Scriba Community Notes Reflect Voter Strains and Local Grants
Scriba residents comment on turnout after a busy election despite weather. Town budget meetings, salary raises, and communications gaps are discussed along with requests for a 50 mph speed limit, lighting fixes, and a new Fire Prevention Code. Donations for Christmas baskets, fire department news, and Heart Fund plans are included with local notices and births.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ly Sam
Joanne Berman
Board of Elections
District 2
Scriba
Association of Towns
New York City
Fun City
Central Park
Water Commission
Laird
Seneca Hill
Als
Fire Prevention Bureau
Seriba
Emma Powers
Leona Corey
Scriba Town Hall
Scriba Volunteer Fire Department
Brush
Kilecks Corners
Cat
Cvi'dren
Richard
Jean H'bbert
Ecriba
Nor’ Road
Charles
Ketheen Rinaldo
Jason Char'es
Charles Rinaldo Sr
Samuel Lazzaro
Clifford Irving Paroled After Fraud Biography Case
The U S Parole Board grants parole starting February 14 to Clifford Irving the writer convicted of conspiring to defraud a publisher with a fake Howard Hughes biography. Irving will have served about 18 months of a 24 year sentence and is jailed at Danbury Connecticut after transfer from Allenwood Pennsylvania.
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Allenwood
New York
McGraw Hill Publishing Co
Irving
Hughes
Today In History December First 1973 Highlights
Notable events marked on this date include the 1918 union forming Yugoslavia by Serbs Croats and Slovenes. The 1824 election moved to the House of Representatives after a four man deadlock. Other items cover banking innovations in 1909 a Chicago school fire in 1958 and civil rights push in 1968.
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Associated Press
Yugoslavia
U. S
House of Representatives
John Quincy Adams
Andrew Jackson
William Crawford
Henry Clay
Carlisle
Congress
White House
Chicago
Irish Republican Army
Dublin
Mary Martin
Woody Allen
Philemon
B.C
Former Syracuse Chief OConnor Interviewed for Newburgh Police Post
Former Syracuse Police Chief John OConnor who lost the mayoral bid in November was interviewed for the Newburgh police commissioner job. WHEN radio staff reported officials from Newburgh visited Syracuse to confer with him. He said he is listening to the offer but will not commit, amid several job offers since the mayoral election. The post pays $20000 annually.
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Syracse
N.Y
Syracuse
John O'Connor
Newburgh
O'Connor
Lee Alexander
Third Grade Welcomes Special Pet Skunk Visitor
Frederick Leighton School Miss Mary Jo Krakczyk class enjoyed a visit by Christopher the skunk, arranged through the Leighton School Media Center and ROCES. Students engaged in activities across subjects and wished the visit lasted longer with pictured students Ann Schrader Norman Manor Bobby Wallace Donald Bateman Brenda Palmitesso Vickie Hoan Mike Hammil Allan Leavens JeAnne Dashner.
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Mary Jo Krakczyk
Frederick Leighton School
Christopher
Leighton School
Ann Schrader
Norman Manor
Bobby Wallace
Donald Bateman
Brenda Palmitesso
Vickie Hoan
Mike Hammil
Allan Leavens
JeAnne Dashner
Possible New Prostaglandin Breast Cancer Treatment
A New York State professor proposes prostaglandins as a potential breast cancer therapy. Dr. Herbert I. Jacobson of Albany Medical College says synthesized prostaglandins may block estrogen use in cancer cells, with rabbit and rat studies showing tumor shrinkage in some cases. Further research could aid estrogen dependent breast cancers.
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Santa Monica
New York State
Herbert I. Jacobson
Albany Medical College
Jacobson
Intra-Science Research Foundation
Herd
Damon Runyon
Dessert Sauce with Brandy Drizzle
Dissolve 1 teaspoon coffee powder in hot water. Stir into fudge topping. Keep warm in a chafing dish. Stir in brandy just before serving. Spoon over vanilla or chocolate ice cream and garnish with roasted slivered almonds.
Paul St. John pleads innocent in Essex County shooting case
Paul St. John 54 pleaded innocent in Essex County Court to charges including attempted murder and first degree assault after a shooting left a State Police officer paralyzed. He was arraigned before Judge Daniel Manning and remanded to Essex County Jail without bail.
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Ticonderoga
N.Y
Paul St. John
Essex County
St. John
Daniel Manning
IRS Tax Questions Clarify Dependents and Deductions
This IRS field column answers common tax questions. It explains that a service member may claim exemptions for a dependent mother and sister if the allotment provides more than half their support, and notes that auto license fees are generally not deductible unless tied to vehicle value as a personal property tax. It also covers deductible travel for a church convention delegate, specifying allowed unreimbursed travel and lodging expenses and excluding personal costs for the delegate’s family.
Nutritious Banana Snack with Chocolate and Almonds
Cut firm ripe bananas into lunch chunks and dip into melted semi sweet chocolate. Sprinkle with slivered almonds and chill on parchment until firm.
