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Newspaper
Oswego Palladium Times
Location
Oswego, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1972
Page
6
The piece stresses caution for drivers boaters and revelers during the Independence Day weekend. It highlights seat belts posted speed limits sober driving life jackets and avoiding alcohol with water and fireworks safety. It cautions not to rely on delays and urges safety to prevent injuries and fatalities.
The American Horse Shows Association bans abnormal doses of Vitamin B-1 after tests found excess levels in multiple show horses. AHSA chief veterinarian says high B-1 could mask forbidden drugs, highlighting ongoing tension between winning and fair play in the sport.
A reader asks if emphysema patients should visit western states at 5500 feet. Dr Lamb explains that emphysema lowers lung oxygen, so altitude exacerbates the condition. tolerance varies by severity. Advice includes medical evaluation, gradual adaptation, avoiding exertion, and recognizing cabin pressure limits for air travel. The piece notes Denver as a rough physiological threshold and mentions the Panama Canal purchase in 1902.
President Nixon announced that American troops in Vietnam will be reduced to 39,000 by September 1, fulfilling his July 1969 pledge to steadily pull out forces from Indo China. The move aims to show reduced U.S. involvement while supporting a South Vietnamese self defense and pursuing a negotiated settlement.
Hal Boyle argues that the feminist title Ms. fails to translate across cultures and languages. He notes French Spanish German terms, pronunciation issues, and the persistent gaps in rights such as pay property education and political opportunities despite the new address form. Boyle ends with a quip about being on vacation.
A devotional note cites Ephesians 2 14 asserting Christ as peace unites Jews and Gentiles and ends division. It contrasts true Christians with lukewarm members and cites Judges 7 7 about God delivering via the faithful three hundred.
Washington commentary argues that widening freedoms do not ensure justice or equality. Irving Kristol and Friedrich von Hayek are cited on the gap between liberty and merit, while Will Durant warns freedom may amplify natural inequality. The piece critiques Democratic convention reforms and notes authority is needed to achieve justice.
With the election near President Nixon faces a tug between a recovering economy and rising inflation. Strong consumer demand risks higher prices while a shift to a volunteer military raises costs and reduces defense employment, delaying unemployment gains.
Senate Democratic Leader Mike Mansfield returned to Congress after a week's absence due to illness. He said antibiotics for a urinary tract infection were ongoing and he would rest during the two week recess after Friday's session. He had left Bethesda Naval Hospital in Maryland on Wednesday.
The Palladium Times at Oswego lists subscription options with rates for 1 year 20.00 6 months 11.00 and a weekly carrier rate 0.70, along with advertising representations by Thomson Newspapers. The notice invites corrections for misreading or misstatements in news, editorials or ads.
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