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Newspaper
Oswego Palladium Times
Location
Oswego, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1971
Page
6
University of Pittsburgh labor relations chief Leland Deck argues height discrimination exists in corporate pay. A 1967 Pitt Business School survey found men over six feet earned 4 percent more start salaries, rising to 10 percent in 1970. He notes tallest grads may have lower GPAs but higher starting salaries.
Report from Paris shows Tupolev 144 at Le Bourget Airport with worn front tires worn to cords, a sign observers say highlights Soviet modernization gaps. French technician notes such tires on Soviet planes reflect dirt airfield operation due to lack of clean concrete runways.
Castagna Electronics Corp proposes a 20 second tape jingle played by vending machines when cigarettes are bought. Industry interest grows as the plan aims to reinforce brand appeal to buyers and bystanders. Critics worry about nonsmokers and equal time rules.
A reader letter urges caution on cosmetic claims and presents medical guidance on acne. It argues the blood is not tainted by skin trouble, explains blackheads form from sebum, and warns against over scrubbing and heavy creams. It discusses diet, oils, and the need for simple cleansing routines.
Washington lawmakers conflate concerns over how a five billion dollar federal revenue sharing plan should be allocated among states and localities. Governors warn of fiscal stress and seek safeguards to prevent discriminatory spending while ensuring tax reform incentives and city rebuilding funds.
New York AP reports on a string of colorful responses from bill collectors including humor and bravado. Names cited include Harry Leech as the collector and various jibes about paying up and legal action.
Oswego county vegetable growers gain promised fast dependable transport in ice refrigerator cars on the Lackawanna railroad for the coming season. Adjutant Purviance solicits funds for Salvation Army work. first subscriber gives one fifth. Mayor Fitzgibbons seeks another term as mayor amid westside revolt rumors. political friction noted.
Twenty five years ago on June 11 1946 Mr and Mrs George Stever observed their golden anniversary with Oswego residents. A Benson Avenue Minetto veteran training in Chicago marks the ex servicemen program for insurance entry. Virginia Crawford and Patricia Marsh graduate from New Rochelle College as the Oswego community notes largest estate holdings being split. Norman Bates estate of 46 parcels to be settled soon.
A quick quiz notes that the sequoia is named for the Cherokee chief Sequoyah. It explains the Rh factor name came from the rhesus monkey discovery in 1940 by co discoverers who named it Rh after the monkeys.
Washington offers a bleak portrait of national direction as Congress stalls and the Nixon administration struggles to inspire. The piece laments mediocrity, funding needs for cities, inflation and unemployment, and disillusioned youth, urging clear, tangible work ahead.
A guide explains decreasing term mortgage insurance as a way to protect a widow from losing the home after a borrower dies. It outlines how a 20 000 mortgage paired with a 20 year policy declines in value as payments reduce the loan, aiming for zero coverage when the mortgage is paid off.
A brief quotation collection presents Martin Luther’s line about fearing none but his own heart, asserting inner authority and introspection over external power structures. The aphorism contrasts personal conscience with papal authority.
The Palladium Times lists mailing details for Oswego and out of town addresses with prepaid rates for yearly and shorter terms. It notes consolidation of the Oswego Palladium and Oswego Times and credits Publisher Thomas A. Clothier and Manager Morrison.
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