Butz May Be Tempted to Quit Agriculture Post
Washington AP reports President Nixon re enlisted Earl L. Butz as secretary of agriculture, with Butz hinting he may quit only if a successor is found. He stresses plans for an $11 billion budget, new farm legislation, and rural development, while White House hints at a major shakeup with personnel cuts and reorganizations.
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Butz
Washington
Nixon
Earl L. Butz
Buzz
Agriculture Department
White House
Clifford M. Hardin
Bill
George McGovern
Democratic Party
Russia
Local Sale Ad Promotes Brochure by Mail Request
The notice invites readers who cannot attend the sale to request a full color brochure by mail. It emphasizes convenient at home access to sale details and terms through the brochure.
Methodist Men On Sunday To Elect Officers
MEXICO The United Methodist Church men meet for a breakfast and business session Sunday at 7 30 a m in the church Fellowship Hall to elect officers A district speaker will present the program after the election A Turkey Dinner is planned for Wednesday December 13 at 5 p m served by the men Chester Rzepecki provides the turkeys Percy Harvey chairs the committee The 10 30 a m worship hour features The Consolidated Singers and worshipers for Christ from Palermo United Methodist Church David Birdsell of Palermo will bring the message What Do You Expect A nursery preschool class and Sunday School for all ages are offered The Junior and Senior High UYF meet at 6 p m All youth are urged to attend An 7 30 p m Hymn Sing is set and a church administration board meeting is scheduled for 7 30 p m on Tuesday December 12.
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Mexico
United Methodist Church
Fellowship Hall
Percy Harvey
Chester Rzepecki
Christ
Palermo
UYF
Community letters praise Marcy Hospital charity drive turnout
Readers thank Oswego and Fulton communities for overwhelming donations to Marcy State Hospital drive on Dec 2. The note credits numerous individuals and local businesses and notes a Feb 10, 1973 return trip.
Abhors Lighting Publicity Sparks Gossip on Christmas Lights
A reader laments excessive Christmas lighting as a publicity stunt. The note says the bulbs could fund food stamps and calls the display a sad symbol of a merry Christmas. Sender signs Name Withheld By Request.
Migrant Influx Drives Australia Population Shift
Australia accepts about 80 000 immigrants annually as part of a historic European migration wave. The organized movement of nearly two million Europeans to Australia ranks among the century 20 largest population shifts.
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Down Under
Australia
Oswego YMCA Flag Football honors coaches
Senator H Douglas Barclay presents the WH coach of the year awards at the Oswego YMCA Flag Football League. Robert Chetney is flanked by Edward Keen Leon Red Stoughtenger and Bill Folds, who filled in for his brother Dave Folds as a proud recipient.
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Robert Chetney
Edward Keen
Leon “Red” Stoughtenger
Bill Folds
Bill
Dave
Folds
Oswego
Flag Football League
H. Douglas Barclay
Chetney
Near head-on collision leaves two drivers improving in area hospitals
Larry B. Crouse, 38, of Fulton RD 2, was taken to Upstate Medical Center in Syracuse with a skull fracture and is listed as satisfactory. Clarisse Bond, 55, of Mexico RD 2, is at Oswego Hospital with three fractured ribs. Deputies say Bond was westbound on Route 104 when she crossed into Crouse’s eastbound lane, their cars colliding on impact.
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New
Black church leader elected head of national council of churches
The Rev W Sterling Cary of New York was chosen president of a reorganized National Council of Churches at its ninth and last general assembly in Dallas Texas. Cary 45 an executive with the United Church of Christ succeeds Dr Cynthia Dedel an Episcopal lay leader. He becomes the first Black to hold the post.
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Dallas
Tex
W. Sterling Cary
New York
National Council of Churches
Mr. Cary
United Church of Christ
Cynthia Dedel
Washington, D. C
Leonard Riblett Dies. Times Assistant Editor
Leonard Riblett, 57, assistant managing editor of the Los Angeles Times, died Tuesday, apparently from a heart attack.
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Leonard Riblett
Los Angeles
The
Los Angeles Times
Bank Offers Reward for Clue to Robber in Buffalo
Marine Midland Bank Western offered a 2000 reward for information leading to conviction after a gunpoint robbery at its Buffalo office netted 976. The bank hopes the move, described as an experiment, will curb the string of 12 holdups this year and urges tips to the FBI or Buffalo police.
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Buffalo
Marine Midland Bank-Western
Marine Midland
FBI
Daniel J. D'Errico
Lifeguard Tests Set for Oswego High on Dec 30
Central New York State Parks will hold lifeguard candidate tests for the 1973 summer at Oswego High School on Saturday December 30 at 9 am. Candidates should have Red Cross Lifesaving and First Aid certificates if possible and must be 17 by June 1, 1973.
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N.Y
Oswego High School
Red Cross
Law Calls For Single Payment Of County Taxes
At Oswego County Legislature meeting Nick Sterno pressed for two installment tax collection similar to city taxes. County Attorney Sayers said no current law authorizes two payments and any second installment would need state legislation. Sterno’s constituents on fixed income prompted the inquiry and Sayers pledged further legal review.
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Nick Sterno
Oswego
Sayers
Sterno
Driver Faces DWI and Second Charge in Pulaski
Oliver Saprey 77 of the Martin Hotel Sandy Creek was arrested by state police for driving while intoxicated and failure to keep right. Trooper Byrne stopped him on Route 13 in Pulaski at 10 30 p m. Saprey appeared before Village Justice Fred Fox and was remanded to county jail in $100 bail.
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Pulaski
Oliver Saprey
Martin
Sandy Creek
O.H. Byrne
Saprey
Fred Fox
Ton-Da-Lay Covenant Aims to Safeguard Adirondacks
Ray Paparazzo defends a massive Ton-Da-Lay vacation home plan on an 18 500 acre tract north of Tupper Lake. He promises covenants to limit building to 20 percent per lot, preserving much of the land in natural state while critics warn covenants may not prevent future expansion and loss of prime scenic value, as hearings proceed at the New York State Department of Environmental Conservation.
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Ray Brook
N. Y
Louis Paparazzo
Adirondacks
New York State
Paparazzo
State Department of Environmental Conservation
Taparazzo
Robert Harder
Conservation Tech
Mva SH Hard
Conservation Department
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Sterio’s
W. First ST
Paladium-Times
Marcy State Hospital
Marcy
Fulton
Elizabeth Drake
Nastle
P.S
Tachan Raf
Oneida St. Oswego, N.Y
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Black Heads National Council
LOF Churches
Navy
Kenneth J. Edwards
Mary L. Edwards
W. Sixth St
Naval Training Center
Great Lakes
Til
D’errico
University Club
Bank Americard
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Staplers
E. S. Howard Co., Inc
W. Bridge St
Oswego, N. Y
Burnside Pharmacy
Smooth
Heublein, Inc
Hartford, CO
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