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Newspaper
Oswego Palladium Times
Location
Oswego, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1973
Page
6
A 15 year debate over pornography receives renewed scrutiny as the Supreme Court issues new guidelines. The 5 to 4 decision prompts concerns of retrogression and future legal challenges while affirming First Amendment protections for vigorous political debate.
In a reader Q and A Dr. Lamb explains that undescended testicles require early treatment, that fertility depends on proper testicle location, and that males can still have sex drive. He also addresses whether polio or paraplegia is inherited, noting polio is not inherited and paraplegia is due to spinal injury, with guidance to send questions and order a booklet.
On this day in 1939 the first commercial US to Europe flight the Dixie Clipper landed in Lisbon Portugal. Other events noted include Rubens born in 1577 Shakespeare's Globe theatre fire in 1613 Paderewski death in 1941 and Vietnam air raids of 1966.
The piece recalls Nixon's 1968 call for balance between legality and conscience and cites a White House culture of favors and lavish spending aimed at pleasing the President. It notes Watergate era arrogance, Dean and Ehrlichman anecdotes, and a habit of masking consequences with briefings and cover ups.
The estate of Elizabeth DeAngeles Shepard of New Haven will pay a transfer tax of 370064.45, the largest in Oswego County history and among the biggest paid to the state in Central New York. Independence Day events in Oswego will be quiet with no parade or public celebration.
Twenty five years ago on Tuesday June 29 1948 Oswego Hospital applied for U S aid of 230000 for an expansion program. Warren Kessler planned a 45000 garage. Construction of a new building on West Second Street would start at once. Charles G Goldstein became president of the Rotary Club taking the gavel from James Lally.
New York AP report quotes a movie theater usherette voicing fatigue with frequent remarks from patrons. The anecdotes include flirtatious lines, requests for seating, cigars, popcorn runs, and awkward come ons as listeners react to a full moon and screens.
Angelo Godici appointed to direct municipal recreation in Fulton for the summer months. The announcement indicates focus on programs and facilities during the season. Obituaries: Mrs. Edmund Lucas and John J. Newberry listed among recent deaths. In a school consolidation vote turnout was low with 648 in favor and 325 opposed in the unofficial tally.
Washington observers say Nixon may ride out Watergate pressures as Ervin hearings confuse the public. Support from aides Melvin Laird and Bryce Harlow and renewed focus on the economy strengthen the President. Some GOP sources expect impeachment talks to fade if he stabilizes the situation and remains in office.
Albany AP reports a drawn out scramble over a statewide welfare data system. The Social Services Department leads multiple entries including a Monroe County takeover and a planned bid to link New York City's program, with Perot linked funds and a $1 million task force seeking a nationwide operation. The issue splits lawmakers over state control versus local administration.
The Persian ruler Fath Ali Shah, in power from 1797 to 1834, is credited with fathering 714 children, including 560 daughters and 154 sons, according to the historical notice.
A biblical passage from Isaiah 12 1 6 highlights praise for God’s salvation and comfort. It calls believers to trust, sing, and announce the Lord’s wondrous deeds and mighty holiness. The text emphasizes joyful recognition of God living among his people.
Oswego Palladium Times lists post office entry, second class mail, carrier and home delivery pricing, and rates for Oswego Wayne Northern Cayuga Co. areas. It notes carrier routes at 70 cents weekly, single copies 15 cents, and prepaid ads rates with time-based scales. The notice includes advertising representatives Thomson Newspapers Inc in Des Plaines and New York offices, and AP membership language.
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