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Newspaper
Oswego Palladium Times
Location
Oswego, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1977
Page
6
The House passed a Hatch Act rewrite 244 to 164 to let federal employees engage in campaigns and fundraising with AFL-CIO support and backing from President Carter. Critics say the plan risks coercion of workers and politicizes federal service, urging Senate rejection and removal to its origin.
A radiologist in Skokie Illinois won an $8000 countersuit after a patient sought $250000 for allegedly missed tennis injury diagnosis. Similar wins followed in Montana Missouri. An orthopedic surgeon in Vero Beach Florida was awarded $175000 in a countersuit after a patient claimed a too long steel rod.
Dear reader, you show classic signs of vitamin B12 deficiency affecting nerves and balance. The doctor explains B12 is essential for cellular function and nerve health, notes that folic acid alone won t prevent anemia, and outlines why injections ensure B12 reaches the bloodstream. Maintain a balanced diet and use standard daily vitamins if chosen.
A concise history snapshot for June 25 recalling Virginia’s ratification of the U S Constitution in 1788 Napoleon’s farewell before St Helena exile in 1815 Custers forces fell at Little Bighorn in 1876 Belleau Wood combat in 1918 relief rolls in 1934 and Kennedy’s 1961 administration reorganization efforts.
The Palladium Times announces home delivery and mail rates with yearly and half yearly options. Readers are urged to report errors promptly. Associated Press content is credited as local news.
Washington remembers a humane exit from office as the Wilsons moved into 2340 S Street NW in 1921. Woodrow Wilson, wheelchair bound, lived there with 10 000 books and was greeted by crowds on Armistice Days. After his death in 1924 the house stayed with his widow until gifting it to the National Trust. The aging memorial now stands largely as memory, awaiting obscurity.
Inflation fighters gain hope as food futures drop and wholesale prices rise slows. Citibank and Morgan Guaranty cut or held rates, influenced by Bert Lance's restraint plea. Analysts foresee moderating inflation to about 5.5 percent in H2, with potential stock market gains.
A fifty year lookback recounts Oswego events June 25 1927 including Lillian Gish in Scarlet Letter debuting at 10 cents, high school teacher Marion Mahar preparing a six week Edinburgh course, and a 75 to 100 person Metropolis weekend trip from Oswego. Also notes a 1952 thirty year recap and 1967 items such as golf feats, travel plans, civic posts, and scholarship awards at local institutions.
A Washington column argues that blind trusts fail to hide beneficiaries’ influence in government. It notes Senate hearings on stronger disclosure, irrevocable trust limits, trustee sanctions, and turnover rules. Examples include Vance Califano and Blumenthal, with Andrus as the lone cabinet member pushing real turnover.
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