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Newspaper
Oswego Palladium Times
Location
Oswego, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1977
Page
6
The article argues for government funding of public projects and crediting tax incentives to attract investors. It notes President Carter's energy program prioritizes coal and estimates the shift will need billions in upfront capital, with incentives enhancing private market roles to support the transition.
A 34 year old healthy wife and mother describes a heart event with extra beats followed by hospital care. She had mitral valve removal and questions whether her recovery and dietary guidance reflect environmental causes.
The reader asks if extra heartbeats can cause rapid beating and palpitations. Advice notes avoiding caffeine and alcohol, reducing stress, and improving fitness. Recommends walking over coffee and cigarettes, and discusses fats in butter and peanut butter with focus on saturated fat and oil choices.
Oswego High School students analyze President Carter energy proposals. They oppose a 5 to 10 cent gas tax, favor tax credits for insulation and solar power, and back mandatory corporate asset reporting. They support federal funding for mass transit and local energy source exploration. Students Valentine, Wild, Cynthia, and Whitesell advocate timely action.
The Palladium Times announces subscription and advertising policies with weekly and monthly rates for various regions. Patronage and college or service member rates are listed, along with error adjustments and publication disclaimers under Associated Press guidelines.
On this date in history several events occurred across centuries. In 1789 the French Revolution began. In 1837 Queen Victoria ascended the throne after the death of William IV. In 1863 West Virginia joined the United States as the 35th state. In 1898 the United States seized Guam during the Spanish American War. The UN Security Council condemned aerial hijacking five years prior.
Saturday evening's Look Backward to School segment notes the graduation in Robinson Auditorium for class 155 Truman Proud with commencement exercises. Oswego reports strawberry market arrivals from York, prices 60 to 75 cents a quart, and Lake Ontario shoreline damage estimated at $452,600. Two Oswegonians, Lewis Lieb and Powell, are highlighted for a combined 500 graduates in the 56th annual ceremony.
In Bellville Ohio a worm business boom grows as investors like Bob Bricker claim rapid profits from breeding red hybrids and selling worm products. The piece notes others such as Darwin and Ronald Gaddie expanding worm ventures amid a wary market and hard times.
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