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Newspaper
Oswego Palladium Times
Location
Oswego, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1971
Page
3
A personal reminiscence recounts a visit to an abattoir west of town. The narrator describes an Angus calf before slaughter, the butchering process, meat preparation, and a final dinner memory, reflecting on the visceral experience and its lasting impressions.
President Nixon's $155 million request for anti drug programs drew swift congressional criticism as insufficient and belated. Support praised his emphasis on education and rehabilitation, with calls for broader funding. The plan adds to $370 million in federal anti drug spending for 1972 and creates a new office led by Jerome Jaffe to coordinate policy and research. A Vietnam testing and rehabilitation program for about 30,000 addicted GIs was ordered, and legislation to allow active duty military detention of addicted soldiers was requested.
Oswego Jaycees and Jayncees held their 25th annual banquet at the Fortnightly Club. Charles Nettles will lead the Jaycees as president for 1971-72 with Mrs. Roberta Barbera as Jayncees president. Multiple officers and directors were installed, and awards were presented to Eileen Manro, Elfrieda Duguay, Roberta Barbera, and others for years of service, with special honors for Ketchum and Fontana. A past presidents plaque was unveiled by the auxiliary, and the John Loftus David Reed service award went to Ralph Fontana.
A 1959 study found Tokyo surpasses all cities in the world for artificial illumination and the number of movie theatres. It also reported higher noise levels than any other metropolis.
The Syracuse Cinephile Society will publicly present the 1928 silent horror The Man Who Laughs starring Conrad Veidt at Stam Portalia's Rest on Erie Boulevard and Thompson Road. The showings start Sunday and Monday, June 20 and 21 at 8 p.m. with the original sound track, directed by Paul Leni and cited as Universal Pictures' ambitious 1920s release. Phil Serling notes Oswego-area fans have attended their programs.
Dr John C Fisher professor of English and coordinator of linguistic studies at State University College at Oswego has been elected a Fellow of the New York State English Council. Only 25 educators have held the honor in 21 years. He served as executive secretary 1968 1970 and helped reorganize the council into distinct presiding divisions. He has published on bilingualism transformation grammar and English education and held a 1963 64 Fulbright in Rome.
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