Three Traffic Accidents Leave Injuries and Summonses Issued
In three county weekend crashes three summonses were issued and two people were injured. A Scriba Route 194 collision led to Elwood Bogart injuries and a charge for following too closely. A Hastings Route 11 collision produced a summons for Leland Nickerson as an un supervised learner. A Hannibal crash injured Sharon Parkhurst with parked-car damage and a charge against Fred Smith for parking on a highway without lights.
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Hastings
Hall Road
Ronald L. Ross
RD 2
Central Square
Leland Nickerson
Nickerson
Ross
Dean Goodsell
Clifford McKie
Maurice Richardson
Lake Rd
Scriba
Elwood Bogart
Lisbon
George Scandura
Charles Parmley
James Deary
Oswego RD
Bogart
Hannibal
Fiss
Sharon Parkhurst
Route 104
Scandura
Richard Spaulding
Miss Parkhurst
Oswego Street
Fred Smith
Four From N Y N J Area Killed In Plane Crash
Four people from the New York City New Jersey area perished in a weekend light plane crash near Burlington Vermont. Pilot David Schapiro and passenger Ira Meiselman, along with Susan Schwager and Luba Lisa were killed when the twin engine Cessna 411 struck trees on approach in a heavy snowstorm. The wreckage was found near Colchester after nearly four hours of searching. Schapiro and Meiselman were attorneys. Schwager worked for an airline. Lisa was a New York City actress and TV personality.
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Burlington, Vt
New York City
New Jersey
Luba Lisa
Burlington International
Colchester
David Schapiro
Newark
N.J
Miss Schwager
Schapira
Messelman
Obituary Mrs Bertha J Fenske 87 Widow of Frederick C Fenske
Mrs Bertha J Fenske 87 widow of Frederick C Fenske died Sunday evening at Elm Rest Nursing Home She was born in Germany daughter of Henry and Wilhelmina Klammer The Fenske business started in 1911 she was bookkeeper until 1971 In 1915 the business moved downtown She was a Grace Lutheran Church member and former Ladies Aid Society Surviving sons Clarence K Fenske Norman F Fenske two grandchildren and two great grandchildren Funeral services Wednesday at 11 am in Grace Lutheran Church Burial in Rural Cemetery Calling hours Scoville Funeral Home this evening 7 9 and Tuesday 2 4 and 7 9 pm
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Bertha J. Fenske
Frederick C. Fenske
Elm Rest
Germany
Henry
Wilhelmina Klammer
Edinburgh Girl Fiona Brown Dies After Ear Surgery
Miss Fiona Brown fourteen daughter of Ewen and (Mrs) Brown of Edinburgh Scotland died Friday in an Edinburgh hospital after minor ear surgery last weekend. She swam with the local YMCA girls team while visiting relatives here. Survived by her parents a brother and cousins Mrs Seymour and Mrs Dona. Services set for Wednesday in Edinburgh.
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Fiona Brown
Ewen Brown
Edinburgh
Scotland
Miss Brown
YMCA
Carl Seymour
Fifth St
Everett Dona
Simpson
Seymour
Dona
Brown
Obituary for John W. Coyer of Oswego
John W. Coyer, 82, of 58 W. Second St., died at Oswego Hospital after a three week stay. Calling hours will be Tuesday and Wednesday at the family residence. Arrangements by Dowille Funeral Home. A complete obituary will run in Tuesday's edition.
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John W. Coyer
Second St
Oswego Hospital
Dowille Funeral Home
Bank Presents Prepared for Jaycees Christmas Distribution
Dee Heckethorn of County Savings Bank supplied wrapping paper last year for Jaycees and Jayncees. This year the bank plans to store presents until distribution during Christmas activities.
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Jaycees
Dee Heckethorn
The
County Savings Bank
Jayncees
Linda Mott
Marcia Tobin
Oswego County Savings Bank
Oswego Jaycees
Snowmobilers Injured in Two Weekend Accidents
Deputies investigated two snowmobile crashes over the weekend sending two people to Oswego Hospital. Daniel McNitt, 23, Altmar, broke his right wrist when his ride struck a snow buried tree stump near Centerville Road in Richland. Loren Henderson, 21, Parish, was ejected when his sled tipped over on French Won and bruised his left forearm. Deputy George Scandura investigated the first crash at 6 45 p m Saturday and Deputy Donald Skillinski the second at 9 30 p m.
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Sheriff's
Oswego Hospital
Daniel McNitt
RD 1
Altmar
Centerville Rd
Richland
George Scandura
Loren Henderson
Edgewood Dr
Parish
Hill
Henderson
Donald Skillinski
Oswego Officer LaTulip Graduates FBI National Academy Class
Lt. Robert LaTulip of the Oswego Police Department is among nearly 300 officers in the FBI National Academy 91st Session who graduated December 15 1972 at Quantico Virginia. He is the first Oswego officer to attend the academy and holds a NYS Police Academy diploma. The 12 week program develops executive potential. 296 graduates come from 49 states DC and various countries.
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Robert LaTulip
Oswego
FBI National Academy
FBI Aca- FBI
L. Patrick Denny
Quantico
Virginia
Gray, III
LaTulip
Oswego Police
FBI Academy
National Academy
Union
District of Columbia
Virgin Islands
Australia
Canada
Malaysia
Philippines
Thailand
Don FR. Dering
Winnetka
Tinois
International Association of Chiefs of Police
Felt
Mist
FBI Na
Christmas tree print out sparks charge to programmers
An inquiry asks which account is charged for computer programmers who worked three weeks on a print-out shaped like a Christmas tree. The item raises questions about cost allocation and project billing practices.
Man Injured as Arm Caught in Spreader
A Richland man, Norman Cole, 62, suffered arm injuries when his arm became stuck in the fender gears of a manure spreader for about 30 minutes. Seven Pulaski Rescue squad members freed him before he was taken to Upstate Medical Center.
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Richland
Norman Cole
Lehigh Rd
Pulaski
Upstate Medical Center
Cole
Incident halts hand curation. Cole rushed to hospital
An incident near 5 p m Sunday left the curator with a severed hand after which Cole was taken to Upstate Medical Center by the Foster-Hax ambulance. Deputy Clifford McKie of the sheriff s department investigated the case.
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Cole
Upstate Medical Center
Foster-Hax Ambulance
Clifford McKie
Sheriff's Department
Energy of a single tornado equals vast U.S. power
A tornado's energy is estimated at 100 million kilowatts, about one third of the entire United States electrical generating capacity. The claim highlights the immense power contained in a single storm and its comparison to national energy production levels.
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United States
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