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Newspaper
Oswego Palladium Times
Location
Oswego, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1972
Page
11
The surprise pound devaluation signals a setback for monetary stability and world trade. Analysts warn it could raise British exports while raising import costs for Britons, undermining currency confidence and complicating ongoing currency reform efforts among major economies.
Reginald H. Jones, son of an English steel mill foreman, elected president and chair man of General Electric. Fred J. Borch to retire at year end after 42 years with GE. Jones had served as vice chairman since March 1 as part of the executive office.
Syracuse AP reports Dean W. Harris a former WHAM Rochester announcer supervisor 1940 1947 and a 20 year WHEN AM TV Syracuse employee was found dead Sunday in his hotel apartment. Harris also worked at WPAW AM and WWNY TV Watertown.
An old bridge vignette recalls Houdini seated East to play a three spade contract. South wins a trick with clubs and hearts while Houdini forces two tricks to vanish. A boxed ad offers the JACOBY MODERN book for $1 through the newspaper box.
Looking Backward recalls Ensign Edward N. Frawley of Fulton who stroked the champion Navy Crew to victory in an intercollegiate regatta. It also notes Oswegonian Edward Golden killed when caught between an awning and a bridge abutment near Troy and Green River.
John Lynch to represent Oswego Lodge 271 BPOE at the national convention in Portland Ore. Miss Phyllis Vant writes a perfect Plane Geometry Regent’s exam at Fulton High. A $236000 harbor dredging fund is sent to Congress to resume deepening in West Channels. Kenneth Wells chosen sheriff at Boy State session at Colgate University.
On Wednesday June 27 1962 Oswego observes the tenth anniversary with remarks by Supervisor Eben Poland at Minetto graduation exercises. Schaffer and J K win bids for a 1771000 high rise dormitory at SUCO and Fulton plans a YMCA building. Purchases include First Methodist Church and related property.
Conservative Republicans press to abolish the independent corporation proposed to run the program of legal services for the poor. Senator Gaylord Nelson and supporters argue the separate entity ensures permanency and shields the program from politics while noting 1.2 million clients served this year.
In 1475 the first English book appeared in Belgium a translation of the French History of Troy. William Caxton printed this work and later in 1477 produced the first English-printed book in England.
Rochester Gas and Electric chairman Francis E. Drake Jr. will address Sterling residents June 28 1972 at 8 p.m. in Fairhaven Elementary School to outline plans for an electric generating station. A 5 p.m. press briefing precedes the meeting at the Oswego Holiday Inn.
William T. Salisbury son of Mr and Mrs W S Salisbury 44 West Fifth Street received a Doctor of Philosophy in International Relations from Johns Hopkins University School of Advanced International Studies. He was assistant professor at the University of South Carolina in 1971 72 and will lead the undergraduate honors program next year. He researched for fifteen months in Brussels and Madrid on Spain and the Common Market during the 1960s and published a chapter on Spain's relations with the Common Market.
The Supreme Court unanimously says a state supported college may not bar the radical SDS from campus for abhorrent views. The ruling leaves lower courts to decide if SDS would follow campus rules, and whether the group can engage in political activity if they pledge to abide by regulations.
The Antarctic ice cap contains about nine-tenths of the earths ice supply and two percent of the total fresh water.
Answer to Previous Puzzle All in All ACROSS list includes Ready two words and exhausted 7 in. uc a two words for American conductor. 38 Obliterate. 41 Word of assent. 42 New charge. 45 Bitter vetch. 47 She in French. 48 Garment plural. 53 English river wood sprite. 60 Fight locales DOWN includes Chateau briand heroine. 3 Gambler's risk.
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