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Newspaper
Oswego Palladium Times
Location
Oswego, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1973
Page
17
A quick note describes using circular elastic to secure a headgear accessory over a baby's head. It also advises cooking fresh high quality eggs, noting they rise and remain intact when cracked into a hot frying pan.
The idea suggests using light color curtains and matching wall paint to create an illusion of more space in a confined room. It notes that a cohesive light palette visually enlarges the area and can improve brightness.
The ad promotes pattern 9075 in misses sizes eight through twenty with fabric yardage for size 12. It lists pricing for patterns at seventy five cents plus twenty five cents for air mail handling and directs orders to Marian Martin at The Palladium Times Pattern Dept New York New York. It also offers free pattern or catalog samples with 75 cent quick order and instant sewing/books pricing.
The page lists stock quotations from Foster Adams with numerous tickers and percentage changes, followed by a Hannibal Village Board notice recording a June 11 1973 meeting decision to allocate 1664 for federal revenue sharing spending split between fire contracts and environmental protection. Robert M. Simmons mayor signed June 14.
The tentative 1973 assessment roll for the town of Scriba will be open for public inspection on June 15 and June 18 in the Town Clerk's office at the Town Hall Creamery Road. Office hours are 9am to 12pm and 1pm to 5pm. Grievance day is June 19 from 2 to 5 pm, grievances must be in writing and signed by a notary.
Surround potted plants with nut sized rocks to cover the soil. This rock mulch reduces evaporation, helping the plant retain moisture in warm interiors and enhancing appearance.
Albany AP. Comptroller Arthur Levitt reports New York state closed its 1972 73 fiscal year with a modest 27.5 million surplus after accelerated expenditures to avoid a larger hole. He calls for a modified accrual system to better reflect finances. Revenues rose 1.5 billion, with 484.5 million more than expenditures. major gains came from federal aid and tax receipts. Expenditures total 4.7 billion for local assistance, 2.4 billion state purposes, and debt service up 41 million.
President Nixon outlines a broad plan to curb inflation including seeking new export controls and a quick IRS audit of firms with price hikes above 1.5 percent. He proposes tariff cuts on meat plywood and zinc, more surplus sales, and farm legislation that prioritizes production over prices. wage controls to come in Phase 4.
The governor approved bills expanding the Narcotic Addiction Control Commission and renaming it the State Drug Abuse Control Commission to treat hard drug addicts. Other actions authorize 400 million from environmental bonds for sewage plants, extend pollution control loans, license out of state lenders, allow Schenectady off track betting at Monticello, and permit wives who divorce to resume maiden names. A 1 percent tax credit aids hurricane damaged property investments. Endangered species Kangaroo and gray wolf products are banned. State DOT may acquire land near highways for hikers and snowmobiles.
A two year study by the Temporary State Commission on the Powers of Local Government recommends counties towns and villages receive complete taxing freedom in non property taxes to close the funding gap for services. The panel led by former mayor Robert F Wagner calls for a single consolidated local government law and state lawmakers to retain veto power over local proposals. It urges reform of welfare aid formulas and cost estimates before state mandates, plus subsidies and flexible bonding for mass transit in New York City and other urban areas.
Taxpayers learn when the 6 percent estimated tax penalty applies and how to avoid it by meeting 80 percent or greater of the final tax, aligning with last year’s figures, or using 90 percent of the tax based on prior months. Also notes when a dependent child must file based on earned and unearned income and refunds.
The ROSA Garden Club will tour Emmon's Bog near Oneonta on Saturday. Members should bring boots and insect repellent and meet at Charles Milligan's Hill Street home at 7 30 a m. The Western New York Chapter of the Nature Conservancy funds a loan financed purchase of 150 acres surrounding the bog. Contributions from interest ed organizations and individuals are sought to repay the loan. The site will be a nature center for schools colleges and the public. Donations may be sent to ROSA or earmarked funds.
An article crediting labor groups and individuals for the first market at a historic site, in cooperation with the Oswego County Historical Society, accidentally left out Joseph Dehm. Meatcutters Dist. No. 1. Leslie P. Cloonan. Lesie P. Cloonan?. Robert Parker. CWA Local 1114. Fred Horr. Carpenters Local 754. Lea Furnari. Olive Demarest, Co-Chairladies, Ladies Garment Workers Local 28.
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