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Newspaper
Oswego Palladium Times
Location
Oswego, New York, United States of America
Date
Dec 20, 1973
Page
6
Pioneer 10 has survived the asteroid belt and radiation near Jupiter and will drift into deep space for years. Its radio beacon is to fade by 1977, yet the probe carries a plaque to tell future beings of humanity, enduring far longer than Earthly civilizations.
An analysis argues truckers face tough times as fuel shortages and speed limits squeeze earnings. It notes high fuel costs, refueling stops, and energy concerns will pinch everyone, with broader implications for wages and transport. The piece compares U S and South African freight practices and questions efficiency at higher speeds.
Readers discuss vitamin safety with Dr. Lamb focusing on water soluble vitamins like C and the laxative effect, plus FDA pressure to require prescription for high dose tablets. The column notes potential kidney stone risk, urinary irritation, and cites Dr. Linus Pauling’s recommendations as well as reports from The Medical Letter.
Washington reports the Vanik amendment to the trade bill faced a narrow House victory with 80 members opposing the pro ban coalition. Jewish groups and George Meany backed a veto risk to push for stronger emigration rights for Soviet Jews, while Kissinger warned of hindering detente. The outcome hinges on Senate action and the president’s stance as foreign and domestic pressures evolve.
Sen. James L. Buckley vows to vote against most federal public works projects unless they extend existing policy. He targets rivers and harbors bills and urged re evaluation of politically driven local projects while backing direct disposal of polluted materials in Great Lakes harbors. Buckley plans speeches to accompany his opposition.
NEA column argues 1990 energy crisis may force 4.5 billion barrels of oil imports yearly, costing $45 billion. Advocates shifting to smaller cars, electric trains, and rail freight to save billions, with policy steps and funding via highway tax reform to fund electrification.
A profile noting Malcolm Wilson’s emergence from Rockefeller’s shadow. With a year left in the term he must establish himself as governor of New York while preserving Rockefeller era policies on energy, mass transit subsidies and school aid. Wilson’s tenure will mix independence with a Rockefeller hue.
A biblical verse warns that the tongue sparks vast harm though small objects, likened to a forest fire. A quotation from Dr. William Osler urges daily discipline with a clean tongue, clear head, and bright eye as birthrights.
Luke 1 34 38 narrates Mary asking how she can bear a child and the angel explains the Holy Spirit will conceive the Son of God Elizabeth is noted as six months pregnant per God’s promise. Mary agrees to God’s will.
The Palladium Times announces consolidation of Oswego Palladium and Oswego Times in 1925. Rates listed include year advance 16.40 for home delivery, 0.70 weekly carrier, and 0.15 per copy. Ads and routes cover Owego Wayne Northern and other addresses with varied monthly prices. Associated Press rights noted.
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