Evers to Speak at SUCO Lecture Series Sunday
Charles Evers, Fayette Miss mayor and leading civil rights figure, will speak at 8 p.m. in Hewitt Union Ballroom Oswego as part of the Third Curriculum Student Association Lecture Series opening to the public free of charge. He will meet students Monday at 10 a.m. in Hewitt Union Room 213.
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Charles Evers
Fayette, Miss
State University College At
Oswego
Hewitt Union Ballroom
Evers
Mississippi
Hewitt Union
Decatur
Miss
Newton
Pescific
Alcorn A
Chicago
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Medgar
Mississippi Naacp
Fayette
New York City
Clinton
Hamilton College
State Board Certifies Nov 2 Election Results
Albany reports the State Board of Canvassers certifies statewide results from the November 2 vote. Transportation proposition failed 2,591,176 to 1,654,184. Community Development amendment failed 2,414,805 to 1,322,065. Sewage facilities debt amendment failed 1,876,683 to 1,801,271. Oswego county tallies show similar patterns with a large number of blank and void ballots.
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Albany
State Board of Canvassers
John P. Lomenzo
Oswego County
Oswego youth attends ORU seminar in Tulsa
John Zanewych son of Mr and Mrs Peter Zanewych Oswego New York attended a Youth Seminar at Oral Roberts University in Tulsa Oklahoma held November 26 28 hosting 600 guests including ORU President and four professors. About 125000 visitors tour the campus yearly as ORU showcases electronic teaching methods and its 40 million campus on 500 acres.
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John Zanewych
Peter Zanewych
W. Cayuga St
Oswego
N. Y
Oral Roberts University
Tulsa
Oklahoma
Oral Roberts
ORU
World Action TV
Institution of Higher Learning
Mother finds quads fourfold joy for Mrs. Ward
Mrs. Clifford Ward of Dallas says raising quadruplets born May 1 is four times the fun of parenting a single child. She previously had a son and a daughter before welcoming two sons and two daughters last spring.
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Dallas
Clifford Ward
Praying for Reign: Out-of-Work Royals Seek Roles
The piece notes many royals without official duties turning to prayer and public appearances in search of relevance. It highlights shifts in monarchy functions and the public appetite for royal presence amid unemployment among royals.
Pack Has Party In Hopkins Hall
Cub Scout Pack 852 held a Thanksgiving party at Hopkins Hall with Pioneer Days themed displays including Log Cabins rope making and Indian Teapees. Awards went to Bobcat pins Charles Regaft Michael Finn Pedro Farida David O’Brien Webelo Howard King Donald Kranz two year pins Howard King Mark Bailey Gary Malone Donald Kranz one year pins Norman King Kenneth Kig Francis Thompson Christopher Naccy Mike Cianfarano Wolf Badge Frank Thompson. The event closed with games and refreshments and a next meeting is scheduled for 7 p.m. in Hopkins Hall on Sunday the nineteenth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hopkins Hall
Charles Regaft
Michael Finn
Pedro Farida
David O’brien
Howard King
Donald Kranz
Mark Bailey
Gary Malone
Norman King
Kenneth Kig
Francis Thompson
Christopher Naccy
Mike Cianfarano
Frank Thomp
Hilton to refund 197545 to 145753 overcharged guests
Hilton Hotels Corp agreed in State Supreme Court to return 197545 dollars to 145753 guests overcharged in New York City Buffalo and Tarrytown hotels between December 1969 and May 1970. Consent judgment covers Statler Buffalo Hilton Inn Tarrytown New York Hilton. Lefkowitz calls the 2 percent misc charge a deception.
