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Newspaper
Oswego Palladium Times
Location
Oswego, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1977
Page
2
The article reports Andy Young’s blunt Africa tour remarks and provocative comments about several leaders and nations. It notes President Carter’s cautious stance and questions whether Young will curb his outspoken style in future diplomacy concerns.
Fate debate focuses on domestic spending priorities and busing amid Carter policy scrutiny. Senate Foreign Relations Committee opens hearings on withdrawing U S ground troops from Korea with CIA chief Turner and Joint Chiefs chair Brown reporting, followed by Habib briefing. House action sets $61.33 billion spending as panels review energy, foreign aid, and Ocean Department provisions amid energy concerns.
The Oswego YMCA will run five free learn to swim lessons next week for ten year olds. Call 343-1961 to enroll. A Coast Guard report notes a 60 foot boat named Second Wind ran into trouble about two miles off Charlestown in Block Island Sound, the second such incident in a week off the southern Rhode Island coast.
President Carter argues welfare laws often cushion divided families and impede cohesion. He favors reforms to prevent breakups, supports extended tax benefits for unmarried working couples, and endorses after school programs while urging nonthreatening views on homosexuality. He also notes his wife’s diplomatic role and personal family reflections.
Egypt is viewed as a major potential market for U.S. agriculture with projected farm exports rising from 454 million in 1976 toward 650 to 700 million annually. John B. Parker Jr of USDA ERS notes increasing demand for meat poultry and other goods as Egypt’s consumption grows.
Boston based news reports Florida Citrus Commission weighing Anita Bryant's position as orange juice queen amid backlash over anti gay campaign. Conducting a marketing survey to decide whether to replace her with Arthur Fiedler or Dorothy Hamill as new symbols of sunshine juice.
Vatican ceremony crowns John Nepomucene Neumann as saint amid American Cardinal-led rites. Pope Paul VI cited him as a son of America amid a 25,000 strong St Peter's Square crowd. Neumann, born 1811 in Bohemia, served as Philadelphia bishop, expanded parochial schools, and died at 49 after healing miracles.
Lexington AP reports Melanie Dee Flynn, sister of Mets infielder Doug Flynn, is believed residing in Daytona Beach Florida. Police said missing person investigators in June 1977 identified her in Daytona Beach. car found near a large apartment complex. Det. John Bizzack stated findings led to the case being considered closed.
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