Emergency Plan Outlined for Nine Mile Point Accident
Oswego County residents will hear a public briefing Thursday December six at 8 p.m. in Oswego Middle School on emergency measures for Nine Mile Point while state health and civil defense officials detail five alert levels and response actions including hospital readiness and evacuation plans.
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Nine Mile Point
Oswego County
Oswego Middle School
West First St
State Health Department
State Office of Civil Defense and Natural Disaster
Frank Sayer
Oswego County Planning Board
County Health Planning Board
Niagara Mohawk Power Corp
Ecology Action
Fitzpatrick
Niagara Mohawk
New York State Power Authority
Atomic Energy Commission
Power Authority
Oswego
New York State Atomic Energy Council
AEC
Seria
Iue
Department of Heath
Bureau of Radiological Health
Commissioner of Health
Lake Ontario
Oswego City
Giant 10 Foot Knife Built by Arizona Man
Bill Farley, a 78 year old former cutler from Phoenix, started the world’s largest jack knife in 1933 and finished it in 1948. The blade measures 10 feet from tip to handle end and weighs 27 pounds. It includes a regular blade a pen blade a nail file and a cleaner.
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Phoenix, Ariz
Bill Farley
Farley
Orange slices with cocoa cinnamon garnish
Toss orange slices with cocoa and a pinch of cinnamon. Top with toasted almond slices for a light, flavorful dessert or snack accompaniment.
Aked in Tax Case Acquitted in Brief Verdict
A Buffalo attorney Harold J. Bereanaz 41 was acquitted in U S District Court on charges of willfully failing to file income tax returns for 1965 66 and 67. He testified family problems including death caused the omissions and prosecutors offered evidence of further alleged 1968 69 70 and NY state nonfilings.
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Rochester, N.Y
Buffalo
Harold J. Bereanaz
U.S. District Court
Bereanaz
New York State
Skidmore Extends Winter Recess to Save Energy
Saratoga Springs New York Skidmore College will extend its winter break by five days to conserve energy Most buildings will stay closed from noon January 26 to noon February 23 A five member energy conservation task force also recommends halting all educational travel beyond campus.
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Saratoga Springs
N.Y
Skidmore College
Pilot in crash near Scotia remains in critical condition
Edwin L. Riloff, 21, of Wynnewood, Pennsylvania, was critically injured when his small plane crashed Friday five miles west of Scotia, a Schenectady suburb. He was first treated at a local hospital and later moved to Albany Medical Center as of 2 a.m. Saturday. The aircraft went down in a field near a private airstrip.
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Ile
Schenectady
Albany Medical Center
Riloff
No Sunday Homehunting In Buffalo Real Estate
The Greater Buffalo Board of Realtors reports 250 of 278 members will stop Sunday operations starting December 9 due to energy conservation. Offices will close and open houses or presentation offers will be halted in line with federal fuel saving requests, per VP John C. Donovan.
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Nine Mile Point
Buffalo
Energy R'Sis
Greater Buffalo Board of Realtors
John C. Donovan
Donovan
Murder Charge Upheld for Inmate in 1971 Island Revolt
Justice Charles J. Gaughan denied motions to dismiss murder charges against John B. Hill and Charles Pernasasce in the 1971 revolt at Attica. Grand jury testimony allegedly shows enough evidence to proceed. Guard William Quinn was killed as the riot began, part of a crisis that left 43 dead.
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Buffalo
Attica
Charles J. Gaughan
State Supreme Court
John
B. Hill
Charles Pernasasce
Gaughan
Hill
Pernasasce
William Quinn
Funeral services for Mrs Cleora Farrell held today
Funeral services for Mrs Cleora Driscoll Farrell were conducted at 8 30 AM from Loescher Funeral Home and 9 AM at St Marys Church with Father Robert F E Hall officiating. Bearers were John Oswald Kent Oswald Richard Becker Vincent Melfi and John Dowdle. Honorary bearers included Judge Thomas M McGough Nick Savas Ted Gargan and Kirke White. Burial followed in St Pauls Cemetery with graveside prayers by Father Hall.
