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Newspaper
Oswego Palladium Times
Location
Oswego, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1966
Page
6
Commissioner Norman urges a voluntary odd-even parking plan to keep one street side clear during working hours so two street sweepers can work efficiently. He says residents can decide by demonstrating their commitment to cleaner streets, noting the Common Council has yet to act.
Oswego officials move to enact one side parking on narrow congested streets to improve street cleaning. Aldermen hesitate to force residents to cross the road, hoping drivers will park on the correct side on designated days to allow sweepers full access.
At the Rutgers University Horticultural Farm in New Jersey researchers cultivate a small shade tree that stays under 30 feet. Architects and town planners back the idea to lower maintenance costs, while older generations and bird-watchers resist the shift from taller traditional trees.
Viewpoints discuss a future pill that could enhance memory and learning by boosting brain RNA production. Abbott Laboratories uses Cylert for testing and argues distribution could reshape international power and education ethics by 1990. The piece warns about access, control, and international proliferation.
Democrats reach a compromise income tax plan for city residents and commuters, preserving the 15 cent fare and projecting total revenue around 385.5 million from a mix of local taxes and state aid. Budget gaps prompt Council approval with anticipated cuts and continued negotiations with Rockefeller aides and state officials.
Supreme Court Justices rule that a merger between two Los Angeles area chains amounting to seven and a half percent of retail grocery sales violates the anti-merger law. Dissenters argue context and evolving retail structure favor independent and cooperative buying options to maintain competition. The piece also notes Bureau of Labor Statistics findings on higher costs in poorer neighborhoods and calls for city-by-city reevaluation of expansion plans.
In a sharp critique Dr Brady outlines aspirin's serious side effects including edema nausea rashes and possible organ harm. He warns against casual use by patients and urges doctors to avoid treating fever with aspirin. He notes varied brands and forms including child friendly "baby aspirin" and criticizes clinics pushing it recklessly.
Reader questions cover piles treatment via suppositories and preventive tips for morning sickness. Answers: avoid unnatural interference and seek pamphlets by sending 10c or 35c with self addressed envelopes for pamphlets titled Piles and Preparing for Maternity.
Hal Boyle muses on the least busy workers asking for cushions, war freedoms, cinema, desserts, lamb, hens, work attitudes, farmers, elev ators, brides, thawing meals, organ grinders, Madison Avenue, false teeth, gardeners, and a man who orders tomato soup with a new tie.
The Palladium Times Oswego announces mailing rates for subscriptions and delivery options in Oswego and surrounding counties. It lists office addresses, executive staff, and advertising representatives along with a note on Associated Press ownership and public corrections.
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In a four spades match Bill Root guides declarer to success at both tables after a heart lead. Root ruffs hearts, uses diamonds and clubs to guard against a 4-2 trump break, and ends with ten tricks while noting the value of preventative play at the bridge table.
An editor invokes a blessing on couples entering marriage urging prayer for love, tolerance, generosity, and mutual support. The meditation emphasizes building a blessed home as a community cornerstone and foundation of life, freedom, and faith.
Opinion piece argues Ronald Reagan not yet ready for the 1968 race. It notes California primary results, Democratic edge in voter rolls, Pat Brown’s persistence, and Nixon’s uneasy position. It discusses strategic implications for Reagan aiming to win California.
A verse from Romans 15 30 requests brethren to strive together in prayer for the apostle Paul. The plea emphasizes united supplication to God through Jesus Christ and the Spirit.
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