Ten People Injured in Seven Weekend Oswego County Crashes
Oswego County Sheriff's Department logged seven accidents over the weekend injuring ten people, most hospitalized. Incidents ranged from Saturday 12:27 p.m. Parish Route 69 collision to a three car crash in Mexico and a single car rollover on Route 48 in Granby, with multiple deputies investigating and several injured transported to Oswego Hospital or local facilities.
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Oswego County
Bricktown
N.J
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Syracuse
Marlene Darrh
West Monroe
Clifford McKie
Harland Fox
Mexico
Mark R. Russeau
Leslie Vanalstyne
Pulaski
Mark
McConnell
Vanalstyne
Russeau
Hacket and
Parmley
Robert Anderson
Palermo
Anderson
George Scandura
Eva Seawell
Conway Terrace
Oswego
Maple Ave
Harry MacFarland
Missing 10 Days Hunter Search Fails to Find Antwerp Youth
About 300 searchers scoured Camp Drum Military Reservation in a weekend effort for 19-year-old James A. Howard of Antwerp who vanished Friday evening while with four companions. Officials said the case remains a Complete mystery with no trace after days of intensive, organized searching by the Oswego County Pioneer Land Search and Rescue Team and state police.
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Camp Drum
Antwerp
Hugh Parrow
Oswego County
Pioneer Land Search and Rescue
Parrow
Pioneers
James A. Howard
Camp Drum Military Reservation
Howard
H Howard
Rockwell Creek
Army Reserve
National Guard
Jury Selected To Try Action In Supreme Court
A six member jury four women and two men was chosen in Supreme Court to try the negligence case of David Bauer against Lena Ratliff before Justice Richard N. Donovan. Attorneys are Richard C. Mitchell and Samuel Tamburo.
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Supreme Court
Richard N. Donovan
David Bauer
Lena M. Ratliff
Richard C. Mitchell
Samuel Tamburo
Donovan
Lucy Aldrich
Ross Aldrich
The
New York Telephone Co
John Lamie
William VanPatten
Marguerite VanPatten
Raymond
Ann Misita Performs Top High Game in City League
In the Bowlarama Women s City League action Barbara Ballard Sub rolled a 56 (207) triple with Fairy Ballard 549 (207) Ann Misita 545 (222) Ruth Weldin Sub 533 (200) Chris Juno 524 (208) Nancy Warren 513 and Dawn Nelson 506.
Osweto YMCA Hosts Table Tennis and Pool Tournaments
The Osweto YMCA announces ping pong and pool events for boys and girls in grade school Junior High and High School. Sign up by December 11 at the YMCA. Tournaments start December 14 with trophies for winners.
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Osweto Ymca
YMCA
Edith M Reed Dies at 180 Last Ind St Funeral Set
Edith M Reed widow of J Arthur Reed died December 1 1973. Funeral services at Doin Funeral Home Wednesday at 1 00 am Reverend Willam G Weiss will officiate with interment Riverside Cemetery. Calling hours at the funeral home Monday 7 9 pm and Tuesday 2 4 9 pm.
Theft of Million-Dollar Ancient Coins From Harvard Museum
Three or four armed men stole more than 5 000 ancient Greek coins from the Foggs Art Museum at Harvard University early Sunday. They bound the night watchman and took a safe with 2 650 coins plus about 3 000 loose coins, dating from the 7th Century B C to the 4th Century A D, valued over $1 million. FBI says rare, hard to fence. April 8 theft of eight coins valued at $200,000 led to later arrests.
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Cambridge
Mass
Harvard
David G. Mitton
Foggs Art Museum
FBI
Carroll Farmer
Waltham
Man Found Dead in Lycoming Barn
The body of James A. Conroy, 50, of Miner Road Lycoming was found hanging in a barn at 5 30 a m by his wife Frances. He was pronounced dead at Oswego Hospital at 7 10 a m. Described as despondent for some time, the case is being investigated by the Lycoming County Sheriff and deputies.
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Dj Attornenice
Ike She Sherifll
Lycoming
Oswegro Hospital
James A. Conroy
Box 97
Miner Rd
Conroy
Frances
Sheriff's Department
Charles Parmley
Thomas Teilke
England's Drift Over 150 Million Years Revealed
Geologists note England moved north from near the equator and rotated clockwise by over 30 degrees in the last 150 million years. Rain shapes local flora, while temperature pins tropical versus temperate tree growth.
