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Newspaper
Oswego Palladium Times
Location
Oswego, New York, United States of America
Date
Dec 27, 1973
Page
6
The piece notes a U.S. energy bill aiming for 20 mpg by 1984 and discusses a University of Illinois hybrid car with an electric motor, a small gas engine, and storage batteries. It highlights potential industry interest and the hope that Detroit may join the effort.
Science Service reports conflicting findings on caffeine and heart attacks. In Boston six or more cups daily linked to higher risk, independent of smoking, while in Oakland a health plan of 464 members showed no association with heavy coffee drinking though nearly half of heart attack cases were heavy smokers.
A teenage football player seeks healthy weight gain. Dr Lamb notes natural growth, strength training, and avoiding overeating or fat to protect heart health. Emphasizes built muscle over fat, good nutrition, and patience as nature proceeds. A second column answers leg cramps with warm socks and circulation checks.
HEW doctors report no adverse health effects from the energy shortage if people use common sense. Lowered thermostats to 60–68 degrees are not expected to raise infection risk, and warmth should be maintained with clothing and humidity. Infant and pregnant populations need no special measures.
Fire Chief Monte Lass will soon drive a flaming red six cylinder Buick roadster funded by the Department of Public Safety. Peter H. Skillen named secretary of the Municipal Civil Service Commission as Eliott Neal nears February retirement. A new beaver dam spotted on Harry Archibee’s property near Orwell.
In 1941 Franklin Roosevelt told the American Booksellers Association that books cannot be killed by fire and that thoughts endure beyond tyranny. He urged that books embody mankind's fight against oppression and serve as weapons in the war effort.
The biblical account describes an angel guiding Joseph in dreams after Herod's death. They return to Israel with Mary and Jesus, then avoid Judea due to Archelaus, settling in Galilee and Nazareth. The text cites prophecy that Jesus shall be called a Nazarene.
In a Har riman conference, scholars and politicians discuss how modern U.S. presidential bids resemble a fury driven test. They weigh whether candidates must be nearly irrational to endure campaigns, money pressures, and relentless scrutiny, while Cronin argues driven describes persistent ambition without implying abnormality.
Republican leaders Warren M. Anderson and Perry Duryea outline reform plans to modernize the New York Legislature. Duryea pushes mandatory open meetings and tougher lobbyist rules, while Anderson focuses on internal Senate reforms. Critics argue the proposals fall short on money trails and conflicts of interest as the 1974 session nears.
The remark notes that the hottest places in Hell are reserved for those who cling to neutrality during times of crisis. It echoes moral judgment on unwillingness to take a stand amid upheaval.
The Oswego Palladium Times lists postage rates for mail and carrier delivery, annual subscriptions, and rates by region. Advertising representatives are Thomson Newspapers, Inc., Des Plaines and New York offices. The paper notes Associated Press affiliation and editorial standards.
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