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Newspaper
Palladium Times
Location
Oswego, New York, United States of America
Date
Feb 16, 2018
Page
4
A reader voices frustration at repeated thoughts and prayers after school shootings and urges lawmakers to act. The letter notes Justice Scalia's view on the Second Amendment and mocks campaign contribution requests tied to public support and votes.
An essay celebrates Lucas Warren, the Gerber spokesbaby from Georgia with Down syndrome, as a symbol of life, love, and optimism. It cites praise from Patricia Heaton on Down syndrome advocacy and urges stronger family support and inclusive programs. The piece reflects on gentler living and a “revolution of tenderness” endorsed by religious and civic voices.
Washington columnist Georgie Anne Geyer argues that US wars since 9/11 have become purposeless, endless campaigns with no clear victory. She contrasts European parades celebrating wins with a potential Trump show parade feared to celebrate losing, urging reflection on defense spending and strategic goals.
A GOP plan to replace SNAP benefits with a government delivery box draws fierce critique. Critics say it ignores varied dietary needs and households with changing addresses, risking access for 16 million recipients and harming local grocery communities while steering billions from existing benefits. The plan touted as cost cutting ignores practical delivery, customization, and market empowerment principles.
On February 16 1968 Haleyville Alabama hosted the nations first 911 emergency telephone system inauguration with Rankin Fire speaking from the mayor's office to a red phone at the police station answered by U S Rep Tom Bevill. Additional notes cover historical events from 1804 to 1959 and a Korzybski quote.
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