1975 USGA Women's Open at Atlantic City Country Club
The 1975 USGA Girls Open championship is listed for the Atlantic City Country Club in Northfield New Jersey. The event details include the venue and location for this major national golf championship.
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Atlantic City
Northfield
New Motor Vehicles Commissioner Named in Albany
Gov. Rockefeller appointed Arnold Fisher Madison County clerk and county Republican chairman as New York motor vehicles commissioner. The move followed the resignation of Vincent L. Tofany who left the post after being elected president of the National Safety Council.
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Albany
N. Y
Arnold Fisher
Madison
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Vincent L. Tofany
Tofany
National Safety Council
Salmon River Hockey Group to Meet Monday
The Salmon River Hockey Association will meet Monday, Dec. 3, at 8 p.m. at Irv's Barber Shop on North Main Street. A Christmas ham contest runs through the season. Earl Red Lewis won the Thanksgiving turkey award. Youth ages 5 to 18 may join by signing up at Merchants Bank Lacona or the soon to open Northern Sport Shop in Sandy Creek.
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Sandy Creek
Salmon River Hockey Association
Irv
North Main Street
Earl Red Lewis
Merchants Bank
Lacona
Northern Sport
Rick Kimball
Cat Wallace
Fank Arquette
Fire at Taiyo Department Store Kills At Least 100 In Kumamoto
Firemen comb the smoldering Taiyo department store ruins in Kumamoto Japan for more victims after a blaze killed at least 100. Sixty nine injured include many who helped fight the fire. Bodies of 99 shoppers and employees were found within hours and one more was later recovered. among the dead 70 were female and 28 male. Officials probe the fire’s origin.
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Kumamoto
Japan
Taiyo
Battle of Franklin remembered in Civil War history
In 1864 the Battle of Franklin Tennessee stood as one of the war’s bloodiest conflicts, marking a pivotal clash that shaped subsequent military actions and regional memory. Local accounts note the heavy casualties and the fierce combat that took place near the town.
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Franklin, Tenn
Rumor of Resignation Sets Off Speculation About Rock's Plans
Albany report sparks talk that Governor Nelson Rockefeller may resign his post. The Albany Knickerbocker News Union Star said the move could pave the way for a presidential bid. The state GOP executive committee meeting was rescheduled, prompting further intrigue.
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Rock
Albany
N.Y
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Albany Knickerbrocker News-Union Star
Rockefeller
State Republican Committee
Alvis Chalmers
Capitol
GOP
Richard Rosebaum
Chalmers
Bureau of Criminal Investigation
State Police
Malcolm Wilson
Wilson
Plobesman
Rockefellr
Army Rejects Koster Appeal On Demotion To Brigadier General
Brig. Gen. Samuel W. Koster, who commanded the Americal Division during the My Lai massacre, has been denied a request to restore his rank to major general before his retirement. The Army upheld Secretary Resor’s 1971 demotion and denied Koster’s appeal to Secretary Callaway. He may seek review by the Army Board of Correction of Military Records.
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Washington
Samuel W. Koster
My Lai
Koster
Americal
South Vietnam
Army
Stanley Resor
the Army
Howard H. Callaway
Callaway
Resor
Army Board of Correction of Military Records
Grilled Cheese With Almond Sparkle Topping
A lunch note suggests flavoring grilled cheese sandwiches with roasted diced almonds sprinkled over the cheese for added crunch and nutty aroma. The idea invites experimentation with cheese varieties and toasting methods.
Bull Riding Races Captivate Madura Island Fans
On Madura Island in Indonesia, the annual bull riding races draw large crowds as skilled jockeys maneuver trained bulls in a traditional sport. The event blends local culture with competitive spectacle, highlighting regional riding prowess and community celebration.
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Madura
Nixon had $100000 CD at Rebozo bank in Miami
A Key Biscayne Bank spokesman confirmed President Nixon once held a 100000 certificate of deposit at the bank owned by friend C G Bebe Rebozo in Miami. The disclosure followed a subpoena seeking Nixon and nine others trust and savings records.
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Miami
Fia
Key Biscayne Bank
Nixon
C. G
Bebe” Rebozo
Miami Herald
Thomas Wakefield
Richard Gerstein
Dade County
Wakefield
New York
California almond crop sale pattern in 1973
A report notes that sixty six percent of California's 1973 almond crop will be sold in the United States. It highlights domestic demand and indicates a shift from earlier export emphasis.
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Police Commissioner Post
Michigan
Raggedy Andy
Ventriloquest
FUN Factory
Fatory Toy
Midtown Center
Ooswego
1St
Pine Sts
Fulton
Bank Americard
Leng Kkaet
IRS
U. S. Internal Revenue Service
the Palladium Times
Martie
Salmon River
Rebozo Bank
Brussels
Belgium
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