McEwen Doubts Nixon Fuel Plan Satisfy Public
Rep. Robert C. McEwen questions if President Nixon's emergency fuel program will ease public concerns about oil and gas sources. He cites energy demand growth, price disparities, and worries of Northern New York residents, farmers, and recreation interests. He favors minimal government rationing and prioritizes energy self sufficiency by 1980, plus more coal, geothermal, solar, and nuclear research.
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McEwen
Nixon
Washington
Robert C. McEwen
Ogdensburg
New York
New York City
Massena
Fulton
United States
Victorian Christmas Open House at Richardson-Bates House
Oswego County Historical Society hosts an open house on Tuesday December 11 from 8 to 10 p.m. featuring Oswego Chamber Singers garden club displays and period interiors. An exhibit of toy trains by Wallace F Workmaster and the animated Tocata for Toy Trains will accompany the event with toys from the Richardson Bates collections on display in the second floor galleries. The Richardson Bates House also opens December 12–15 18–23 and 26–20 from 2 to 4 30 p.m.
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Oswego
Richardson-Bates
Oswego County
Richardson
Wallace F. Workmaster
Society
Ricardson
Bates
Burglars Take Safe With $2000 From Parish Store
Burglars removed a 200 lb safe containing $2000 from the Red and White Store in Parish last night. They broke in through a rear door and wheeled the safe out on a dolly. Investigator J M Doyle and Trooper D W Barker assisted at the scene as the investigation continues.
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Parish
BCI
J.M. Doyle
Doyle
D.W. Barker
Oswego School Board Agenda Sets Tuesday Meeting
Oswego Board of Education will meet at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday at the Education Center 233 W Utica St. Edward Lisk will report on instrumental music education. The board will discuss a teacher appointment and leave of absence, a Civil Service resignation, policies on athletics admission fees, transcriptions of board sessions, and expenses from personnel interviews.
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Oswego Board of Education
Education Center
W. Utica St
Edward Lisk
Central New York School Study Council
Harriman 82 Discharged From New York Hospital
Former diplomat and New York governor W. Averell Harriman, aged 82, was discharged after a three day hospital stay for an undisclosed reason. Harriman, a wartime ambassador to the Soviet Union and negotiator of the limited nuclear test ban treaty, had been at the Harkness Pavilion of Columbia Presbyterian Medical Center.
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New York
Formr
W. Averell Harriman
Harriman
Harkness Pavillion
Columbia- Presbyterian Medical Center
Soviet Union
West Coast Jazz Concert and Morgenthau on Firing Line
Gary Foster and the Clare Vishcer Quartet perform a West Coast jazz concert on WRVO FM 89.9 at 3 p.m.Hans J Morgenthau discusses the Middle East explosion and American detente on Sundays Firing Line at 7 30 p.m. on WRVO.
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Wive
Middle East
Wrvo-Fm
Gary Foster
Clare Vishcer
Hans J. Morgenthau
Prunes Stuffed with Almonds and Cocoa Roll
A kitchen note describes stuffing each pitted prune with a whole roasted almond and 2 or 3 semi sweet chocolate bits, then rolling in instant cocoa for a finished bite.
Soviet Union Attacks Finland in 1939
In 1939 the Soviet Union launched an attack on Finland marking the start of a brutal winter conflict. Finnish defense resisted as Allied and diplomatic responses debated options while cities faced bombardment and pressure mounted at the front.
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Soviet Union
Finland
Deaths Clayton in This City
Alonzo R Clayton 95 of 15 Porter Street died today in Oswego Hospital He was the son of the late William BD and Nancy Brigeton Clayton and husband of the late Nellie Bell Clayton No calling hours Funeral services Monday Dec 3 at 1 am in the Meadows of the Church of the Resurrection Burial Rural Cemetery Cowege Arrangements by the Loescher Funeral Home
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Clayton
Alonzo R
Porter Street
Oswego Hospital
Willian BD
Nancy Bridgeton Clayton
Nellie Bell Clayton
Church of the Resurrecion
Cowege
Loescher Funeal
Arrest Youths After Burglary in Brewerton
Pulaski state police arrested three Brewerton youths at 3 am for burglary at Plaza Square Store. Aged 15, 15, and 14, they allegedly took soft drinks, were stopped at a roadblock, and the car used was recovered. They were turned over to Cicero state police. BCI Investigator J. M. Doyle led the inquiry.
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Pulaski
Brewerton
Pulaski State Police
Plaza Square
Cicero State Police
BCI
J.M. Doyle
F.M Dalton
GP. Fayle
Wednesday Club to Meet at Lacona Home
Sandy Creek The Wednesday Club will meet at the home of Mrs Kenneth Whiting Lacona on December 5 at 6 30 pm The Christmas picnic will be served and there will be a gift exchange.
