Congress Politics While Voters Burn
The piece critiques a veto proof perception of the 94th Congress led by Tip ONeill. It argues Democrats fiddle while energy and inflation issues fester, blaming President Ford for vetoes and inflation. It warns public perception could hurt Democrats at the polls if voters see Congress as obstructionist.
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94Th Congress
House
Thomas P
Tip” O'Neill
Massachusetts
Ford
Jerry
Congress
O’neill
Washington
Pentagon mood shifts to hard line after Vietnam defeat
As the Vietnam war ends, the Pentagon projects strength with new contingency plans and a tougher posture. Defense officials push for first strike concepts and counterforce options while public support and enlistment trends stay wary.
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Pentagon
Vietnam
Iers
It’s All Explainable Why jobless rate lags growth
Economists expect late summer growth but unemployment may stay high as firms push productivity gains, avoid overexpansion, and raise hours rather than hire. Skill gaps and uncertainty slow hiring despite improving activity. Argus Research notes skilled labor remains a constraint.
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New York
Argus Research Corp
Capitol Corridors on Jobless Rate and Recovery
Argus notes unemployment struggles from relocation limits and skill gaps as the labor force grows faster than the economy can absorb. Cyclical industries slow, dragging employment, while optimism appears in rising factory hiring and recalls. First time jobless claims dropped in May from the February high.
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Argus
Gov Carey Calls for End to Albany Session
In Albany Gov Hugh Carey urges the legislature to wrap up as the session stalls. He criticizes inaction over tax proposals and vetoes most new spending while facing weekly crises including Urban Development Corp and New York City finances.
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Albany
N.Y
Hugh Carey
Carey
Urban Development Corp
New York City
Carey Struggles to Push Program Bills in First Year
Governor Carey faces a narrow win on one consumer class action bill while dozens of other program measures stall as late introductions and a late start hinder his administration.upporters blame the dispersed legislature and internal chaos for the weak year.
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Carey
Theegislature
Adirondacks
Sudan
Teddy's Ready Not to Run for President
A dialogue captures Ted Kennedy joking about not running for president while facing persistent public doubt. He jokes about cross my heart and being coy, and contemplates future roles. The exchange touches on Chappaquiddick rumors and the pressure of national ambitions.
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Teddy
Scout
California
Middle East
Ted
Used oil disposal program launched by Continental Oil
Continental Oil Co initiates a pilot in the Minneapolis Saint Paul area inviting motorists to drop off used motor oil at local stations. A fivequart container is sold at cost to aid transport, with underground storage and later recycling. Proceeds from the oil sale benefit local cancer and heart funds.
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Continental Oil Co
The
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neapolis-St. Paul
Cancer and Heart Funds
Twin Cities
Dr Lamb Urine Is Not Medicine
Readers question urine as cure all and Dr Lamb explains sterile yet not a cure. Urine from healthy people is germ free but can carry harmful chemicals and salt. Pregnant horse urine contains a hormone used in some treatments, but urine has no infection fighting value.
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DR. Lamb
Africa
Today in History highlights from June 20 year by year
On this day in history many events are noted including Maryland's 1632 grant to Lord Baltimore, Victoria's 1837 ascent, West Virginia's 1863 admission, Alaska purchase treaty 1867, Spanish-American War seizure 1898, hot line pact 1963, Bernard Baruch’s death ten years earlier, Edward Heath replacing Wilson, and an international ocean conference opening in Caracas with 150 nations.
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Associated Press
Maryland
Lord Baltimore
Victoria
William IV
West Virginia
Union
Andrew Johnson
Alaska
Russia
United States
Soviet Union
Washington
Moscow
Bernard Baruch
New York
Edward Heath
Britain
Labor Party
Harold Wilson
Caracas
Venezuela
Palladium Times Publication Masthead and Address
The Oswego Palladium Times publishes daily except Sundays and holidays from 140 West First St Oswego New York with post office designation as second class mail matter. Consolidation of the Oswego Palladium and Oswego Times dates back to 1925. Clerk Morrison 3rd is mentioned along with advertising representatives Thomson Inc and Thomson Newspapers Inc with Des Plaines Illinois and New York addresses.
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West First St
Tax reform battles loom over investment favoring plants
Washington report notes Ways and Means discusses tax changes to spur plant investment and job creation amid political stalemate. AFL-CIO backing switches the dynamic as Treasury and Sen Bentsen push options like dividend reinvestment deferral and capital gains relief.
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House
Ways and Means
al Ullman
Senyd Bentsen
Senate Finance Committee
George Meany
Afl-Cio
Treasury
Ullman
Bentsen
Europe
Iincanon
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