Oswego 30th in 60 Upstate Full Value Real Estate Tax Rates
Oswego ranks 30th among 60 upstate New York cities in full value real estate tax rates for fiscal year 1972. The combined city and county rate is $26.34 per thousand of full value, with an actual rate of $37.80 per $1,000 assessed value. Highest rates include Utica and Newburgh. lowest include Corning and Plattsburgh. The study notes rate differences reflect varying assessment practices and resource levels.
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Upstate
Oswego
York Cities
Citizens Public Expenditure Survey
Citizens Survey
New York State Board of Equalization and Assessment
Utica
Newburgh
Buffalo
Binghamton
Poughkeepsie
Corning
Plattsburgh
Norwich
Yonkers
Geneva
Citizens Public
Tax Research Organization
Salvation Army Running Behind in Christmas Fund
In Oswego Captain Floyd Wood of The Salvation Army notes Christmas needs rise as this year’s drive trails last year. The service plans dinners and toys for about 60 families plus nursing home and hospital visits with carols. He urges late contributions to aid the destitute, elderly, and hospitalized.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salvation Army
Oswego
Floyd Wood
The
Wood
Relaxed Soviet Surveillance Of U S 6th Fleet In Mediterranean
U S Navy commander says Soviet surveillance of the 6th Fleet in the Mediterranean has become more reasonable and relaxed since the arms pact. Adm Frederick Turner notes ships still stalk the fleet from a distance, and overflights from Egypt have ended as relations soured. A Russian spy ship remained nearby during remarks.
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Forrestal
Mediterranean
U.S. Navy
Washington
Moscow
Agust
Adm
Frederick Turner
Turner
Egypt
Soviet Union
Christmas party planned for Silver Crest and Albert Odd Fellows lodges
In Mexico the annual Christmas party for Silver Crest Rebekah Lodge and Albert Odd Fellows Lodge members and families will be held Monday evening at the Odd Fellows Hall with a 6 30 dinner by committee members Edith King Mary Willis and Beverly Cone. Santa Claus visits for children and a program are planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico
Silver Crest Rebekah Lodge
Albert Odd Fellows Lodge
Odd Fellows Hall
Edith King
Mary Willis
Beverly Cone
Santa Claus
Noble Grands Club
Silver Crest
Rebekah Lodge
Hattie Davis
Miss Davis
Evelyn Rider
Alta Belcher
Baldwinsville
Mrea Failing
Edith Hill
Donald McFee
Maud Davis
Grace la Plane
Beatrice Cleveland
Augusta Tubbs
Marion McNett
Belcher
Gladys Coe
Percy Harvey
500
Harry "Raser
Charles Iische
Hitchhiking at 53, Mary Bryan roams U S roads
Mary Bryan, 53, lives with temporary addresses across states from California to Texas and Colorado, Wyoming. She supports herself with live-in gigs as a companion, finding freedom and danger in hitchhiking and a sense of spiritual closeness to God.
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Los Angeles
Calif
Mary Bryan
Alifornia
Texas
Colorado
Wyoming
Miss Bryan
Cpse
Sandy Creek Central School Christmas Concert Set Tuesday
The annual SCCS Junior Senior high Christmas concert will be held Tuesday at 3 p.m. under instructors Sharle ne Kline and Paul Kerr. The program features the Junior mixed chorus SCCS Girls Chorus and Senior Mixed Chorus with piano accompaniments by Chris Goodnough Leslie Blount Randy Freeman and Fernando Correder. tenor soloists Don Greenfield Felson Sotver and a double quartet perform with Crystal Lindsey and others. The Junior Band and SCCS Mariettes join in, with lighting effects and a dream cadence finale by Roommarg Dan Siewers and Santa. Community members are invited to attend this holiday event.
