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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Sep 03, 1982
Page
5
Labor Secretary Raymond J. Donovan will appear on a network interview program Sunday morning. The session is expected to cover labor policy and economic concerns with Donovan providing expert analysis.
CEQ chair accuses the National Wildlife Federation of being biased after a $10,000 Canadian Wildlife Federation gift to oppose acid rain legislation. The federation calls the letter outrageous and a political tactic reflecting the administration's weak stance on a near term fix.
A federal probe linked Donovan to possible illegal campaign contributions, alleged mob ties, and questions about his credibility. The piece argues his effectiveness is sunk, urging resignation as critics pressure the president to make him “an offer he can’t refuse.”
The veteran candidate Harold Stassen, famed as the durable political figure, pursues another gubernatorial bid in Minnesota while continuing long odds on a national run. He has served as governor in the 1930s and 1940s and seeks to return to the mansion 40 years after his last term, despite past losses in multiple races. The piece highlights his decades of campaigning and ongoing rivalry with Ronald Reagan.
A satirical note questions Suave coffee makers plans to replace actor Robert Young with an underwater welder amid changing ad trends. The writer jokes about advertising norms, discrimination concerns, and the desire to see alternate stars like David Niven endorsing products.
The Executive Committee of Up downtowners of Syracuse asks the county Legislature to grant the Syracuse Symphony Orchestra additional funding. They argue the orchestra signals a thriving community, supports 100 local jobs, and generates 8 to 10 million in economic activity through salaries and events at the Onondaga County Civic Center, with cultural and county benefits flowing back to the Cultural Resources Council.
A reader objects to the Herald American’s Aug 22 piece on Francine Bizzarri a psychic. The nurse writer defends her professional stance and raises concerns about interpretations and conclusions drawn in the report.
Kathleen Steinbacher R.N. of Auburn rejects the framing of Francine as a charlatan and clarifies that those seeking her help are not possessed. She argues exorcism is misleading and emphasizes the value of spiritual healing in a troubled world.
Kamal G Abdo writes John Haehle, chairman of the board, expressing concern that Niagara Mohawk Power Corporation’s advertising suggests Nine Mile Point Project aims to end New York’s Arab oil dependency. He notes Arab oil accounts for about 7 percent of New York’s consumption and asks for a public apology and correction to restore the company’s esteem.
Letter to the editor praises Tom Benzel and Carrier Dome officials and employees for making the venue a city asset. The writer asks the mayor and police chief to end “harassment” of dome staff and to support the ongoing success and benefits to Syracuse.
A letter dated August 25 signed by Frank Mickinkle and Anthony Lombardo of the Westside Innercity Association urges a $2,500 yearly pay raise for Syracuse Common Council members, arguing the $1,000 figure is inadequate and noting retroactive increases dating to January 81.
Lyn and Marilyn Buschle of Phoenix thank Fran Dinet a Greyhound bus driver for a August 21 trip on the Hudson River. He led the strangers on the bus in two sing alongs on the ride back to Syracuse creating a memorable and fun atmosphere. The writers praise his dedication and love for the job.
The Rugby Apartments Tenants Organization thanks Assemblymen Bragman and Bush Councilors Ludovico and Nicoletti and Legislators Mingolelli and Stanczyk for attending the August 19 meeting. Barbara P. Cook signs on behalf of the organization.
A reader defends Emmylou Harris after a review says the audience and performer were not up to par. The letter-writer, along with family, states the show was thrilling, noting two encores and strong audience enthusiasm.
The letter writers debate capital punishment on its 55th anniversary, citing Genesis and calling for stricter enforcement. A tribute memorializes Trudy Fanella, praising her kindness and influence on family, friends, and community members.
Gertrude Fanella of South Onondaga is remembered in the Herald Journal obituary page. The Aug 39 edition features multiple remembrances and fond recollections from readers who valued her joy and influence.
Harold Berman thanks Tex Simone and the Syracuse Chiefs and the ticket window crew for an enjoyable season in Syracuse. He notes they treated wheelchair users with courtesy and good service during the summer.
A brief note on Utile Leary described as the early bird of ten war efforts, highlighting his role and timing in mobilization efforts during the early stages of the conflict. The item emphasizes his proactive stance and leadership within the community.
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