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NEW York
Hilton Hotels Corp
State Supreme Court
New York City
Buffalo
Tarrytown
N.Y
Hilton
Statler Hilton
Hilton Inn
Waldorf Astoria
Cty
Sheraton Hotels and
Motors Inns
Durfee Estate Tax Fix Cleared for Sister Heir
Papers filed with Surrogate John R. Murray name executors for several estates and fix taxes. Marie S. Durfee of TD Pulaski died April 7 1970 leaving a net taxable estate of 94808.60 after deductions of 19780.35. A tax of 2244.26 was fixed. the entire estate goes to Marjorie Burduell of Salt Lake City. Executors named include Rosemary Nesbitt for her husband George, Marine Midland Bank for Nellie Lindsley Smitt, and Marian Slovey for Martha M. Andrews.
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John R. Murray
Marie S. Durfee
TD Pulaski
Thomas Cloutier
Ruth Sullivan
Marjorie Burduell
Salt Lake City
Utah
Rosemary Nesbitt
George
Marine Midland Bank
Nellie Lindsley Smitt
Marian Slovey
Martha M. Andrews
Oswego Police Crack Down On Double Parking
Oswego police will crack down on double parking during the Christmas season. Civilian defense volunteers will assist in patrolling and checking parking lots to reduce petty larceny and keep traffic moving. Officers warn drivers to lock packages in trunks.
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Oswego
Frederick Scharf
Scharf
Houston businessmen fined for luring mourning doves
In Austin Texas 23 Houston businessmen were fined after being caught using grain to attract mourning doves into shotgun range. The incident opened the state's mourning dove season and fines totaled more than 700 dollars.
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Austin, Tex
Houston
Oswego Castings Strike: Management Statement Issued
Frank Kidney of Oswego Castings Inc says production and maintenance workers began striking on December 6 after contract expiration with the International Association of Machinists. He notes union negotiations have dragged on for six weeks with federal and state mediators involved and warns prolonged action could push molds to rivals. Kidney calls for an immediate end to the strike.
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Frank Kidney
Oswego Castings, Inc
Oswego Castings Corporation
International Association of Machinists
Oswego
Kidney
Ellison Named NFL Offensive Player of the Week After 247-Yard Game
Los Angeles Rams running back Will ie Ellison earns AP Offensive Player of the Week honors after rushing for a single-game NFL record 247 yards and an 80-yard touchdown against New Orleans. The Texas Southern product, 26, aims at 1,000 yards with two games left, after a career of stepping into starting duties. Ellison finally shed rookie doubts as he moved into the Rams’ backfield with patience and persistence.
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Los Angeles Rams
National Football League
Ellison
Rams
Texas Southern
Associated Press
NFL
New Orleans
Cookie Gilchrist
Buffalo
New York Jets
Les Josephson
George Allen
San Francisco 49Ers
Americans Have About 700 Phone Conversations Per Person
A historical note reports that Americans average around 700 telephone conversations per person each year, highlighting the high volume of everyday voice communications in daily life.
Covenant Players Present Program at Pulaski High
Covenant Players will appear at Pulaski High School Wednesday evening at 1 30 for presentations on freedom youth rebellion and independence. Drama Club and other youth meet with the Players at 5 30 for supper in the Baptist Church with the Christian Education committee of the Council of Churches. Adults invited. An offering will be taken to help defray expenses.
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Pulaski
Covenant
Pulaski High School
Baptist Church
Christian Education Committee
The
Council of Churches
Minnesota teen lipreader earns Outstanding Teen-Ager honor
Linda Lou Meire of Sauk Center Minnesota was named Outstanding Teen-Ager after a career as cheerleader captain homecoming queen student council member class vice president actress and church choir director. Governor Wendell Anderson presented her a plaque and she playfully kissed him after realizing she could read lips.
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Sauk Center
Minn
Linda Lou Meire
Minnesota
Wendell Anderson
Amaranth Symbolizes Immortality In Flower Lore
In flower symbolism the amaranth is linked to immortality and enduring memory. The flower's name derives from Greek for unfading and is cited in cultural references as a sign of eternal life.
Honest People Restore Lost Purse in California
Mrs Cory Holman misplaced a purse containing 10946 dollars and a negotiable bond during a family trip in Barstow California. Service station owner Mrs Josephine Short found the bag and turned it over to the sheriff. Holman later recovered it after contacting places the family had visited.