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Sandy Creek
Sandy Creek Central School
Sharlene Kline
Paul Kerr
SCCS
Chris Goodnough
Leslie Blount
Randy Freeman
Fernando Correder
Fernando
Columbia
South America
Smonsor Chin
American Fellowship
Don Greenfield
Felson Sotver
Sandy Marchell
Crystal Lindsey
Niane Smith
Kell Tindsey
Charles Bryant
Steve Shirley
Crystal Tindsey
Niano
Sccs Senine Rand
Tha Santa
Cnact
Richard van Dyke
Phoenix Board Honors Exchange Students at Coffee Hour
Phoenix Board of Education welcomed American Field Service participants during a coffee hour. Chairwoman Marilyn Donovan introduced the students and host families Robert Hopkins spoke about Austria, Zemarak Wardak from Afghanistan was introduced, and other families hosting Columbia students were acknowledged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix
Phoenix Board of Education
Richard
Marilyn) Donovan
Robert Hopkins
Austria
Zemarak Wardak
Afghanistan
Linda Waldron
Laurie Columbia
Sylvia Carmalli
Gloria Gettrand
Fred Waldron
Angela Urcie
Columbia
David Vickery
Argentina
Donovan
Victor Bishop
AFS
Harold Youker Quits Pulaski Water Board
At the December village board meeting Harold Youker resigned after twelve years on the Water Board. David Klausmeyer was appointed to replace him. The board notes a street parking ban from November to May between 2 and 6 a.m. Police Chief Wallace Guay reports 49 warnings since November 1 to aid snow removal. The village clerk also cites an ordinance against unrestrained pets with dogs running loose during weekly garbage pickups on Thursdays and Fridays.
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Pulaski
Village Board of Trustees
Harold Youker
Water Board
David Klausmeyer
Youker
Wallace Guay
Ellen Cronk
Garrgne
SUNY Staff Heads Begin 16,000-Strong Wage Pact Talks
The Senate Professional Association and the State of New York opened salary negotiations for about 16,000 SUNY professional staff. The SPA demands include minimum salaries by rank, a 10 percent across-the-board increase, area pay differentials, longevity pay, coach-year appointments, improved retirement benefits, an incremental pay system, a cost-of-living escalator, and a merit pool. The talks, led by Alan Willsey and a four-member SPA team, seek a settlement ahead of the 1972 legislative adjournment under Article 19 of the SPA State Agreement.
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Albany
Senate Professional Association
State of New York
State University System
SPA
Suny System
SUNY
Alan Willsey
Suc-Cortland
Wilsey
Willsey
Fred Milled
Suc-Oneonta
Patricia Buchalter
SU Ny-Albany
Armand
Taylor
Methodists At Hannibal Plan Sunday Event
Hannibal church hosts a Sunday program at 4 p.m. with Santa visiting briefly. First and Second Graders under Melvyne Kellogg and Cheri Thompson lead the Advent candle portion while Tammy DiBello and Chris Van Dusen guide nursery and kindergarten in At the Stable. Older youths from Third through Eighth Grade, with Keith Sharke y as narrator, perform Love Came Down at Christmas. Cast includes Kerrilee Willard Charlotte Seymour Robin Stongthearer Nancy Palen Robin Simmons Cheri Seymour Mary Terry DiBello Joseph Hollynch and many others from local families.
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Hannal
United Methodist
Santa
Melvyne Kellogg
Cheri Thompson
Jackie Eckwith
Jill Tyler
Tammy Scott
Jerry Inch
Charmn Seymour
Tammy DiBello
Chris van Dusen
Jennifer Sharkey
Kathleen Kranze
Scott Blanchard
Jerry Gramstad
Tammy Earle
Kadi Willard
Susan Tyler
Becky Kellogg
Rhonda Kellogg
Noelle Beckwith
Keith Sharkey
Kerrilee Willard
Charlotte Seymour
Robin Stongthearer
Nancy Palen
Robin Simmons
Cheri Seymour
Mary
Terry DiBello
Joseph
Hollynch
Angel
Judy Palen
Ann Burgdorf
Debbie Reed
Terry Hills
Foe Kellocg
Brian Deed
Mark Flanchard
Kelsey Willard
Robin Inch
Randy Stoughtenger
Keith Kranze
Russell Stoughtenger
Greg Blanchard
Mark Kellogg
Emma Payne of Sandy Creek Obituary
Emma Payne 86 of Sandy Creek died Friday in Rome. A Theresa native and former Syracuse resident, she moved to Marcellus in 1953 and to Sandy Creek five years ago. Survived by three half brothers and one half sister. Services 1 p.m. Monday Foster-Hax Funeral Home Syracuse burial Morningside Cemetery. Calling hours 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. Sunday.