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England
Elizabeth Park Rose Garden Opens in Hartford
The first municipal rose garden in the United States was established at Elizabeth Park in Hartford Connecticut. Begun in the 1890s, it remains largely unchanged today.
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United States
Elizabeth Park
Hartford
Conn
Regional Scholastic Art Awards preliminary announced
Old Forge and Oswego regions submit artists for the regional preliminary of the national Scholastic Art Awards sponsored by Scholastic Magazines Inc. Art teachers Fred Feldman Harold A Stahl Nelson DiGregorio of Watertown Lowville Oswego supervise the program as district and school coordinators.
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Old Forge
Fred Feldman
Watertown High School
Harold A. Stahl
Lowville Academy
Central School
Nelson DiGregorio
Oswego
Scholastic Magazines, Inc
Most Gas Stations in NYS Closed Sunday as Requested
The Associated Press reports most New York State gas stations observed a Sunday closure on Nixon’s request. Some stations remained open for auto problems while outages caused long drives for two Utica men who ran dry. Traffic on the Thruway was light and motorists stocked up on Saturday.
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Associated Press
Peter Conway
Mobil
Albany
Conway
Nixon
New York State
Thruway
Buffalo
Utica
H.F. Waite
Loudonville
Waite
Syracuse
Rochester Tech Invitational Championship results
Rochester Tech beat Rensselaer Polytechnic 58 51 in the tournament final. Keene defeated Plattsburgh 76 57 in the consolation. Geneseo topped Slippery Rock 75 68 at Geneseo Tip-Off. Alma beat Quinnipiac 84 64 in the consolation. Cortland defeated East Stroudsburg 70 72. Ithaca won 72 over Southern Connecticut. Binghamton beat Oneonta 58 54 in the Binghamton Invitational. Baruch beat Brooklyn 72 66. Colonia Classic saw Cheyney State 65 over Southampton. Brockport defeated Bridgeport 88 86. Clemson defeated St. John’s NY 68.
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Rochester Tech
Rensselaer Polytech
Keene
Plattsburgh
Geneseo
Slippery Rock
Alma
Quinnipiac
Cortland
E. Stroudsburg
Southern Conn
Ithaca
Binghamton
Oneonta
Baruch
Brooklyn
Cheyney St
Southhampton
Brockport
Bridgeport
Clemson
St. John's
An Old Timer Remembers Coloring Margarine
A reminiscence recalls the era when households colored their margarine at home using pigment before the spread came precolored. The note reflects on past kitchen routines and how consumer products evolved over time.
Winter Overnight Parking Ban Enforced Citywide
The winter overnight parking ban began December 1 prohibiting parking from 1 am to 6 am on city streets and municipal lots. On the first night only courtesy tickets were handed to violators, but police issued 44 summonses Saturday and 116 last night.
Caroling for Coffee Campaign Proves Successful
Sponsors of the Caroling for Coffee drive say Sunday’s canvass for Unity Acres was a success. Carollers faced unseasonably mild weather and were well received. Donations of coffee food and clothing may be left at two fire stations or the Teleprompter office. A report will follow.
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Unity Acres
Ceived
ARC Directors to Meet Oswego Red Cross Board Meeting
The Oswego chapter of the American Red Cross will hold a directors meeting Tuesday evening December 4 in Hallock Hall at Presbyterian Church West Fifth and Oneida Streets. The executive committee meets at 7 30 p m with Rev. William G Weiss presiding as chapter chairman.
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Oswego
American Red Cross
Hallock Hall
Presbyterian Church
Fifth
Oneida Sts
William G Weiss
Teen Center Organizational Meeting at Oswego YMCA
The Oswego YMCA will hold an organizational meeting for a youth run Teen Center with adult advisers. All seventh to twelfth graders are invited to attend at 7 in the front lounge to offer suggestions and help plan the project.
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Oswego Ymca
YMCA
Oswego AFL-CIO Labor Council Meeting Scheduled
The Oswego AFL-CIO labor council will hold an important meeting on Wednesday evening starting at 8. All union representatives are urged to attend as important business will be transacted.