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Sandy Creek
Kenneth Whiting
Lacona
SUCO Exams Rescheduled Ahead of Sunday Gas Ban
Due to a federal Sunday gasoline ban, State University College at Oswego moves all final exams from Saturday Dec 22 to Saturday Dec 15 at the same times and locations. The exam period starts Dec 17, with no other changes.
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State University College
Oswego
Henry Angle
American Red Cross First Aid Course Offered at Oswego
A two day Multi Media First Aid course hosted by the American Red Cross and led by GATX instructors will be held Sunday and Monday at Lee Hall State University College at Oswego. The schedule lists Sunday 1 pm to 5 pm. The event is open to the public and information is available from the Red Cross office.
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American Red Cross
Sportation Corporation
GATX
Lee Hall
State University College
Oswego
Red Cross
Lee White Named 32,000 Ton Ore Carrier To Launch
The H. Lee White General American Transportation Corp launches the MV Lee White, a 704 foot ore carrier of 32,000 tons, at Bay Ship Building Co in Sturgeon Bay Wisconsin. The side launch is set for 11 30 a m on Thursday with twin diesel engines and 1 000 h p bow stern thrusters. The vessel is named for a late Oswegonian.
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General American Transportation Corporation
GAT
MVH
Lee White
Th Bay Shipbuilding Company
Sturgeon Bay
Wis
Great Books Group Discusses Augustine at City Library
The Great Books Group meets tonight at 7 30 at City Library to discuss The Confessions of St Augustine. Dr Cecilia Kernan and Mrs Seward Salisbury will lead the discussion.
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Great Books
Cecilia Kernan
Seward Salisbury
Christmas Basket Applications Open at Salvation Army
Applications for Christmas food baskets are accepted at the Salvation Army 85 W Third St from Monday December 3 to Friday December 7 between 9 30 a m and 12 30 p m daily Brigadier and Mrs Harold Corbett announced today.
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Salvation Army
Third St
Harold Corbett
Advent at Congregational United Church of Christ
The first Sunday in Advent will be observed at 10 30 with Holy Communion. The sermon The Face in the Sky based on Luke 2 8 will be by Rev James O Tschudy. Greeters are Mrs Ethel Danziger and Miss Mona Mylchreest. At 3 pm Hanging of the Greens with refreshments will decorate the sanctuary. Evning Circle meets Monday at Anita Keefe 88 East Street for its December meeting.
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United Church of Christ
James O 'Tschudy
Ethel Danziger
Mona Mylchreest
Efevning Circle
Anita Keefe
E. Sth
Unishops Files Chapter Eleven Bankruptcy Petition
New York based Unishops Inc a chain with over 200 million in yearly sales filed for an arrangement with creditors under Chapter XI. As of September 30 1973 assets totaled about 77 million with 31 million in inventories and fixed assets liabilities reached 82 million. The move follows losses in 1972 and early 1973 causing credit limits and slower merchandise deliveries. Unishops operates 31 discount department stores 37 specialty shops and 281 leased departments nationwide. The petition covers only the parent. subsidiaries including Unishops of Clarkins White Department Stores Unishops of Modell's Goldfine's J Z Sales Perry's Shoes Uniquip and Nescott will operate under court supervision but under Unishops control.
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New York
Whites Unishops
Unishops of Clarkins, Inc
White Department Stores, Inc
Unishops of Modell's
Funeral services for Mrs Anna F Fitzsimmons
Funeral services for Mrs. Anna F. Fitzsimmons were held this morning from Dain Funeral Home at 10 am and 10 30 at St. Marys Church. Rev Robert FE Hall celebrated a mass of resurrection. Burial will be in Hillside Cemetery Scriba.
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Anna F. Fitzsimmons
Dain Funeral Home
St. Mary's Church
Robert FE Hall
Hillside
Scriba
Man Pinned By Car Two Days In Deep Ravine
Austin resident William G. Gray, 32, was found after two days trapped in his wrecked car in a ravine ten miles west of the city. Cold temperatures and gasoline dripping on him caused chemical burns. Gray was in fair condition at a hospital.
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Austin
Tex
William G. Gray
Gray
Alaskan Athabascan Thompson to be sworn as Commissioner
Mor ris Thompson 34 an Athabascan Indian from Alaska will be sworn in as U S Commissioner of Indian Affairs Monday after winning Senate confirmation Wednesday. He will take the oath from Interior Secretary Rogers C Morton. Thompson has served as area director of the Bureau of Indian Affairs in Juneau for two years. The post has been vacant since January when Louis R Bruce resigned after criticism over militants occupying the BIA headquarters.