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Pulaski
Emma Payne
Sandy Creek
Rome
Theresa
Syracuse
Marcellus
George
LaFargeville
Edgar
Marian
Edwin Countryman
Watertown
Bertha Shattuck
Richvile
Foster - Hax Funeral Home
Park St
Morningside Cemetery
Miss Moore Engages At Chicago Speech Convention
Miss Ann S. Moore of the Speech and Theatre Department at the State University College at Oswego will lead an action caucus at the National Speech Communication Association convention in Chicago on December 26 to 28. She will discuss why people attend conventions and has prior media exposure on the TODAY Show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Speech Communication Association
Chicago
Ann S. Moore
Speech and
The
State University College At
Oswego
Syracuse University
theManicore Insurance Brokerage
Stoney Point Kennels
Baxter Associates
EMS Council Plans First Meeting In Syracuse Monday
The EMS Council serving six ALPHA counties will meet Monday at 8 p.m. in Alpha Headquarters Syracuse to discuss emergency medical service needs and resources. Dr Edward Dunn will chair the council with 27 professionals and ambulance representatives attending.
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Emergency Medical Services System
EMS
ALPHA
Areawide
Local Planning For Health Action, Inc
James St
Syracuse
Central
Cayuga
Cortland
Madison
Onondaga
Oswego
Tomplins
Edward Dunn
Onondaga County Medical Society
Hannibal Board Sets Date for Tax Relief Hearing
Hannibal Central School Board at its December meeting set a public hearing on tax relief for the elderly for January 10, 1973 at 7 30 p m in Cayuga Street School. The session will review district practices and consider related budget and administrative items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hannibal Area
Elderly— School Board
Hannibal
Board of Education
Hannibal Central School
Wallace Auser
Oswego County
Cayuga Street
Lincoln National Bank Central
Gordon Hastings
Hannibal Central School District
Hastings
Fred's Door Service Corporation
Elmer Shaw, Inc
Hestines
Willace
Robert Simmons
Dennis Kenney
Kenney
Janis Cianfarano
Civil Service
Catherine Frohn
Paula Hayes
Oswego Native Revises Book On School Law
Albany The 1972 revision book for School Boards has been published by the New York State School Boards Association. Dr. William J. Hageny of Oswego, former school board member and SUNY New Paltz professor, authors this digest guiding local control and covering issues from the Taylor Law to pupil records. He serves as executive secretary of the Mid-Hudson School Study Council and chairs SUNY New Paltz Educational Administration.
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Albany
New York State School Boards Association
New York State
William J. Hageny
Oswego
New Paltz
State University College At
Hageny
State Education Department
Haldane Central School
Cold Spring
Mid - Hudson School Study Council
College
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Department of Educational Administration
State University of New York At
Ulster County Community College
Funeral Services Held for Cosmo M. Menga in Central Square
Cosmo M. Menga 41 owner of the Boat House Restaurant on River and Swamp Road died Wednesday. Funeral services were held at Watson Funeral Home in Central Square and St. Michael's Catholic Church with burial in Assumption Cemetery Syracuse.
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Cosmo M. Menga
Central Square RD
Watson Funeral Home
Central Square
St. Michael's Catholic Church
Assumption Cemetery
Syracuse
Menga
River and Swamp Road
Mount Pleasant Scouts Tour Osweto Naval Reserve Center
Twenty five Mount Pleasant Club scouts visited the Naval Reserve Center at Osweto with ten adults including Ronald Maxon the Webero Leader. They toured the center observed the routine of the Naval Reserves and stood at attention for the National Anthem to start the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount Pleasant
Naval Reserve Center
Osweto
Ronald Maxon
Naval Reserves
New Liberty West Bridge Street Traffic Light Work Underway
A New York State Department of Transportation crew at the West Bridge and Liberty Street intersection installs a loop in Liberty Street for wiring to activate a new stopable traffic light as traffic approaches from Liberty Street.
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New Liberty
W. 8Th ST
New York State Dept. of Transportation
West Bridge
Liberty Sts
Liberty St
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U. S
Pulaski Water Board
Oswego City Savings Bank
Charles W. Gilbert
Maurice C. Boyd
Suco Music Department
Boyd
City Savings
Fredinghamton
Brockport
Canton
Cobleskill
Delhi
Brooklyn
Saratoga
Farmingdale
Fredonia
Geneseo
Bronx
Morrisville
Old Westbury
Oneonta
Oswell
Plattsburg
Potsdam
Archase
Stony Brook
Methodists
EMS Council
Owacwuwy
Seneca Hill
Florist
John
W. First St
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