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Newspaper
Oswego Palladium Times
Location
Oswego, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1977
Page
6
The piece notes major progress cutting car pollution but warns of a crunch point where further gains shrink. It discusses EPA regulations, cost fears, and potential paths like hybrid, flywheel, and other technologies, urging policy support for alternatives to pure conventional autos.
A reader questions a Burt Reynolds like three week diet plan citing breakfast unsweetened items and simple lunches with cheese and fruit, grilling questions on meat portions and salad, and urges a walk around the block. The responder mocks Reynolds dieting knowledge.
A mix of publication data for the Palladium Times including delivery rates and policies, plus fragments on diet, calorie counts, mind health, and historical notes. The content presents obsolete pricing, postal details, and assorted readable snippets without a single cohesive news event.
A reader urges participation in the Mexico Academy Central School election on June 22. They discuss school district governance topics and state they speak for themselves, not the district, while encouraging support for two board positions open at this time.
Eddie Leonard, longtime restaurateur and former professional boxer, announces selling out his Leonard’s Sandwich Shops in eight locations in the District of Columbia. He describes struggles with hours, aging, and safety despite decades in business and plans to pass the shops to a new owner by year end.
A June 10 1927 note recalls the Senior Prom at Gosge Tigh Sheet gym with green and white decorations and invitations to the East Oneida Street hospital area. Final examinations for schools are scheduled next week. Mrs Ethel Lower is mentioned in a local connection.
The Dundee weekly, known for its hard hitting features, highlights Harld Obadian Beach a longtime observer and writer. Born in 1811, Beach rose from Starkey Seminary to Colgate Law School, serving in World War II as a captain. He later joined Oswego’s insurance firm and earned a reputation as an arbitrator before retiring to Tyrone. The Observer notes Beach’s enduring mystery and his weekly dustups in the Dundee column.
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