Oswego Supervisors to Adopt County Budgets Tomorrow
The Board of Supervisors plans to adopt the general county and Social Services budgets at tomorrow’s meeting with a 1 30 p m public hearing. Action on a proposed three per cent county sales tax may be deferred after city state talks. Levy details show Fulton’s 1969 rate near current levels with small increases. Hannibal Amboy and Minetto rates vary. A recall of Reuel M Todd as Republican member of the Board of Elections is on the docket along with road and snow budget authorizations.
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Board of Supervisors
John O'C. Conway
Oswego
State Sales Tax and Law Bureau
City of
Fulton
General County and Social Services
Hannibal
Amboy
Minetto
Reuel M. Todd
Oswego Center
Board of Elections
Jury Awards $2,300 in Two Supreme Court Cases
A jury in Supreme Court returned 2302.82 damages in two companion cases before Justice Eugene F Sullivan. Longley Bros. versus Syracuse and Oswego Motor Lines Inc and Syracuse Oswego Motor Lines versus Maurice B McGuane. no action found against the bus company in the auto accident negligence case. Settlements announced in four actions including Glen Olin versus France M Hall and William J Worden versus Atlantic Refining Co. and Overhead Door Co. of New York. Trial ongoing in County Court in Thomas Race abandonment case before Judge Don H Stacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
Eugene F Sullivan
Longley Bros
Syracuse & Oswego Motor Lines, Inc
Syracuse
Oswego Motor Lines
Maurice B. McGuane
Glen Olin
France M. Hall
Chamberlain, Hoag & Gordon
John D. Steward
William J. Worden
The
Atlantic Refining Co
Overhead Door Co
New York
Richard C
Ramsey Ludington
Romano & Halderman
Robert Weichert
John R. Murray
Oswego Barge Canal Tonnage Dips Despite October Gain
Oswego Division reports a 21.1 percent October increase but starts the season 7.1 percent, or 27 729 tons, behind 1968. Erie and Champlain canals fall in October though main line shows a seasonal 9 percent surplus. Cargo origin totals and key commodity shifts are noted with 1968 season end possible next Monday.
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Oswego
State Barge Canal System
Department Transportation
Albany
Erie
Champlain
Champlain Canal
Oswego Division
New York Wholesale Egg Offerings Mixed Amid Fair Demand
New York spot quotations show adequate supplies and fair demand. Whites range from 44 to 44 cents for fanc y large and 40 to 41 for fancy medium, 37 to 44 for fancy smalls. Browns offer fancy large from 49 to 54 cents.
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New York
USDA
Butter offerings steady with mixed demand in New York markets
New York reports adequate butter offerings with irregular demand. Wholesale prices show 93 score creamery butter at 68 percent and 92 score butter priced around 14 to 44 cents per pound, indicating fluctuating bulk sales in the fresh supply context.
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New York
USDA
Pleads Guilty To Harassment Charge in City Court
Donald Rourke of 10 McDougal St pleaded guilty to a harassment charge filed by Patrolman James Benson and paid a 25 dollar fine. Charles Corso and Renee Heppell paid 20 and 10 dollar speeding fines respectively. James Woods paid 10 dollars for inadequate brakes. Three 14 year olds were brought to Police Headquarters after five record albums were stolen from a nearby business. they were lectured and told to have a parent call to confirm compliance. By noon only one parent had notified police of the contact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald Rourke
McDougal St
James Benson
Thomas M. McGough
Charles Corso
Peter Griffin
Renee Heppell
Oswego RD 5
Griffin
James Woods
John L. Bristol
David Saylor
West Side
Floyd Kunzwiler
Joseph Swiech
Students Need Work Permits for Holiday Season
Employers seeking to hire minors must ensure work permits are obtained by December 20. Melvin A. McFee, coordinator of pupil personnel services, noted there will be no physicians, nurses, or other school personnel available for this service from December 20 through January 3.
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Melvin A. McFee
Sam the Stranger in girls dorm at Shippensburg College
Sam Spectra, an RCA Spectra 70-45 time sharing computer nicknamed Sam by female students, has checked into a private basement dorm suite at Shippensburg State College. The computer assists with mathematical, chemical and business problems and payroll tasks and is described as engaging with students during class.
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Sam
Shippensburg
Sam Spectra
Shippensburg State College
Fatal traffic crash reported on Highway 104 B
Bullying bulletin reports Pulaski police investigating a fatal traffic accident at the intersection of Highway 104 B and County Route 6 at presstime.
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Pulaski
David Lewis Promoted to Battalion Ammunition Sergeant
Sp 5 David J. Lewis, on duty in Vietnam since March, is promoted within the First Infantry Division to battalion ammunition sergeant. He previously served with the Ninth Infantry in Ne Kong Delta and at Long An fire base supporting the Fifth Battalion and 60th Infantry. He hopes to return to the United States in March 1969 to his widowed mother, Mrs. Thomas J. Lewis.
