Looking Back Fifty Years Ago on Yachts and Local Life
A June 3 1827 roundup notes the passing of the yacht Papose on the Boston ways amid fire and ax damage to trim lines. Col J T Mott’s yawl fell victim to fire. he owned it since 1801. A new county commercial club group forms. Uncle Tom’s Cabin previews halt after all. a 14 member cast tours Fulton and Watertown.
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Boston
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J.T. Mott
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H.J. Cooper
Fulton
Watertown
Kent State Revisited and the May 4 Site Clash
A renewed confrontation between Kent State students and administration centers on a planned gym near the May 4, 1970 site. The May 4 Coalition calls for a June 4 rally with figures like William Kunstler Dick Gregory and Stokely Carmichael while Olds warns of forced removal. Students vow peaceful resistance even as tensions rise over memory, protest, and campus development amid lingering unrest seven years after the tragedy.
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Kent State University
Ohio National
Tivist
William Kunstler
Dick Gregory
Stokely Carmichael
KSU
Glenn A. Olds
Teatropolis
Gas Supply Soars As Utilities Eye New Customers
Industrial users should see gas lifted by June 1 and the ban on new residential and commercial customers could end by year end as Consolidated Gas anticipates abundant supply. AGA survey shows 77 percent of gas utilities can take on new commercial food service loads amid LNG from Algeria, Gulf of Mexico deliveries, Appalachian gas, and shale and coal gas research. Conservation and research results remain key to the optimistic outlook.
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American Gas Association
Consolidated
Algeria
Gulf of Mexico
Appalachian
Dear Dr Lamb on alcoholism and sexual health questions
A letter from a reader details a long alcoholism history with severe weight loss and potential testosterone disruption. Dr Lamb discusses liver impact, hormone changes, and recovery prospects, adding a health letter on alcohol’s harm and advising medical follow up. The exchange then shifts to concerns about headphone use and hearing safety, with the reader advised to consult an ENT specialist if changes persist.
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Gary Gordon
New York Medical College
Radio City
New York
N.Y
DR. Lamb
Oswego Palladium Times rates and notices page
The Palladium Times Oswego Palladium Times consolidated from Oswego Palladium and Oswego Times. Publisher Morrison 3rd. Rates for home delivery and mail, weekly carrier 1.00, annual mail rates $49.00 to some addresses, other rates vary. Advertising errors limited to first day cost. Associated Press rights noted.
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Sundeys
Qowego
N.Y
Oswego
Oswego Pelladium
Oswego Times
Morrison
Weyne
Northern Coyage Co
U.S
Cardaber
Associated Press
Pelledium-Times
American Love Story on a College Campus
A 1967 Midwestern college tale follows a couple who drift from friendship to living together with no plans for marriage. Their open arrangement, battles over fidelity, and eventual split reveal the fragility of modern relationships and the pull between independence and commitment. The man relocates to Arizona for graduate school, while the woman stays behind, later reconnecting with other partners as the pair drift apart.
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God
Wenew
Boston
Arizona
Aent
RFK Journalism Award Honors Truth Over Repose
The RFK Journalism Award honors reporters and outlets who pursue truth over comfort, reflecting Bobby Kennedy’s commitment to exposing the plight of the disadvantaged. Winners range from major publications to small papers, highlighting persistent investigative work and responsibility to society.
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Washington
NEA
Rome
Robert Kennedy
America
Bobby Kenny
Pri
Bob
Kennedy
RFK
Arthur Schlesinger
Bobby Kennedy
Emerson
Moore
Wendell Rawls
Philadelphia
Owen’ State Mental Institution
Orview State Hospital
Ornia Labor Pulse
Paul and
Mary Shinoff
Ty Kemondy
Taxpayers Question Mexico School Critics Letter
An open letter to Bob and Joyce by Elizabeth Greene condemns taped MACS Board meetings and asks about parental involvement in schools. Greene endorses Susan Link and Paul Woninski for MACS board, urging voter support on June 22. Francis Pupparo urges voting for candidates and budget attention. Summer job figures from the Department of Labor projected 26.6 million workers aged 16 to 24.
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Bob Ae Joyce Babbitt
Eream Soleematavent
Mexico
Oswego Auareet
Dinea
Boces
MACS
Voninski
Clark
Arere
Bob
Joyce
Susan Link Paul Woninski
Susan Link
Paul Woninski
Elizabeth Greene
Oswego RD
Hannibal
Eee
Avery
Francis Pupparo
R.D
Oswego
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Department of Labor
Washington Briefs on Police Benefits and Farm Exports
POLICE BENEFITS: First Federal benefits paid under the Public Safety Officers Benefits Act. $50,000 to qualified survivors of officers killed after Sept. 29, 1976. 197 claims filed. first 25 processed by mid May. checks totaling $1,250,000 mailed. FARM PRODUCTS: Agriculture Department expects $24 billion in U.S. farm exports abroad in the current fiscal year. Major exports include animal feed $10B, oilseeds $6.3B, livestock and products $2.3B, fruits nuts and vegetables $1.7B, cotton $1.8B, and tobacco $1B.
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Public Safety Officers
Law Enforcement Assistance Administration
Agriculture Department
U.S
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Charles F. Davis
Franklin Reddout
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P.L. Donovan
Central New York Bridge Association
Thousand Islands Club
Wellesley Island
Camnee
Robert E. McCormack
City Chamberlain
Elizabeth M. Powell
E. Utica St
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E. Denida St
Arthur B. Smith
Bank Perp
Bellardini
Virginia Simons
James Alexander
Frank C. Meyer
Storeune Corn Club
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Ruth
Kent State
the Palladium Times
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