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Newspaper
Oswego Palladium Times
Location
Oswego, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1973
Page
6
The piece argues that alarm over a looming gas shortage risks panic without facts. It cites Stewart Udall calling rationing likely and urges Americans to plan conservatively, cut vacations, and rethink car use while noting real shortages may be overstated by sensational predictions.
A report from Dis Osterlig in Port Elizabeth describes a ghost in a uniformed police outfit seen inside the New Law Courts Building and even in a public restroom. The story notes a playful take on spirits in everyday places.
Dr Lamb explains that many with hypoglycemia have multiple digestive intolerances to milk cereals legumes and certain proteins. He notes absorption issues and dairy lactose, advises lean meats vegetables and roughage, and supports individualized testing to find tolerable foods.
The State University at Buffalo says it has awarded more degrees in 11 years as a state institution than in 112 years as a private school. Since 1846, 71,928 degrees have been awarded, with 38,767 granted under state auspices.
In Texas Word Inc founded by Jarrell McCracken grows from a regional religious record label into a major national publisher with 11.5 million in annual sales. The firm broadens beyond conservative evangelical works to include various Christian views and features best sellers like A Taste of New Wine and The Stork is Dead.
About 650 guests boarded the M S Vistafjord in New York for a four hour gambling cruise benefiting the American Cancer Society. The black tie event aimed to raise about 200000 with proceeds from guest chip bets on gifts from local sponsors.
Hal Boyle offers a string of light hearted lines about a doctor's office and waiting room. The secretary endures jokes about hours and patients while the humor targets office routines and medical pretensions.
The quote links justice as life insurance with obedience as the premium, attributed to William Penn, the Quaker founder of Pennsylvania. It frames moral governance through discipline and personal responsibility.
Washington essay argues to uncover full Nixon Watergate story to map powers used, assigns blame, and expose advisory rivalries. It notes Haldeman Mitchell Ehrlichman Colson as key figures, questions direct access to Nixon, and highlights Hunt’s evidence as central yet incomplete.
Washington reports privately that Saudi Arabia Kuwait and Jordan fear Anwar Sadat has decided on a resumption of war with Israel, likely limited, despite Arab leaders recognizing Egypts military weakness. They see dangers of provoking larger disaster and seek to focus on building their own states while fearing pressure from Egypt and Libya. Soviet China and North Korea continue supplying Sadat with arms as regional advisers grow.
On this date in 1942 the Battle of Midway began marking a decisive naval and air defeat of Japan. Also noted are events from 1647 Charles I hostage, 1805 treaty with Tripoli, 1831 Leopold chosen Belgium king, 1936 Blum government in France, 1946 Ju an Peron inaugurated Argentina, 1961 Kennedy Khrushchev Vienna meeting, plus recent Yugoslav crackdown on protests.
The passage speaks of God the Father choosing believers as his children and the Holy Spirit cleansing hearts through Jesus blood. It asks for blessings, freedom from fear, and honors God for mercy that makes them born again as members of God's family, with hope of eternal life through Christ.
Oswego Palladium Times consolidated from 1925 and 1819 Oswego Times editions. Clark Morrison 3rd is publisher. Delivery and mail rates listed for year, six months, three months, and one month, with carrier routes and home delivery terms. Advertising reps noted and Associated Press membership stated.
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