Oswego Middle School Christmas Concert Set Next Tuesday
Oswego Middle School bands and choirs the Middle Men Cantrices and mixed mini chorus perform a Christmas concert Tuesday evening in Robinson auditorium directed by Ruddick Throwbridge. The program features James Lewallen Cakewalk Silent Night Carol of the Bells Nestico arrangements and more with student performers listed including flutists sopranos and percussionists.
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Oswego Middle School
Nini
Christms
Robinson Auditorium
Ruddick Throwbridge
OMS
James C. Lewallen
Charles Carter
Torme
Wells
Oliver
Gruber
Nestico
Mary
Triangle
Lisa Newfeld
Shalom
Theresa Hoefer
Milidantri
Brahe- Ringwald
David Vickery
Tom Syrell
Song Smith-Ringwald
Joanie Fitzgibbons
Lezli Scott
Lisa ‘Newfield
Laura Sipser
Marks Simenone
Lisa Newfield
Mary Stewart
Judy Sterio
Carole Costello
Sandy Bugow
Wendy Crisafulli
Laurie Sperino
Pam Sweeting
Denise Lucas
Patti Jones
Laurie Santoro
Joan FitzGibbons
Carole Lloyd
Lisa Santoro
Sue Siember
Wendy Jones
Laurie Cooper
Steve Gittlen
Yvette LaTulip
Cheryl Todd
Terry Burke
Debbie Lupien
Tim Beadle
Dennis Simmons
Lois LaFave
Beth Bullard
Greg Jones
Bob Flumerfelt
Linda Howard
Dave Price
Robyn Rebeer
Kathy Casey
Laura Spannbauer
Lisa King
Pope Smallidge
Susan Gdove
Lorraine Delahunt
Robert Baker
Theresa Bouffard
Dan Mulcahey
John Sullivan
Chris Cristovitch
Mark Alton
James Dexter
Alan DeLong
Andy Germain
Harris Pankin
Jeff Weiss
Vince Mistico
Retake Capital Battle Continues in South Vietnam
Reports say Dak Song post in Quang Duc province was recaptured while three government posts along the border remained under communist control. In Mekong Delta fighting 60 North Vietnamese and Viet Cong pressed toward Gia Nghia as 82 communists and six government troops died with 29 soldiers wounded. In Cambodia Khmer Rouge insurgents attacked near Phnom Penh wounding two soldiers before government forces dispersed them after two hours.
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Gianghia
Quang Duc
Gia Nghia
Saigon
le Trung Hien
Mekong Delta
Rhe
Hien
Cambodia
Hichway 4
Phnom Penh
Apple Ripeness Measured by Electric Vibrator Sound Test
Researchers use electric vibrators to record sound waves through apples to gauge ripeness. The method aims to provide a non destructive, rapid assessment of fruit maturity.
Sun and wind power to lead new Arboretum building
Millbrook plans a 2 million research and administration building for the Carey Arboretum in Dutchess County. The project aims to use advanced environmentally engineered concepts and may include windmills beside the wind worn bluff site.
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Millbrook
N. Y
Carey Arbretum
Dutchess County
School asks 14 percent cut in fuel use PORT JARVIS
Port Jervis NY school officials seek a method to trim district gasoline consumption by 14 percent this month with further reductions planned. The district’s 450 gallon daily bus fuel use serves more than half of its 3,500 students.
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Port Jarvis
N. Y
Fxxon Corp
Abducted Girl Returns Home in New Jersey Kidnapping Case
A five year old girl was returned to her home in Tuxedo Park New York after a kidnapping in Southfield New Jersey. A 43 year old New Jersey attorney was arrested and faced arraignment on a kidnapping charge. Police and federal agents across New York and New Jersey pursued the case. William Hood of Maplewood New Jersey was captured in Mahwah New Jersey after a relative of the victim’s family retrieved the girl. Authorities said the investigation continues.
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Tuxedo Park
New Jersey
Antoinette Mazzariella
Southfield
N. J
New York
William Hood
Maplewood
Mahwah
Resorts seek option on Sunday gas closures in New York
Nat Oppenheim of the New York State Travel and Vacation Association says resort areas distant from cities should choose their gasoline closing days. He argues ski and resort regions relying on weekend service face hardship under the Presidents no Sunday gas rule.
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Albany
N. Y
Nixon
New York State
New York State Travel and Vacation Association, Inc
Nat Oppenheim
Apartment Building Damaged in Dutchess County Fire
Amenia fire Chief James Murphy said Berkshire Apartments suffered about 125000 dollars in damage. The six hour blaze damaged the building and business firms. more than 200 firefighters battled the Dutchess County fire Thursday evening.
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Amenia
N. Y
James Murphy
Berkshire
Dutchess County
Chapin Plea and Watergate Tapes Hearings Set
Chapin pleads to laws during the 1972 Florida primary and serves six months at Lompoc federal facility. Segretti agrees to cooperate with the Watergate prosecutor. Gesell schedules Chapin’s trial for February 19. A judge weighs a taped 18 minute gap in the June 20, 1972 White House conversation with Haldeman while Miss Woods faces questions over a five minute mark.
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Florida
Lompoc
Calif
Segretti
Gesell
Chapin
White House
John J. Sirica
H.R. Haldeman
Sirica
New York City
Alexander M. Hale Jr
Haldeman
Rose Mary Woods
Nixon
Miss Woods
Haig
Nerhans
Sirton
Stephen Bull
Secret Service
Bishop Cole to Visit Pulaski Church December
The Rt. Rev. Ned Cole bishop of Central New York will be a guest at St. James Episcopal Church in Pulaski on Sunday. A reception in the parish hall runs from 9 to 9 30 a m followed by morning worship and a coffee hour at noon.
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Pulaski
Ned Cole
Central New York
St. James Episcopal Church
Parsh Hall
Lend A Hand Circle Christmas Party At Ruf Home
Lend A Hand Circle meets Thursday December 13 at 1 pm at Mrs Virginia Ruf home for a Christmas party with a dollar grab bag gift. The Oak Leaf Home Bureau holds a December 18 meeting at 10 30 am with a topiary work session at Louise Fisher home in New Haven.
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Demster
Lend
Virginia Ruf
Oak Leaf Home Bureau
Louise Fisher
New Haven
Marie Strong
Walter Baker, Jr
Dorothy Baker
Thomas Searles
Son
Tommy
Notable Syracuse and Bayberry Figures Named in Notice
Donald Faimont and Daniel O Leay of Syracuse are listed with Mr and Mrs Weldon Hackett of Bayberry in a local notice. The brief item names involved parties and their city affiliations without further context.
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Faimont, Donald
Daniel O'Leay
Syracuse
Mrs. Weldon Hackett
Bayberry
First American Cigarettes Seek Fame in 1867
The earliest cigarettes manufactured in the United States used blended Turkish tobacco in 1867, marking a formative moment in American smoking.
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America
Lose 20 Pounds in Two Weeks Diet Claim by Ski Team
A 1972 staged diet touts the U S Women s Alpine Ski Team plan as a fast weight loss method. It promises 20 pounds off in 14 days with a chemical action program designed to maintain energy and avoid starvation. The ad asks readers to order for 3.00 dollars plus music service and tear-out reminder.
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U. S
Colorado
O. K
National Health Institute
P. D
Dept
Durham
Calif
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