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Washington
Morris Thompson
U.S
Obituary for Alonzo R. Clayton 95 of Oswego
Alonzo R. Clayton 95 of 15 Porter St. died early today in Oswego Hospital. Born November 25 1878 in Swan Quarter North Carolina he was a son of William D. and Nancy Bridgeman Clayton. Survived by a daughter two sons a sister 23 grandchildren 69 great grandchildren and one great great grandchild. Funeral Monday December 3 at Meade Memorial Chapel Church of the Resurrection Rural Cemetery Loescher Funeral Home arranging.
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Alonzo R. Clayton
Porter St
Oswego Hospital
Swan Quarter
N. C
William D
Nancy Bridgeman Clayton
Nettie Bell
Clayton
Church of the Resurrection
Operating Engineers Local 545
Days of Veterans of Foreign Wars
Mr. Clayton
Louis J
Henryett) Deary
Frederick Clayton
Minetto
J. Munroe Clayton
Mattydale
Alonzo W. Clayton
George
Meade Memorial Chapel
Rural Cemetery
Oswego
Loescher Funeral Home
Obituary of Mrs Sade R Peters of Pulaski
Mrs Sade R Peters 80 of 7411 Bridge St died this morning at home. Born April 21 1893 in Wessington Springs SD she taught in Pulaski for 17 years and owned a Fernwood grocery from 1932 to 1945. Survived by husband Clarence A Peters two sisters calling hours tonight and Sunday with services Monday at 2 p.m. Burial in South Richland Cemetery.
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Pulaski
Sade R. Peters
Bridge St
Wessington Springs
South Dakota
Edgerton
Sarah Grant Reynolds
Fernwood
Clarence A. Peters
Fernwood United Methodist Church
WCTU
WSCS
Man Escapes Injury After Car Hits Freight Train
Robert J. Baker of 268 West Fourth St. escaped injury when his car struck the side of a Penn Central freight train as it crossed East First Street at 11 35 a m. Baker was southbound on Fast First Street and said sun glare blinded him. Patrolmen Peter Grain and Jack Zeller Jr investigated.
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Robert J. Baker
West Fourth St
Penn-Central
East First St
Baker
First St
Peter Grain
Jack Zeller Jr
City Officials See Salary Corrections Issued
Correction shows city engineer salary rising from 17900 to 22000 and city attorney rising from 7000 to 10000 as reported in Friday night edition.
Pastoral Letter Explains New Episcopal Marriage Canons
The Diocese of Central New York will read a pastoral letter on Sunday December 2 explaining the Episcopal Churchs new marriage and remarriage canons effective November 1. Bishop Ned Cole notes the changes do not alter church teaching but address spiritual death in failed unions. The letter urges longer pre marital counseling and possible ecumenical counseling collaborations.
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Central
New York
Ned Cole
Cole
Episcopal Church
Former UN chief U Thant undergoes tumor surgery
Former United Nations Secretary General U Thant, 64, underwent surgery November 13 to remove a benign facial tumor. The retired Burmese diplomat is recovering at home in Harrison, New York, and his condition Friday was described as good.
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U. N
United Nations, N.Y
United Nations
U Thant
Newark Presbyterian Medical Center
Harrison
N. Y
WWI Veterans Gather With Auxiliary Monday at Legion Home
WWI veterans and auxiliary members will meet at the Salmon River Barracks 149 auxiliary, and at the Legion Home on Monday. A Christmas picnic supper is planned for 6 30 p m with attendees invited to celebrate the holiday together.
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WWI
Salmon River Barracks
Auxiliary of
Legion Home
OES Meeting Tuesday at Harwood Masonic Temple
The OES group Sandy Creek Lake Ontario OFS will meet Tuesday at 8 am at the Masonic Temple on Harwood Drive. Mrs Marshall Roberts will present slides of Germany.
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OES
Sandy Creek
Lake Ontario
OFS
Masonic Temple
Harwood Drive
Marshall Roberts
Germany
Oswego Police Arrests For Petit Larceny And Marijuana
Oswego city police arrested a 17 year old girl Friday evening on criminal possession of a controlled substance in the sixth degree after a family dispute call. She was arraigned, remanded to jail on 1000 bail. Separately a 19 year old man was taken into custody for petit larceny at W T Grant Store and released for city court later. Two SUCO students were charged with petit larceny after shoplifting at Weston Store. Adrian Cave and Lorraine Phillips released on appearance tickets for items totaling about 14.97.
