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Newspaper
Palladium Times
Location
Oswego, New York, United States of America
Date
May 26, 2016
Page
4
Linda and Frank Tyrrell of Harbor Towne Gifts and Souvenirs commend Oswego Police Department and enforcement personnel for a well patrolled May 6 Bridge Street Run. They note careful supervision prevented abuse and vandalism while allowing a good time for participants.
A reader argues a 4.8 percent library tax rise is too large, noting the Oswego School District cut jobs and programs. The library seeks $1.3 million more while 66 000 users exist, suggesting many contribute without proportional use. The letter urges a user fee for users who benefit.
In a Baltimore case tied to Freddie Gray’s 2015 death, Judge Barry Williams acquitted Officer Edward Nero after prosecutors argued that he and other officers acted without probable cause. The ruling highlighted the limits of indictments and the burden of proof beyond reasonable doubt in complex police conduct cases.
Georgie Anne Geyer argues that Austria’s near upset by Norbert Hofer signals a wider rise of illiberal populism across Europe and echoes trends in the United States with Donald Trump. She cites refugee fears, immigration backlash, and the white working class feeling left behind as core drivers, urging attention to globalization’s labor-displacement impacts.
On May 26 events include Martin Luther ban by the Edict of Worms in 1521, Andrew Johnson acquitted in 1868, Actors Equity formed in 1913, Dunkirk evacuation in 1940, Betsy Ross house donation in 1951, and Patriot Act extension in 2011. Also notes Apollo 10 return in 1969 and Nixon Brezhnev treaty signing in 1972. President Obama signed the Patriot Act extension in 2011 in France.
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