes in South Africa, El Salvador, Afghanistan, and other totalitarian states.
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Jerry Falwell
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Falwell
South Africa
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Afghanistan
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