We have no choice in peace in Lebanon operation
In Our Opinion we support President Reagan ordering U S Marines back to Beirut to aid peace amid the Lebanon conflict. We urge active U S involvement to separate combatants, help Lebanon regain control, and spur a safe withdrawal of foreign forces while condemning the summer carnage.
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U.S
Beirut
Lebanon
PLO
Reagan
Vietnam
Middle East
Soviet Union
U.s.’S
Tri-Party
Syracuse students mobilize to register voters by Oct first
Syracuse University students organize to sign up 2000 voters by October 1, already more than halfway there, demonstrating active civic engagement beyond campus stereotypes and encouraging participation in elections.
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Syracuse University
Strike and politics collide as engineers end rail shutdown
President Reagan ordered the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers back to work after a nationwide rail strike cost the economy about 1 billion dollars daily. The action halted freight, disrupted Amtrak routes, and threatened jobs, prompting criticism of leaders and calls for alternatives while NFL labor issues loom.
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National Football League
Howard Cosell
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Amtrak
San Francisco
Chicago
Boston
Reagan
ARAB AMERICAN COUNCIL CALLS FOR ACTION OVER MIDEAST CRISIS
A Syracuse based Arab American group urges President to halt Israeli use of U S weapons amid ongoing Middle East violence. The letter argues for immediate action to stop what they call genocide, urging moderates to confront the issue and defend innocent lives.
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Sharon
Menachem Begin
Israel
Middle East
Menachem
Arab American Council of
Central New York
Arab American Council
Syracuse
Letter questions regional jail claims and prison expansion
The letter challenges the claim that Jamesville will not be a regional facility while noting rent of extra cells to other counties. It questions Onondaga as a model county for alternatives to prison and asks by whose standards. It also asks why legislators favored more cells over expanding alternative programs and invites listening to citizens like Margaret Stinson for progressive approaches.
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Jamesville
Onondaga
Norman Morde wins County Court judge nomination
Former university athletic director recalls a standout football player who became a respected district attorney and now seeks a County Court judgeship. He parallels Whizzer White in overcoming odds and advancing to high judicial office.
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District Attorney's Office
Whizzer White
Supreme Court
Norman Mordue
Environmental Guardians Call for Global Prosperity
In a statement from BOWE Syracuse, the speaker urges truthful representation dedicated to the highest common interests. The message emphasizes eliminating nuclear threat, strict environmental protection, and global prosperity as essential goals for survival and common welfare.
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Bowe Syracuse
Kind Centro driver George praised by Syracuse resident
A 79 year old Syracuse resident and Centro bus passenger commends driver George for courteous service aboard the Avery Bus around 8:15 a.m. from downtown. The writer, MARIA A. BELTRAN, thanks the center for reliable transportation and considers George a daily highlight.
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Syracuse
Centro
George
Avery
Restore Adirondack Railway for evacuation in war times
Gladys Abuhl argues for restoring the Adirondack Railway despite uncertain profitability. She notes state parks camps and wood for shelters along the route could be used for civilian evacuation, and compares rail preservation to bailouts for Chrysler and roads abroad to justify keeping railways in shape for dispersing thousands of people.
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Adirondack Railway
Chrysler
Gladys Abuhl
Syracuse
Fabius Pompey teachers still under 1980 82 contract
Reader protests an article stating area districts work without a contract. Jan 1 1981 Balahan and Wally Smith signed a contract effective July 1 1980 through June 30 1982 or until a new agreement is ratified which has not yet occurred. The board has chosen not to honor this contract, causing numerous problems and distress.
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Fabius-Pompey
Patricia Rycraft
Metro
Herald American
Balahan
Fabius-Pompey School Board
Wally Smith
Fabius
Reagan policy redefines water cleanup and municipal sewage
The Reagan administration moves to weaken the Clean Water Act by allowing incomplete sewage discharges. It reverses decades of secondary treatment requirements aimed at fishable and swimmable waters by 1982, risking continued pollution in areas like Onondaga Lake and Syracuse.
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Reagan
Onondaga Lake
Environmental Protection Agency
Onondaga County
Syracuse
Leslie G. Monostory
Fayetteville
Public housing critique targets Benedict Avenue project
The ideal of decent housing remains unfashionable only in the wake of massive federal spending with little net effect. The author argues public housing has never benefited the poor and drains the national housing budget, citing the Benedict Avenue project as a prime example.
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Hud
Sha
Gregorio
Syracuse
Michel
Benedict Avenue
Tender Loving Care Vans End Service For Elderly
Elderly and handicapped shut ins lose a longtime transport service as funds run dry. The program offered social contact and relief from isolation, enabling some to stay connected with friends and relatives. Mrs. Checkosky.
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Checkosky
Syracuse
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Robert T. Hennessey
R. Gary Kruger
Marines
Philip Habib
Thither
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Congress
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Fabius-Pompey School Dist
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