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Cleora
Cleo) Driscoll Farrell
Loescher
St. Mary’s Church
Robert FE Hall
John Oswald
Kent Oswald
Richard Becker
Vincent Melfi
John Dowdle
Thomas M. Mce Gough
Nick Savas
Ted Garahan
Kirke White
St. Paul's Cemetery
Father Hall
Fire alarms respond to Riggs Hall heat detector
Oswego County Fire Control reported two alarms in the area. Oswego Fire Company One and the rescue truck responded to a box alarm at Riggs Hall on the SACO campus at 1:57 a m when a heat detector activated in the incinerator room on the second floor. No fire or damage. Lt. George Smith led the run. Oswego Fire Company Three handled a car fire at East Tenth and Oneida Streets with no license plates and unknown owner. Major front-end damage noted. Deputy Chief William Clare led at the scene.
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Oswego County Fire Control
Oswego Fire Company One
Riggs Hall
Saco
George Smith
Oswego Fire Company Three
East Tenth
Oneida Sts
William Clare
Coffee Measure Defined as Two Level Tablespoons
A standard coffee measure equals two level measuring tablespoons. The statement clarifies the unit of measure used in coffee preparation and kitchen guidance.
Armed robbery reported in Granby victim loses $100
Fulton state police and the BCI investigate a 12 45 AM armed robbery in Granby. Kenneth M. Holland 22 Fulton RD 1 said a hitchhiker from Bodie’s Tavern was given a ride to Melrose Drive Fulton threatened him and took $100. Suspect described as white male. Investigating troopers Preston Martin and Doyle.
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Fulton
Kenneth M. Holland
Fulton RD 1
Granby
Melrose Drive
Holland
LD. Preston
FS Martin
BCI
JM. Doyle
Start Training Of Ambulance Corps Dec. I
Pulaski Northern Oswego County Ambulance designates December 11 and 13 for ambulance attendants drivers and dispatchers training at the new headquarters 7999 Delano Street Pulaski sessions begin at 7 30 p m all personnel must attend one meeting to learn equipment driving procedures and dispatching residents willing to volunteer should contact Mrs Clifford McKie at 298 5562 to advise availability
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Noca, Inc
Clifford McKie
Air Force sprinter Frank Murphy shines for Falicons indoor team
Air Force senior flanker Frank Murphy of Chicago competed as a sprinter on the Falicons indoor track squad, highlighting his dual athletic role and performance on the roster.
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Air Force
Frank Murphy
Chicago
Falicons
Fire damages records as Blood, Sweat and Tears perform
In Pueblo Memorial Hall a fire in the basement records storage area caused smoke and heat outside windows while Blood, Sweat and Tears performed. Asst. Fire Chief Drake said most of the 1600 attendees were unaware as the blaze burned softly for about 14 hours and was extinguished in ten minutes.
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Pueblo
Colo
Betancourt Calls for Western Overthrow of Castro Regime
Ten years ago Venezuela’s President Romulo Betancourt urged Western nations to topple Fidel Castro’s government in Havana amid Cold War tensions and regional protest.
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Romulo Betancourt
Venezuela
Fidel Castro
Advent Sermon Series Set At Grace Lutheran
Grace Lutheran will host a four week Advent sermon series starting December 2 with Holy Communion at 8:00 and 10:15. Topics include Promises, Promises, Promises from Jeremiah 33 and talks on preparation presence and Christmas in Luke and Zechariah. Radio broadcast on WSGO at 10:15 for those unable to attend.
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Grace Lutheran
WSGO
Relics from Pueblo Street Upgrade Unearthed Rails
A backhoe on a Pueblo street widening project uncovered two sets of streetcar rails believed to be nearly a century old. The rails measure 39 feet and relate to the Pueblo City Railway Co trolley system, which began as a horse drawn line in 1879 with electric cars starting in 1890.
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Pueblo, Colo
Pueblo City Railway Co
Public Grange lecture on South America slides
Pulaski Grange hosts an 8 p m public lecturer program with Mrs Mae Lugar and Miss Grace Prouty presenting and showing slides from their South America trip.
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Public Grange
Pulaski
Pulaski Grange
Mae Lugar
Grace Prouty
South America
Gen. A Thant Elected UN Secretary General in 1962
In 1962 Burma's General A Thant won the race to head the United Nations as secretary general, succeeding Dag Hammarskjold after his death. The appointment marked a pivotal moment for Burma and the UN during a period of Cold War tensions.
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Gen. A. Thant of
Burma
The
United Nations
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