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David J. Lewis
Vietnam
Lewis
Ninth Infantry Division
Ne Kong Delta
Longan
60Th Infantry
U.S. Department of Defense
United States
Thomas J
Alice) Lewis
East Tenth St
U.S. Army
Germany
Oswego
San Francisco
Calif
Oswego County Cleaners promotes three staff in record year
Ray R. Aden announces three internal promotions at Oswego County Cleaners Inc as the Oswego Fulton fabric care firm reports its largest sales year in 25 years. Betty Ripple becomes office manager, Francis Dashnau gains plant manager, and Edward C. Lockwood takes general supervisor duties in Fulton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray R. Aden
Oswego County Cleaners, Inc
Oswego and
Fulton
Betty Ripple
Oswego
Mohawk Distributing Co
West Fifth St
Wesley
Francis Dashnau
Second St
Port City
Oswego High School
Oswego County Cleaners
Shirley
Edward C
Ted
Lockwood
Chestnut St
State University College At
Wilma
Aden
Oswego County
Feltscher Fur Vault
Reverend Mills assumes duties in Syracuse parish
The Rev. Frederick Mills formerly of Christ Episcopal Church has taken on duties at the Diocesan Headquarters in Syracuse. At the annual parish meeting about 125 members heard his rector's report, with thanks given to parishioners for their support and goodwill expressed for Mills's new assignment.
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Frederick Mills
Christ Episcopal Church
Syracuse
John H. McCullough
Father Mills
McCullough
Fellowship Commission
Bishop Higley
Episcopal Young
Harry Gill
Harold Wise
Carey Salander
Robert Reilly
William Barlow
James Long
Peter Davis
Dale Godden
City Hall to Close for Funeral of Kelley
City hall will close Thursday from 10 to 11 a.m. so officials and employees may attend the funeral services for Joseph F. Kelley senior engineering aide in the City Engineer's office who died Monday.
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Joseph F. Kelley
Paprika Adds Zest to Seasoned Flour Mix
In preparing seasoned flour for meat and chicken dishes, chefs suggest a dash of paprika to the salt pepper and flour blend. The paprika elevates color and flavor, enhancing crust and aroma.
Hannibal Man Injured in One Car Crash
Norman Holmes aged 36 of Hannibal RD 1 sustained a shoulder injury in a one car crash on County Route 85 Cunningham Road Granby Town. He was eastbound when his car skidded spun into a telephone pole and was towed from the scene half a mile west of Ridge Road. He did not require hospital treatment, Deputy Sheriff Joseph Miano reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman Holmes
Hannibal RD 1
Cunningham Road
Granby
Joseph Miano
Holmes
Ridge Road
Arizona Leads in Copper Output for Over Half a Century
Arizona has produced more copper than any state in the Union for more than 50 years, underscoring its long standing dominance in the industry and its role in national metal supply.
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Arizona
Morale Topic For Meeting At Oswego Club Dinner
George Gullen deputy vice president for University Relations at Wayne State University will speak on morale at the Industrial Management Club of Oswego December dinner meeting at the Panarama. He holds an LLB from Wayne State and has served as director of industrial relations at Detroit Controls Corporation and later as vice president for industrial relations at American Motors before joining Wayne State in 1966. He is a member of the American Arbitration Association Panel of Arbitrators and former president of the Detroit Employment Man.
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George Gullen
Wayne State University
Detroit
Mich
Industrial Management Club of
Oswego
Panarama
Wayne State
Detroit Controls Corporation
American Motors Corp
American Motors
American Arbitration Association
Detroit Employment Man
Looking Backward December 4 1918 News Roundup
President Wilson sails to the peace conference. Carlton T. Stone recovering from German gas. Sheriff names Pot ter as jail turnkey. $40000 raised in Pershing drive. Sailor Charles Moore drowned near the west side terminal. Beans odor and blocked sidewalks noted. Obituaries for King Evans Le Blanc. Missing naval man presumed dead. Memorial service for Oswego Elks. Fire destroys Hallech homestead on North Scriba road.
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Wilson
Ray E. Stone
Scriba
Carlton T. Stone
Charles Potter
Minette
Parsons
U. S.S. Drive
General Pershing
Charles Moore
Rene
West Side Terminal
Moore
William H. King
I. Luther Evans
Ulric LeBlanc
Navy Department
Charlies FE. Matthews
Presbyterian Church
Oswego Elks Club
Hallech Homestead
Scriba Road
Destruction plan debated as Teheran talks proceed
Twenty five years ago on December 6 1943 the Big Three discussed destroying the German army at Teheran. In Oswego the salvage of the ruined Oswego Soy Products plant at West First and Niagara started today by the company’s employer amid numerous complaints from residents.
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Big Three
Parley
Teheran
Oswego Soy Products Corp
W. First and
Niagara Sts
Rotary Club to Hold Dinner Meeting Monday Evening
The Rotary Club will hold a dinner at 6 30 p m with president Robert Branagan presiding. The member has four years of service and belongs to 19 city state and national organizations.
County Clerk Revenue Report Details November Totals
County Clerk John W. Cox reports November receipts totaling 12 110 28 with motor vehicle fees the largest share at 5082 25. Other categories include deeds 1209 75 mortgages 831 50 discharge of mortgage 286, assignment 16 50 release 9 50 U C C 2034 50 certificates 41 50 certified copies 59, pendency 29 50 judgments 80, transcripts 19, searches 1398 50 filing papers 163, other services 869 78.
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John W. Cox
Joseph Clancy to Undergo Surgery at St. Joseph's
Joseph Clancy of 10 Lawrence Street Syracuse is a patient at St. Joseph's hospital and will undergo surgery on Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Clancy
Lawrence St
St. Joseph's Hospital
Syracuse
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Bulletin
David Lewis
Mills
Mr. Gill
Betty Lieb
Sandra O'Rey
Albert Noyes
Tony DelPrete
Charles Wells
Davis
Eddings Kidd
Gladys Parkhurst
David Russell
Shutins
Hannibal Area
SEARS
Kenmore
Sears and
SAVE
Sears, Roebuck and CO
Kenmore Gas Dryer
Sears Friendly Catalog
Oswego Plaza
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