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Barstow
Calif
Cory Holman
Arizona
Josephine Short
Muskie Plans Jan 4 Announcement On Intentions
Sen Fidmund S Muskie announced in Washington he will reveal his intentions for the coming year on January 4. The event followed endorsements from California leaders Sen John V Tunney and Assembly Speaker Bob Moretti, two of the state’s most influential Democrats.
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Washington
Fidmund S. Muskie
California
Muskie
John V. Tunney
State Assembly
Bob Moretti
Son of Oswegonian dies in Arlington train accident
John C. Reece, 15, son of Mary Haferkamp Reece of Oswego, was electrocuted near the Marriott Motel in Arlington on October 29 while ice skating with friends. He was a ninth grade trumpet player, with sister Beth 16 and parents Mrs. Reece a librarian and her husband an Army Map Service employee. Funeral services were held in Arlington.
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Arlington
Palladium Times
John
Marriott
14Th St. Bridge
Washington
Reeces
Arlington Hospital
John C
Reece
26Th Place South
Army Map Service
Beth
Funeral services for Dr John F Burden to be held
Funeral services for John F. Burden M D husband of Kath erine Hennessey Burden at P J Cullinan's Sons Funeral Home and St Peter's Catholic Church on Thursday at 930 am and 1000 am burial in St Peter's Cemetery. Calling hours today 2 4 and 7 9 pm. Contributions to Oswego Hospital Building Fund in his memory accepted.
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John F. Burden
Katherine Hennessey Burden
E. Sixth St
P. J. Cullinan’s Sons Funeral
St. Peter’s Catholic Church
St. Peter’s Cemetery
Oswego Hospital Building Fund
Burden
Funeral services for Eva Danaher at St. John's Church
Funeral services for Miss Eva Danaher of 284 W Fifth Street will be held Thursday at 9 30 a m at the late residence and at 10 a m in St John s Catholic Church Burial will be in St Peter s Cemetery Calling hours at the residence at convenient hours
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Eva Danaher
W. Fifth St
Osweto Hospital
St. John's Catholic Church
St. Peter's Cemetery
Funeral Services for Mrs Marie A McMahon
Funeral services for Mrs Marie A McMahon widow of Edward Meahon were held at 10 this morning at Grace Lutheran Church with Rev Robert W Brietweiser officiating. Burial followed in Riverside Cemetery.
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Edward McMahon
Marie A. McMahon
Edward Meahon
Duer St
Oswego
Grace Tutheran Church
Robert W. Brietweiser
Riverside Cemetery
Detroit mothers train to become barbers for independence
Ten Detroit welfare mothers began a year long barber school program in Detroit. Owner Arthur Kinnebrew says demand for women barbers is high with jobs often secured before graduation. Tuition is funded by the federal Manpower Development Training Act.
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Barbers
Detroit
Mich
Arthur Kinnebrew
Four People Pay Fines at City Hall Traffic Desk
Maurice J. Fitzgerald of 7 Lawrence St. fined $10 for failure to yield right of way. Ann Murray of 4 Mohawk Terrace fined $10 for the same. Charles M. Wiesberg Fulton Pa driving on the wrong side of the street fined $10. Gary L. Cooper of 26 Varick St. fined $10 for a signal light violation. Summonses issued by Patrolmen Robert Germain Albert Lee Lewis Robert Cath cart and Peter Griffin.
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City Hall
Maurice J. Fitzgerald
Lawrence St
Ann Murray
Mohawk Terrace
Charles M. Wiesberg
Fulton
Gary L. Cooper
Varick St
Robert Germain
Albert Lee Lewis
Robert Cathcart
Peter Griffin
State payroll climbs back to thirty thousand in Kentucky
Workers in Frankfort Kentucky rise past the 30 000 mark as a hiring freeze fails to hold the state payroll steady. The increase comes after two years of lower staffing levels and reflects renewed staffing needs across state agencies.
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Frankfort
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