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Newspaper
Oswego Palladium Times
Location
Oswego, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1976
Page
6
A small meeting of bureaucrats researchers and businessmen reveals how regulators and industry view pollution and safety. Participants urge cross disciplinary collaboration to balance legitimate viewpoints and craft practical compromises rather than rigid enforcement.
A reader asks Dr. Lamb about lactose free milk and whether lactose can be split into glucose and galactose to aid those with lactose intolerance. The note requests information on available low lactose or lactose free dairy options and methods to process milk to remove or reduce lactose.
The Palladium Times publishes rates for home delivery and single copies with regional pricing and holiday adjustments. A mixed ad and letters column discusses digestion enzymes, lactose content, soy milk, and dairy processing claims, including SugarLo Company offerings and health notes.
Charles Bartlett reports Ford backers in Washington say they remain seven votes short of the 1130 needed to clinch the nomination. They cite West Virginia’s 22-vote delivery as proof breakthroughs are overlooked. Reaganites show minor gains while Ford aides travel, courting press attention and public visibility amid a tight race.
The Market remains largely unchanged as bulls and bears offer over a hundred reasons for future moves, yet the Dow Jones average hovers near 1000 and forecasters compete with theories. Overseas votes loom as Americans abroad gain easier presidential ballot access, with Republicans targeting 1.2 million expatriates.
A columnist surveys reform bills from term limits to income disclosure, noting many proposals lack support from incumbents. He highlights Peter Peyser's chairmanship term limits and Ribicoff's financial disclosure bill, then laments the likely demise of reforms as incumbents protect their seats. The piece ends with low voter turnout in a recent primary.
Retailers expand magazine sales in grocery aisles with Trends from Progressive Grocer locating annual outlets at $455 million. Retailers see profit in nonfood items as racks offer backstock relief and attract customers.
Budapest reports a government hiring ban on white collar workers across ministries councils and state institutions. The decree requires ministerial permission to hire new accountants or drafts, with stiff penalties for noncompliance as labor reserves shrink.
Congress may vote this summer on a Health bill to establish short areas and expand general medical practice. A Senate committee approved similar language earlier, with federal action expected to address shortages of family practice doctors in underserved regions.
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