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Newspaper
Palladium Times
Location
Oswego, New York, United States of America
Date
Feb 19, 2015
Page
4
Amy M. Tresidder criticizes Councilor Barlow for going to the press over Oswego's winter parking ban. The letter urges council committee discussion and a legislative amending resolution, citing frustration with policy and calls for constructive action rather than public denouncements.
Save Oswego's Historic Sites denounces an editor's presumption about the Cahill Building. The group plans to sell the site to a preservation-focused contractor and has gathered about 1,000 petition signatures. They insist only expert evaluation should decide structural soundness.
Frank Castiglia Jr. argues against spending taxpayers money on a duplication study. He cites a December vote to fund a CIB study, notes a steering committee altered the project into a poverty task force, and urges education, jobs, lower taxes, and affordable health care as solutions.
Georgie Anne Geyer recalls Arnaud de Borchgrave as a towering foreign correspondent and colorful figure who shaped Cold War to post 9/11 reporting. She highlights his battles, travels, and impact, and argues for the value of persistent daily foreign coverage over episodic freelancing.
February 19 marks key events including the 1945 Iwo Jima landing beginning Operation Detachment with 30000 Marines, Copernicus born in 1473, Gallipoli campaign early WWI actions in 1915, Roosevelt 9066 order in 1942, Cyprus independence talks in 1959, Friedan 1963 Feminine Mystique, 1984 Winter Olympics, 1997 Deng Xiaoping dies, 2008 Castro resignation, Woods 2010 confession, and Obama 2014 Ukraine truce talks plus a Betty Smith quote about seeing the world anew.
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