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Newspaper
Oswego Palladium Times
Location
Oswego, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1977
Page
6
Senator Barclay praised Governor Carey's plan to build an $11.3 million fish hatchery at Altmar, calling it a lasting recreation and economic boon. He noted past setbacks and pollution concerns in Lakes Erie and Ontario, yet emphasized tenacity and political effort behind the hatchery’s progress.
An analysis of Nikolai Podgorny's removal from the Soviet leadership suggests Brezhnev aims to solidify power and edge toward collective leadership or a controlled succession. The move signals a shift in influence among Brezhnev Kosygin and Suslov as the politburo reinvents itself.
In Oswego a Tuesday noon sighting on West Seventh Mohawk Streets led to two lost girls found playing house. Ruth McCarthy, age three, spoke clearly enough to reveal her name. the other child remained unidentified and was turned over to the Salvation Army after police involvement.
Robert M. Hutchins, in remarks from 1965, urges editors as teachers to uphold First Amendment rights, resist neurotic criticism, and provide light in a changing media landscape. He warns that readers often ignore editorials, prefer entertainment, and stresses the press must foster informed debate and national aspirations.
The piece notes the vast volume of federal notices and the $40 billion annual cost of federal reporting. It cites FDA canned food labeling as an example of costly regulation where a voluntary, cheaper solution succeeded. The Regulatory Cost Act seeks mandatory cost-benefit analyses, revived on Capitol Hill with bipartisan support.
A reader reports an inflated aorta and asks about treatment options. One doctor suggests surgery while two others doubt the approach. The column presents medical uncertainty and seeks guidance on how to proceed.
The Palladium Times lists subscription rates and delivery policies dated 1925, plus a long reader correspondence section on aneurysm and surgical options. The piece includes medical guidance from Dr Lamb and notes on advertising liability and Associated Press use.
Readers discuss the need for more board representatives who truly listen. They praise Mrs Emerson for honesty and dedication, acknowledge skepticism toward the Board newsletter, and urge support for Sue Link and Paul Voninaki. The letters reflect a desire for accountable leadership and heard voices.
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