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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Sep 25, 1982
Page
6
A House Agricultural subcommittee proposed using government surplus grain to produce gasohol, a gasoline alcohol blend. The move aims to reduce rotting grain in storage while benefiting farmers and expanding fuel options.
A regional column presents the autumn or fall debate with a humorous look at why the season is called two names. It jokes about Jack Frost, Halloween, Thanksgiving, and the mood of autumn compared with spring and summer, noting weather and animal behavior hints while questioning why people fall for autumn.
The Reagan administration backs a bill to divert excess grain into fuel alcohol to cut oil dependence and spur a new demand market. Critics warn against diverting food grade grain, while proponents urge flexible annual reviews and use of surplus to aid the needy or reduce government storage costs.
Report notes doctors concluded silent gallstones that cause no pain or symptoms often require no gallbladder removal. The public is reassured since most people with gallstones are unaware of their presence and would not seek treatment.
A tongue in cheek editorial mocks anti domestic sugar forces and imagines an all American sugar industry superhero. It praises Sweetman to counter industry fears while warning of risks to consumer sugar supply and prices under imported sugar dependence. The piece satirically envisions a heroic campaign to defend U S sugar interests.
Nine black African states led by Mozambique Angola Zambia Malawi Swaziland Lesotho Botswana Tanzania and Zimbabwe launched the SADCC plan to lessen economic ties with white-ruled South Africa and create an independent transport network. Mozambique facing MNR attacks jeopardizes the security needed for SADCC aims.
A reader letters accuse Chuck Burroughs of ungodliness for serving drinks and label him a false apostle. Separate note condemns abortion as killing and decries secular justifications of the practice. Both letters reflect strong religious perspectives and moral judgments.
Readers debate public safety focusing on alcohol and drunk driving as a greater killer than firearms. Letters argue anti gun advocates should also target alcohol, questioning readiness to ban drinking and driving while noting love over hate messages.
A reader questions stand against Medicaid funding for abortions for rape or incest victims and argues the fetus is a living baby from conception. The letter cites biology on genetics, nervous system development, and when personhood is conferred to challenge abortion morality.
Letter to the editor blasts county legislators for approving a 2.1 million expansion of the county penitentiary. The writer questions use of funds, taxes, and potential patronage, calling the decision criminal and urging attention to work programs and fiscal priorities. The piece names M. Schwartz of Fayetteville as the author.
A reader letter argues against disarming freezes citing Mr Gettman. The writer asserts strength deters falsehood and notes history shows nations bankrupted by military power before demise. The piece laments long timelines mean no one witnesses the outcome.
Chicago columnist Mike Royko visits a male strip club in Lake Geneva, Wisconsin, where patrons are surprised by pizza absence, high beer prices, and unexpected female clientele. The performance features a glow in the dark athletic supporter act and women tipping dancers, sparking reflections on independence and social norms.
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