Johnston pleads guilty to first degree manslaughter
Robert Raymond Johnston, 37, of Bear Street Syracuse, pleaded guilty to first degree manslaughter in the strangulation slaying of Shirley Ann Hayer, mother of two, at her trailer in Sand Ridge Pennellville Road. Judge Don H. Stacy remanded him to jail with sentencing set for Monday, December 30. max penalty is 25 years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Raymond Johnston
Bear St
Syracuse
Don H. Stacy
Shirley Ann Hayer
Sand Ridge
Pennellville RD
Stacy
John R. Murray
James Fannin
Fulton
Johnston
Buffalo Firm Wins Oswego City Parking Bonds Bid
Buffalo firm Manufacturers and Traders Trust Company won the Oswego city parking bonds bid for 235000 dollars at 4.75 percent. City Chamberlain Burt McGann said the sale complied with state law by filing the city’s total net indebtedness of 2376390 dollars as of November 25 with the New York State Comptroller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burt McGann
Oswego
Manufacturers and Traders Trust Company of
Buffalo
McGann
Comptroller
State of New York
Haley Reports His Campaign Cost 6500
Unsuccessful Democratic candidate K Daniel Haley of Madrid says he spent 6522 personally in the 1968 campaign with 3000 for television appearances. He listed no contributions, saying all funds went to the citizens' committee. McEwen listed no expenses or contributions, noting funds went to the McEwen for congress committee while the GOP committee reported a 3400 outlay to support him. The national party also paid 298 for photographic services to Joseph Young Jr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
K. Daniel Haley
Madrid
Haley
Clerk of the House
Citizens’ Committee
Robert C. McEwen
Rogdensburg
McEwen
Congress
National Republican Congressional Committee
New York
Daniel E. Button
Albany
GOP
Joseph Young, Jr
Fishers Landing
Oswego Merchants Prize Winners in Christmas Window Contest
Raymond Jung surveys Shapiro's prize winning display as Oswego merchants crown winners in the annual Christmas Window contest. Shapiro's Ladies Shop takes Retail Merchants first prize with Browne-Davis Furniture second and Cullen's Liquor Store third. Honorable mention goes to M. J. McDonald and Co. and the Fashion Center with special nod to the Retail Merchants Assn. and the City of Oswego for street decorations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Jung
Shapiro
Oswego
Shapiro’s Ladies Shop
Retail
Browne-Davis Furniture
Cullen’s
Ter
Robert Sullins
SACO
Frank Kraft
Oswego High School
Charles Manro
Plan Spring Start Street Closings For High School
Thomas Zain asked the Common Council to close W Mohawk St from Liberty to Hillside, Singleton from Utica to Mohawk, and LeRoy from Utica north to facilitate a new high school ground breaking aimed for March 1969. Action was tabled for two weeks with further council review expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Zain
Common Council
W. Mohawk St
Liberty St
Hillside Ave
Singleton St
Utica
Mohawk Sts
LeRoy St
Utica St
John O'C. Conway
Zain
Robinson St
Bunner
Burker St
Duer St
Bunner St
Eastside
Riley School
Frederick Andrews
Robert LaTulip
Jacob Moyer
Oswego
Taylor
Conway
Pulaski PTA Association To Be Organized Wednesday Eve
Pulaski Academy and Central School plans organizational PTA meeting on Wednesday December 11 from 7 to 8 pm with member registration and a 1 dollar dues option. 40 parents attended the information meeting and 85 of them bought memberships. committees for by laws and nominating officers were named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pulaski Pta Association
Pulaski
Pulaski Academy and Central School Parent Teachers Association
Pulaski Academy
Central School
Donald Bryan
John Hollands
Francis Bellardini
Nelson Reppert
PACS
Mary Kling
Gene Kearns
Richland Church
Park Methodist Church
Obituary Charles F. Sheridan Syracuse attorney dies
Charles F. Sheridan of 905 Comstock Ave Syracuse an attorney died yesterday at Castle Rest Nursing Home. He was a Oswego native Amherst College graduate and longtime Syracuse resident. Survived by wife Millicent three daughters and 11 grandchildren. Services at Garfield Funeral Home tomorrow with a High Mass at Church of St. Therese and burial in St. Peter's cemetery Oswego. Calling hours today.