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Oswego Labor Council
Afl-Cio
Burglary Probe Targets Isadore Travota Storage
Investigation continues into an alleged burglary of an unlocked storage building owned by Isadore Travota on County Route 6 Fulton RD 2. Two tool boxes with tools and two acetylene tanks were reported missing by Trooper Larry Wood of the Fulton State Police substation.
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Isadore Travota
Fulton RD
Larry Wood
Fulton State Police
To Discuss Books at City Library Discussion
The Great Books Groups meet this evening at 7 30 to discuss The Confessions of St Augustine. Dr Cecilia Kernan and Mrs Seward Salisbury will lead the discussion.
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Confessions of
St. Augus
Cecilia Kernan
Seward Salisbury
Altmar Airman Assigned to Ubon AFB Thailand
Airman Richard J. Matott, son of Mr and Mrs Richard Colin of Altmar New York, has arrived for duty at Ubon Royal Thai AFB Thailand. He serves as a security police dog handler with a Pacific Air Force unit and previously served at Fairchild AFB Washington. Matott is a 1971 APW Junior-Senior High School graduate in Parish New York.
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Altmar
Afb
Thailand
Ubon Thailand
Richard J. Matott
Richard Colin
Pine Meadow Road
Ubon
Royal Thai Afb
Pacific Air Force
Fairchild Afb
Wash
Sgt
Matott
APW
Parish
Painting of George Washington in the White House
The lone original object from 1800 still in the White House is Gilbert Stuart's portrait of George Washington. Stuart painted several versions of the first president, and those works remain housed in the mansion today.
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White House
George Washington
Gilbert Stuart
Jury Deadlocks 12 Hours In Gambling Case People v Muiccio
After a 12 hour deliberation the Oswego County jury reported no verdict in the People vs Muiccio case on second degree promoting gambling. Judge Don H. Stacy presided with defense by Peter Conley and People by Assistant D.A. Robert Nicholson. Sentencing reset for Jan 7 for two co defendants who pleaded guilty.
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People
John Muiccio
Don H. Stacy
Musecio
Seneca St
Oswego
Misty Lounge
Peter Conley
Muiccio
Robert Nicholson
Stacy
Thomas Waugh
Brenda Waugh
Walter Bachelor
Richard Palmer
D.A. Nicholson
Dogs Rescued From Abandoned Car Near Los Banos
Six hungry dogs including two puppies were found living in an old wrecked car eight miles southwest of Los Banos California. Mrs James Andrews and her husband brought milk to the animals and the pups cried at the scent. The dogs had formed a small community and cared for one another. They were placed in a temporary home until adoption.
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Los Banos
Calif
Here
James Andrews
Convicted Killer Juan Corona Stabbed in California Cell
In Vacaville California Juan Corona the convicted mass murderer of 25 migrant workers was stabbed 32 times in his cell. He remained in serious condition after surgery with one eye removed and the other sewed shut authorities said four men were in custody for questioning.
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Vacaville
Calif
Juan Corona
Corona
Louis Garcia
Oswego City Library Childrens Film Series Dec 4 1973
The Oswego City Library hosts a children’s film series on Tuesday December 4 1973 at 4 pm in the Children’s Room. The program features The Snowy Day Anatole and the Piano and The Tell Tale Heart. Admission is free and open to all children.
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Oswego City
Anatole
Piano
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Ouepue
Scriba
Hall Rd
Kingdom Rd
Dee Leroy
Mildred Webster
Central Square
Ms. Webster
Oswego Hospital
Sandra Leroy
McKie
Thomas Teifke
Susan Jonientz
Park St
Ruston
Granby
Kenneth Hacket
Stephen Foster
Veteran's Hospital
Sandy Pond Rd
Sandy Creek
Richard Hilton
Barbara Mulvey
Barbara Parrow
Department of Environmental Conservation
Bob Bailey
DEC
Ann Misita
Pascagoula
Bliss
MONY
Scholastic Art Awards
Allen Stripp
Nys
Tho City
American Automobile Associations
ARC
Labor Council Meets
Elmira
Buddy Cox
Sixth St
Robert Hurlbutt
Browne - Davis Furniture
W. First St
Thurs
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