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Newspaper
Oswego Palladium Times
Location
Oswego, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1977
Page
6
The piece argues for locating a new Public Safety building in downtown to sustain traffic, vitality, and business in the central city. It cites Syracuse as a cautionary example and weighs jail farm and rail farm options against riverfront access and highway convenience while warning against unnecessary downtown disruption.
The piece argues FTC rules should not permit calling jewelry under 10 karat gold simply “gold” and warns that low karat alloys tarnish and corrode. It suggests labeling truthfully and preferring a term like near-gold, while criticizing fine print warnings as alchemy.
Reader asks Dr Lamb for a protein plan for a 30 something woman aiming to lose 15 pounds. Seeks a daily protein target and chart guidance to guide intake rather than calorie counts, noting interest in practical grams per day for weight loss and general health.
Mixed 1940s Oswego Palladium Times page contains newspaper rates and publication notes, editorial boilerplate, a health article fragment on protein needs, and brief “Today in history” items citing Rubens birth, Patrick Henry, Tahiti, and Trieste incidents. It combines postal info, carrier prices, and historical notes with stray OCR text.
Washington observers debate keeping or eliminating the penny amid rising production costs. Economists warn 0.67 cent cost per coin may exceed its value by 1982, with a new mint needed to meet demand and a possible two cent alternative to ease prices and taxes. Public sentiment centers on the penny as a store of value and cultural icon.
In San Francisco a row over protecting coast redwoods grows as officials weigh doubling park size beyond 58,000 acres. Eureka faces economic strain from timber cutbacks while unemployment runs high and the Redwoods League pushes to expand conservation amid industry pressure.
A caller requests the return of a brand new bicycle after reporting it to the station. The message states the bicycle was not returned and asks for action, noting the station is handling the matter and seeking resolution.
Looking Backward recalls East Bridge and East Second Streets mentions a letter from Rev. Samuel Cavert of the Federal Council of Churches to Ruth Twila Lytton of Lawrence College. It notes Cavert’s Oswego visits, his brother Rev. Walter Cavert, best man at his wedding, and family ties across churches. Also references a 1962 Father and Son Enterprises game, a Copeland family trip, and a July cottage reunion at Lake Louise Virginia.
Business Mirror covers U S Taiwan investment doubts amid diplomatic ambiguity. Chen from Republic of China speaks in Dallas on U S recognition and mainland China. executives worry about losing security of investment as Taiwan seeks more funding and trade partners.
A reader relays experiences with a stray cat, food, and neutering costs. The letter discusses animal care, pet ownership, and finances, then shifts to public transit options to Nine Mile 2, praising a daily Centro’s Mile service while noting patronage and accessibility concerns. The writer also mentions a transit convenience debate and ends with a withheld remark.
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