Oswego Board of Education Rules Open Meetings Policy
Commissioner Allen's office clarifies New York Education Law on public meetings for boards of education. Regular schedules must be published, special meetings require 24 hours notice, and all actions in binding form must occur in public sessions. The press and public are entitled to information on board actions.
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Viewpoints on Averting a Water Crisis in the Great Lakes
Editorial urges strong pollution controls and expanded water research funded by a Johnson administration program. It notes rising water demand from 240 to 888.4 billion gallons daily by 2000, pollution affecting major rivers, and Lake Erie's decline, while stressing the need for top scientists and ongoing technology development.
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Health as Seen By Dr. Brady
Dr Brady extols calcium's role in bone formation nerve function heart contraction blood clotting and capillary permeability. He argues a high calcium diet with vitamin D improves pain tolerance and relieves neuralgia headaches and back pain gradually with lasting effects, warning some readers demand rapid relief.
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Textbook-Loan Bill Legality Questioned In New York
Atty Gen Lefkowitz told Gov Rockefeller there is a serious constitutional question about the textbook loan bill signed Tuesday. The measure requires boards to lend texts to grades 7 through 12 including parochial schools with state funding, raising concerns over aid to sectarian schools.
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Johnson explains Dominican Republic action not impulsive
President Johnson outlined in a news conference how the United States consulted with 14 Latin American countries and the OAS before landing Marines in the Dominican Republic. He described steps taken to protect Americans, seek a ceasefire, and coordinate with regional leaders and the Papal Nuncio, denying impulsive action.
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Marines Refuse Home Leave to Stay With Old Man in Vietnam
COMMAND POST IN SOUTH VIET NAM AP reports half of Company D 3rd Recon Battalion Marines were eligible to return to America but volunteered for six more months. Capt. Pat Collins, 32, of Grosse Ile Michigan leads with bravely direct leadership amid fierce Da Nang area combat. The unit logged 32 patrols in 42 days, 19 enemy contacts, 5 killed, 16 wounded, and 5 probable more, while Collins earned a Bronze Star for evacuation duties under heavy fire.
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Editor's Moment of Meditation on Youth Safeguards
A plea for guidance to curb youth delinquency through compassionate effort. The piece urges parents, churches, schools, and community leaders to confront pressing home and societal problems and to open parents' eyes to their duties to God and neighbor.
Kennedy Amendment to Voting Rights Bill Sparks Debate
The article argues Sen. Bobby Kennedy’s plan to grant voting rights to English illiterate Puerto Ricans in New York is unconstitutional and highlights constitutional clashes over state versus federal power. It cites New York literacy requirements and legal precedent, noting past state actions granting ballots to Spanish and French speakers and questioning implications for future immigration waves.
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Kennedy Plan Seeks Federal Aid to NY Constitutional Rights
The proposal asks Congress to amend the New York State constitution to accommodate citizens who cannot understand the nation’s official law, extending protective measures and access to legal processes.
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Bible Passage Gathered in My Name
A short biblical verse from Matthew 18 20 noting that when two or three are gathered in my name I am there among them. The text emphasizes divine presence in communal prayer or gathering.
Palladium Times Oswego Ads Rates and Staff Directory
Official notice page lists editors presidents and officers of the Palladium Times Oswego with addresses in Oswego and West Side locations. Rates show annual subscriptions, mail options for New York and Canada, and carrier delivery in local counties. Also notes Associated Press membership and policy on corrections.
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Wary declarer finds safety in cautious play
South opens 1 and reaches 4 with 2NT and 3. The expert declarer fears bad breaks but uses prudent steps to secure the contract. After cautious play he finesses, ruffs, and ultimately avoids loss, illustrating that worry can pay in bridge strategy.
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