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Newspaper
Oswego Palladium Times
Location
Oswego, New York, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1966
Page
5
Oswego County Sheriff Raymond Cotton released November figures showing 58 accidents investigated, 27 injuries and one fatality, with 93 arrests led by 47 vehicle and traffic cases including 13 speeders. The department handled 289 answered and investigated complaints, 71 summonses, 45 subpoenas, 40 Family Court summonses, and 84 executions.
Oswego County Council hosts a Philmont Rally at Campus School auditorium at 7 45 p m on Thursday December 8. The event targets scouts aged 14 by September 1 1967 and their parents to learn about Philmont Scout Ranch in New Mexico through a 25 minute film and discussion of expedition training and fees. Philmont offers rugged mountain hiking with wildlife and historic clues to cliff dwelling and Spanish conquistadors.
Using excessive bleach does not improve whitening and can weaken fabrics. The guidance warns against overuse, noting diminishing returns and potential damage to fibers.
A crowd of 200 attended St Pauls Auditorium for the first of two lectures on the Second Vatican Council by Rev Joseph M Champlin. He urged change to reach modern society and explained church parts that change and stay the same. The final talk on December 11 will cover future education, laity roles, church structure, and related topics. Tickets at the door.
The Leatherstocking Club of Oswego County seated a new slate with Jacob Restuccio moved to president and Joseph Reitz elected to lead. Clarence Blunt remains treasurer and Henry Casselman secretary. Committee appointments follow. A conservation resolution allows Sunday deer hunting in the southern zone with rifle and lets farmers hunt on their land under conditions. The club backs draining and restocking Redfield reservoir with trout, with open fishing to all if landowners permit. Power Co. to participate. Christmas trees go on sale Saturday at 9 30 a m. Next meeting January 2.
Brazil exported 8,040,165 sacks of coffee in the first six months of this year. For the same period in 1965 exports reached 5,015,750 sacks, according to the National Statistics Council.
Gov. Rockefeller taps Ronald Peterson to succeed Keith S. McHugh as state commerce commissioner. Peterson, 55, currently directs the State Office of Planning Coordination and has 25 years in state service. Senate confirmation pending. Peterson based in Schenectady with ties to Oswego business circles.
Twenty eight newly elected judges received courtroom conduct tips from Associate Justice James M. McNally. He urged firmness to control proceedings and warned against allowing brash attorneys to seize power or impose excessive fees in damage and injury cases. Judges will move to Supreme County and Civil Court benches on January 1 across multiple New York counties.
Cayuga County Sheriff elect Robert C. Sponable announced Frank A. Greene of Cato as undersheriff effective January 1. The current undersheriff Kenneth Brill will be replaced. Greene is a veteran officer, first appointed by the late Sheriff Willard Wilcox and reappointed by Sheriff James F. McDonald, later promoted by Sheriff John H. Milliman.
Three people were hurt in an automobile crash Monday. Mildred Copperwell, 65, of Red Creek was admitted to Auburn Memorial Hospital with facial cuts and multiple broken bones. Clay Copperwoll, 78, and Ord Copperwoll, both of Red Creek, were treated and released with bruises and facial, leg, and head scrapes. State police from Wolcott investigated the incident. Mickey Mantle repeated as American League slugging champion in 1962 with a .605 mark, his fourth such title.
Edward J. Growe, son of Mrs. Florence Growe of Oswego New York, joins the United States Army under the Choose It Yourself program selecting the Air Defense Command. He will receive eight weeks of basic training then report to Key West Florida with at least 14 months in his area choice among 30 metropolitan options. Recruiter for Oswego is St Pat Hayes at 49 East Bridge Street.
Phil Thorne a Vine land native and New York resident was appointed manager of the Oswego Theatre succeeding James B. Macks who resigned to join radio. Thorne, longtime Schine veteran, has held posts from usher to house manager in Gloversville Syracuse Geneva Watertown Canandaigua Oneonta and Ogdensburg, advancing to head of one of United Cinemas Inc. largest enterprises.
The article notes a 0.01 percentage point increase in the employee rate to 4.4 percent on the first 6,600 of annual earnings starting in January. Frank W. English explains the allocation among old age and survivors, disability, and hospital funds, with employers matching the same amount. Tips affect only the employee tax and are reported with quarterly returns. no employer tax is applied to tips.
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