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Oswego
Oswego County
George C. Nettles
James Benson
Neil D. Rotman
Seneca Hall
SUCO
W. T. Grant
Rotman
Adrian L. Cave
Hart Hall
Lorraine L. Phillips
Emery St
Fulton
Weston
Cave
Ms. Phillips
VA Office At SUCO Extends Evening Hours For Veterans
The Veterans Affairs Office at State University College at Oswego offers evening hours Mondays and Wednesdays until 7 p.m. and is open 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. weekdays. Located in 602 Cullin Hall, the office assists veterans with VA educational benefits and GI Bill information. Director Charles J. Coward leads the office with eight outreach workers: Jim Van Epps, John Giford, John Parkhurst, Paul Kenyon, Gary Stormer, Brian Campbell, Ray Hantsch, and Bill Finch.
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Veterans’ Affairs
State University College At
Oswego
Veterans Administration
Cullin Hall
Veterans’ Affairs Office
Orsivego
Charles J. Coward
Aviale
Jim van Epps
John Giford
John Parkhurst
Paul Kenyon
Gary Stormer
Brian Campbell
Ray Hantsch
Bill Finch
Pedestrian Struck By Car Injures at West First and Bridge
Florence France, 35, of 139 East Eighth Street, suffered a cut to the left eye and hip pain after a car pedestrian collision at West First and Bridge Streets at 5 40 p m Friday She was taken to Oswego Hospital Burt L Taylor 69 of 69 Erie Street the driver said he yielded to an oncoming car and failed to see France until she appeared in his path He applied brakes but could not avoid the impact Patrolman Peter Griffin investigated.
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Florence France
East Eighth St
West First and
Bridge Sts
Oswego Hospital
Burt L. Taylor
Erie St
France
Patro
Peter Griffin
State Board Values Nixon Estate at 1.5 Million in California
The California Board of Equalization set the market value of President Nixon's San Clemente estate at 1.5 million dollars, 130000 higher than the county assessment. Orange County officials requested the study amid a dispute over underassessment. A Monday hearing will address Supervisor Robert Battin's request to review County Assessor Jack Vallerga's valuation. Nixon has said he paid 1.5 million for the Western White House.
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Santa Ana
Calif
State Board of Equalization
Nixon
San Clemente
Orange County
Ronald Caspers
Board of Supervisors
State Board
Robert Battin
County Assessment Appeals Board
Jack Vallerga
White House
Five Steel Firms Plan 6.5 Percent Price Hikes Across Products
Pittsburgh based report says Bethlehem, Republic, Inland, and four other major producers followed U.S. Steel in proposing a 6.5 percent rise on mill products. Increases target materials cost and labor expenses and require Cost of Living Council approval with most changes set for January.
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Pittsburgh, Pa
U.S. Steel Corp
Bethlehem, Republic
Inland
U.S. Steel
Cost of Living Council
Bombers Strike Rangoon Front in Burma War
In 1942 World War II era, United States bombers attacked Japanese forces holding Rangoon Burma as Allied operations continued in Southeast Asia.
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United States
Rangoon
Burma
Oswego High School Recreational Schedule Announced
Oswego High School releases weekly plan by Joseph R. Wilber. Monday gym open for men and pool for families 7 to 9 p.m. Tuesday gym closed, pool for families 7 to 9. Wednesday gym for women 7 to 9, pool unavailable. Thursday pool for families 7 to 9 with no gym. Grade 5 and under must be accompanied by an adult.
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Oswego High School
Joseph R. Wilber
Third Man To Walk on Moon Leaves Agency
Charles Conrad Jr the third man to walk on the moon retires from NASA to become vice president of the American Television Communications Corp in Denver. The 43 year old four time space veteran leaves February 1 1974 after commanding Apollo 12 and Skylab 1 missions in 1969 and 1973.
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Conrad
Orbiting Laboratory
Americans and Higuchi Lead Japan Women’s Classic Tie
In Chiba Japan Donna Caponi and Japan’s Hisako Higuchi tied for the lead at two under par 70 in round two of the Japan Women’s Golf Classic. Jan Ferraris and Ukiko Toriyama fade to one under par 143, while Clifford Ann Creed and Jane Blalock sit two and one half strokes back. Kathy Cornelius carded a 69 the day’s best yet remains five strokes behind the pace.
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Chiba
Japan
Donna Caponioung
Hisako “Chako” Higuchi
Jan Ferraris
Ukiko Toriyama
Sateurday
Mrs. Young
Miss Higuchi
Suneday
Clifford Ann Creed
Sodegaura Country Club
Jane Blalock
Sally Little
Marelene Haege
Sandra Post
Kathy Cornelius
Vending machine offers three cent candy bars at 15 cents
A promotional note touts a vending machine selling top quality three cent candy bars for 15 cents, implying strong value for customers. The line also hints at social commentary about marriage and support in the background.
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