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Syracuse
Charles F. Sheridan
Comstock Ave
Castle Rest
Sheridan
Oswego
Amherst College
Vann, Tuck, Sheridan and Sheridan
Dr. Sheridan
Julia E. Slocum
E. Fourth St
Millicent McElvare Sheridan
Charles F. Jr
Concord
N.H
Margaret
A.A.) Vercillo
L. E. Bemis Jr
Austin
Tex
Josephine E. Sheridan
New York City
Garfield Funeral Home
Church of St. Therese
St. Peter’s Cemetery
Secretions of Bugs Create Shellac Material
Shellac is produced from the secretions of certain insects. The resinous substance is harvested to form a protective coating and varnish used in various applications.
Pulaski Receives 288 900 Pure Water Grant for Sewage
Nelson A Rockefeller announced a 288 900 Pure Waters grant to Pulaski in Oswego County for a sewage treatment plant to curb Lake Ontario pollution. The project covers a secondary plant four pumping stations and a collection network with total eligible costs 963 000 and 50 percent state grant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pulaski
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Oswego County
Lake Ontario
State Health Department
Salmon River
Pulaski Obituary Benjamin L Kling
Benjamin L Kling 78 longtime Pulaski councilman died at home on Lehigh Road after 49 years residence. Born July 8 1890 in Morris Minnesota, he was a farmer and blacksmith. survived by wife Anna, children Faye Fox Kathrine Fish LeRoy Kling, two brothers and a sister, 17 grandchildren and 19 great grandchildren. Funeral Thursday 2 p.m. at Taylor Vida Funeral Home with Rev. Nelson R Repvert officiating. burial in South Richland Cemetery. Friends may call Wednesday 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benjamin L. Kling
Pulaski
Richland
Lehigh Road
Morris
Minn
Jacob
Mary Lemmener Kling
Minnesota
Anna Walters
St. Cloud
Kling
Faye
Helen) Fox
John
Kathrine) Fish
LeRoy Kling
Carl Kling
George Kling
Martha Smith
California
Taylor-Vida Funeral Home
Nelson R. Repvert
Park United Methodist Church
South Richland Cemetery
Rockefeller to Seek Fourth Term as New York Governor
Gov. Nelson Rockefeller announced his plan to run for a fourth term in 1970 to complete major urban development programs. He cited the Urban Development Corp, Metropolitan Transportation Authority, and antipollution efforts as ready to aid cities and the state, noting the $6 billion program aims at broad slum rebuilding powers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Rockefeller
Urban Development Corp
Metropolitan Transportation Authority
Phi Chapter Beta Chi to Meet Tonight at Crisafulli Post
The Phi Chapter of Beta Chi Inc conducts a meeting at 8 this evening at Crisafulli Post urging all members to attend. Rotarian count across the world stands at 627000 with 13337 clubs, the largest club located in Houston Texas with more than 0 members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phi Chapter
Beta Chi, Inc
Crisafulli Post
Houston
Texas
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Donald Duell
James Duell
Lucy Duell
Catherine Duel
Eugene F. Sullivan
Supreme Court
Thomas Heaphy
Kenneth Alt
Leona Heaphy
Richard C. Mitchell
Buffalo Firm
Singer
Singer Today
Midtown Shopping
M. J. McDonald
Shapiro's
Edwin M. Allen
State of
Committee On Claims
Committee On Supplies
Committee On Parks and Playgrounds
Water Department
Benjamin M. Bough
Statler Hilton Hotel
John A. Musacchio
West Fifth St
William J. Godden
West Sixth St
Lawrence J. Familo
E. Bridge St
Federal Water Pollution Control Administration
O'Brien and
Gere
Central Square
the Palladium-Times
MR. Frank Coiffeur
Stylist Midtown Center
Palmer's TV
Channel Master
Annonin
W. Third ST
Oswego, N. Y
America
Heublein, Inc
Hartford, Conn
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