Oswego Board weighs president race amid budget strain
Oswego Board of Education prepares for its organizational meeting to elect a president for 1975 76 a choice with major fiscal implications. Monsignor Francis J Furfaro seeks the post claiming broad support while negotiations with the OCTA stall amid concerns over confidentiality and taxpayer costs.
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Oswego Board of Education
Msgr
Francis J. Furfaro
Chancery
Syracuse
Joseph Dehm
Oswego Classroom Teachers Association
OCTA
The President as Candidate in 1976 Ford’s early campaign path and doubts
Ford became the first current candidate to enter the 1976 race after promising not to seek the office. Allies say he campaigns by his own mold and aims to show voters he serves the people, not the government. Analysts doubt broad appeal, citing independent voters and working-class concerns.
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Washington
NEA
Gerald Ford
Ford
Republican Committee
Exle
Clare Booth Luce
Luce
GOP
Ullman
Congress
Dr. Kissinger
White House
National Security Council
Centra
Mr. Ford
A Childish Act Vandalism at Education Center
Thursday morning the Education Center conference room was vandalized with broken ashtrays, books, a wall clock, water spills from a bucket, and a shattered coke machine. No money was stolen. Community leaders call it a senseless act reflecting youth frustration and budget strains.
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Education Center
National Union to Shah plans outrageous show of gratitude
An outlandish US op ed piece imagines the National Union to Shah planning a trip to Iran to present an autographed photo and push for oil price hikes. The author mocks extreme gratitude while proposing absurd gifts and even violence as returns for Iran's aid.
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Iran
Peden
United
National Union
Shah
Elwood Sandune
NUTS
Ron
Knox
Sandune
Czechoslovakia
Africa
Latin America
Southeast Asia
Oswego Palladium-Times Consolidation History
The Palladium-Times, Oswego New York daily newspaper, outlines its consolidation history as the merger of the Oswego Palladium (1819) and the Oswego Times (1845) with publisher Clark Morrison III. It lists advertising representatives Thomson Inc. and Thomson Newspapers, and notes editorial corrections policy with Associated Press news rights.
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Sy N.Y
Oswego Palladium
The
Oswego Times
Clark Morrison
Thomson , Inc
Des Plaines Ave
Des Plaines, Ill
Thomson Newspapers, Inc
Rockefeller Plaza
New York
N.Y
Associated Press
Palladium-Times
This Day In History June 27 1975 Highlights
June 27 marks events from 1950 Truman order to aid Korea to Kennedy’s 1963 Ireland visit, plus Nixon summit in Moscow and later Asian and European notes. Births include Bob Keeshan. The Bicentennial note recalls Congress authorization for possible Canada invasion.
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Harry Truman
U.S. Air Force
Navy
South Korea
Bob Keesham
Juan Trippe
Ema
Mencken
Continental Congress
Philadelphia
Canada
Energy crisis traps House in slow decline
Washington reports warn the House faces a stagnating energy debate as Al Ullman and colleagues resist hard fixes. Oil supply falls, OPEC prices rise, and leaders fear bipartisan courage is scarce while reform waits.
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Washington
House
Ways and
al Ullman
Senate
Ullman
William Frenzel
Congress
Walter Ayy
OPEC
Ford's uncertain foreign policy blurs path after Cambodia
Ray Cromley argues President Ford and Secretary Kissinger fail to redefine U.S. commitments amid Arab oil shocks and Soviet buildup. He says detente remains vague, Congress blocks action, and Ford must personally command policy with clear goals on Formosa Asia and Latin America.
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Washington
NEA
Ford
Kissinger
Cambodia
Loos
Mr. F
Rage Sen
Ess
Mr. Ford
Formosa
Thailand
South Korea
Bangladesh
Laos
Vietnam
Philippines
Latin America
Alliance For Progress
McEwen Delivers Address From Washington Office
Hon. Robert C. McEwen presents remarks from his House office in Washington D C outlining legislative priorities and upcoming committee actions. The brief note highlights his role within the party and focus on national policy issues.
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Robert C. McEwen
Washington, D.C
Merit selection for New York judges proposed by league
The Oswego Valley League of Women Voters argues against party driven judicial elections and promotes merit selection. Citing Colorado’s model since 1966, the column asserts merit systems improve judge quality, reduce political influence, and boost court image, urging adoption in New York.
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League of Women Voters
New York
Colorado
American Judicature Society
Act
Bar
The
Oswego Valley League of Women Voters
Weight control and dieting guidance for teens
A 16 year old asks if she should eat what she wants to regain weight after a recent loss. The expert cautions against extreme dieting, stresses minimum daily energy for development, and promotes a balanced diet and exercise rather than starvation. It notes risks of severe restriction and suggests consulting The Health Letter for guidance. Oil price rise discussion follows, with U S Treasury refuting OPEC price hike arguments and attributing increases to cartel actions.
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DR. Lamb
P.O
Radio City
New York
N.Y
OPEC
Ford Administration
U.S. Treasury Department
Treasury Department
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Monsignor Farfaro
Monsignor
Furfaro
Ralph Novak
U.S
Rolls-Royce
Sonny
Cher
the Palladium-Times
West First St. Oswego
Joseph and
Hyrum Smith
Cae
Bri Young
of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints
Boston
New York Stock Exchange
FBI
Athens
Greece
John Kennedy
Ireland
South Africa
United States
Richard Nixon
Moscow
Leonid Brezhnev
Charles Bartlett
O'Neill
Kennedy
Ray Cromley
Jacob K. Javits
James F. Buckley
H. Douglas Barclay
Pulaski, N.Y
John R. Zagame
Oswego
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