Zoning Hearing Sought For Oswego Hospital Property Change
Oswego hospital property at 150 West Sixth St faces a public hearing Monday at 7 30 p m as the Planning Board proposes zoning ordinance changes to allow hospital use in an A 3 zone with a special permit. The rules would require future property acquisitions to obtain permits and add off street parking requirements for new or changed uses.
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Oswego Hospital
West Sixth St
Common Council
City Planning Board
Comon Council
City Hall
Chris C. Gagas
Oswego Hospital Board
Zoning Board of Appeals
Zoning Board Board of Appeals
Aldermen Mull Water Bill for Seniors and Zoning Changes
The Common Council will meet at city hall to consider a fifty percent water discount for property owners aged 65 and over. The agenda includes changes to the Comprehensive Zoning Ordinance, school district road closings near Oswego High, a sign permit for Mary Y. Barbera, and a door-to-door solicitation permit for Rev. Michael J. Lay. Also on the agenda are police car lease amendments and a public hearing on raising City Court Judge McGough’s salary from 13 000 to 15 000.
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Common Council
City Hall
West Oneida
Ruth Sts
Oswego High School
Mary Y. Barbera
West First St
Michael J. Lay
Dexterville
Seventh Day Adventist Church
Chamberlain-Cadillac Inc
Thomas McGough
Pope Hymns Linked to Poems in Rogal Study
Samuel J. Rogal of Oswego State College writes in The University of Dayton Review about Alexander Pope's contribution to English hymnody. He notes Pope died in 1744 and did not write hymns for congregational use yet 14 hymns are linked to his poems in British and American hymnals since the late 18th century.
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University of Dayton Review
Alexander Pope
Samuel J. Rogal
State University College At
Rogal
Pope
Modern Language Association of America
Augustan Reprint Society
Clarion
State College
University of Pittsburgh
Lehigh University
Oswego
Pulaski OFS Plans Christmas Party at Masonic Temple
Pulaski OFS Chapter 159 will hold its annual Christmas party at the Masonic Temple on Tuesday. A picnic supper is planned for 6 30 p m with Rita Summer ville Doris Keator and Helen Ludwig serving. Attendees should bring their own table service and a dish to pass. A business meeting follows at 7 30 p m with a gift exchange.
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Pulaski—Chapter 159
OFS
Masonic Temple
Rita Summerville
Doris Keator
Helen Ludwig
South Richland Grange Meets Monday Evening in Fernwood
The South Richland Grange will hold a Monday meeting at the Grange Hall in Fernwood. Worthy Deputies Charles and Katherine Salisbury will make their official visitation at this session.
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South Richland
Chimney Fire Responders Quell Huffstater Residence Blaze
Pulaski Fire Dept. answered a chimney fire call at the Huffstater residence on North Street at 8 30 p m. No damage was reported per Oswego County Fire Control.
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Ouell
Fish urges swift House action on impeachment
Rep. Hamilton Fish Jr. of Mil shbrook says the House Judiciary Committee should move quickly on impeachment Proceedings against President Nixon, aiming for a pace similar to Ford's confirmation. The panel's first impeachment hearing is set for next Tuesday as a three to eight month process before a vote is possible.
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Kingston
Hamilton Fish Jr
House Judiciary Committee
Nixon
Gerald R. Ford
Fish
Milshbrook
Executive Branch
Ford
Judiciary Committee
Congress
Washington
WKOT
Americans Happier With Their Lot A Decade Ago
Gallup Poll of 1,505 adults conducted September 21 to 24 found 71 percent satisfied with their standard of living, down from 77 percent in 1963. Only 22 percent trust current honesty and standards, compared to 34 percent ten years earlier.
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Princeton, NJ
Gallup
Oswego County Pharmacists Licenses Awarded
The New York State Education Department added three Oswego County residents to the pharmacy licensure list after completing requirements. Names listed are Sarah L. Disalvo of Phoenix Route 1, Sally Ann Fuller of South Main Street Sandy Creek, and David M. Sellis of Sandy Creek Route 1 Ida Street.
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New York
SUNY Oswego Opens Veterans Affairs Office On Campus
The new Veterans Affairs Office at SUNY Oswego offers student veteran outreach workers to help peers pursue higher education. Front row: Jim Van Epps Rob Finch. Back row: Paul Kenyon Ray Hantsch and Charles J Bud Coward director. Office hours are 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. weekdays and 7 p.m. Mondays and Wednesdays.
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Suny Oswego
Veterans Affairs
McEwen sees no popular choices in energy saving
Rep. Robert C. McEwen of Oswego warns government responses to the energy crisis will not be popular and cites his own household efforts to save fuel. He discusses potential rationing or a gasoline tax and favors a mix of basic access with higher charges for luxury trips. White House adviser William Simon says a decision on gas policy will be made within a month.
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McEwen
Washington
Robert C. McEwen
Oswego
Ogdensburg
White House
Fulton
William Simon
Congress
Simon
Reports Kohoutek not dead as feared say Smithsonian chief
Cambridge AP reports the chief of the Smithsonian Astrophysical Observatory Kohoutek observation program says rumors of the comet Kohoutek dying are exaggerated. He notes initial reports were checked and field stations confirm the comet remains visible and shows no disintegration in their cameras.
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Cambridge, Mass
Kohoutek
Smithsonian Astrophysical Observatory
Sunwe
Man Charged With Resisting Arrest In Oswego Incident
Donald Stevens 21 of Oswego RD 4 was charged by Oswego city police with resisting arrest after allegedly fighting officers during a public intoxication arrest at Water and West Bridge Sts at 12 40 a m. He also faced a public intoxication charge and an appearance ticket for city court on Dec 12. Patrolman James Lytle made the arrest.
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Donald Stevens
O'Connor Road
Oswego RD
Oswego
Water and West Bridge
Stevens
James Lytle
Wildlife Avoids Waterfall Roarier Areas
Small animals and birds typically avoid areas near waterfalls because the loud roar masks danger signals. They prefer quieter habitats where predators and hazards are easier to detect.
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Hopes House
Ida Stover Eisenhower
President Eisenhower
Oswego Student Veterans Counseling Vets
George R. Hohmann
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the Palladium-Times
Admiral Gas Stove
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Midland
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