New York Telephone Seeks 14.9 Percent Rate Hike
ALBANY AP New York Telephone asks the Public Service Commission for a 14.9 percent rate increase to raise about 306 million dollars a year. The plan doubles the local coin call in major metros and shifts charges across basic service, mileage based pricing, and late night rates while offsetting some increases with more message units for residential customers.
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Albany
N.Y
New York Telephone Company
Public Service Commission
PSC
Joseph Swidler
Telephone Company
William M. Ellinghaus
New York Telephone
Ith
New York City
Utica
Central Office
New York and
Buffalo
Syracuse
Retired SUCO Educator Dr R Lee Martin Dies
Dr R Lee Martin former SUCO Education Dept professor died Sunday in Mease Hospital Dunedin Florida after a long illness. He retired from SUCO in June and taught at William and Mary Florida State University UNC Missouri SUNY New Paltz and Albany. Memorial service Wednesday in Dunedin with burial in Oswego in spring. Contributions to a scholarship fund in his name are requested.
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R. Lee Martin
Baylis St
SUCO
Mease Hospital
Dunedin
Fila
Martin
Missouri
Fla
Highland
College of William and Mary S
Virginia
Florida State University
University of North Carolina
University of Missouri
Suny New Paltz
Albany
Dictionary of International Biography
Oswego
The
Congregational Church
NEA
Federal Legislation Committee
33Rd Congressional District
Columbia
Mokane
Phi Delta Kappa
Kappa Delta Phi
New York State
Moss Funeral Home
Riverside Cemetery
Osweep
Dr. Martin
Deaths and funeral notices in local obituaries
Gertha J Fenske widow of Frederick C Fenske dies at Elm Rest Nursing Home Dec 17 1972. Funeral at Grace Lutheran Church Wed 1 am with spring burial at Rural Cemetery. Visitation Scoville Funeral Home 2-4 and 7-9 pm today. John W Coyer dies in Oswego Hospital Dec 18 1972. Funeral from 58 West Second St Thurs 8:30 am and 9 am at St Marys Church. Burial St Peters Cemetery. Arrangement by E J Dowdle. Telford D Gardner of Maiden Lane Town of Scriba dies Dec 1 1972. Service Dec 1 10:30 am at Dain Funeral Home. Burial Pennellville later. Visitation 7-9 pm today and 2-4 and 7-9 pm tomorrow.
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Fenske
Elm Rest
Gertha J
Frederick C. Fenske
Henry and
Wilhelmina Krammer
Grace Lutheran Church
Scoville Funeral Home
Obituary of Arthur Nicholson of Central Square
Arthur Nicholson 8&8 of Central Square died early today at Oswego Hospital after three months at Hillcrest Nursing Home Oswego. Born in Hamilton he lived in Central Square 17 years and worked as a Parks Dept maintenance man in Syracuse for 20 years retiring in 1954. Survived by brother Clarence Nicholson Central Square and sister Mrs George F Meyer Mattydale. Leitten Funeral Home Mattydale in charge of arrangements.
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Arthur Nicholson
Central Square
Oswego Hospital
Hillcrest
Oswego
Hamilton
Parks Dept
Syracuse
Clarence Nicholson
George F. Meyer
Mattydale
Leitten
John Tyler First U S President to Marry in Office
John Tyler became the first sitting U S president to wed while in office and he remarried in 1844 marking a historic personal milestone in early presidential history.
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John Tyler
U. S
Obituary of John W. Coyer, Oswego Resident
John W. Coyer, 82, husband of the late Laura Pramiter Coyer, died Monday at Oswego Hospital after a short illness. Born in Oswego, he was a boilermaker for Ames Iron Works until 1953 and later a crossing guard at St. Marys School from 1970 to 1972. Survived by a son in Baltimore, two sisters in Oswego, a grandson and two great grandchildren. Funeral Thursday at 8:30 a.m. from the family home and 9 a.m. at St. Marys Church. Spring burial in St. Peters Cemetery.
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John W. Coyer
Laura Pramiter Coyer
Second St
Oswego Hospital
Oswego
Charles and
Amelia Poucher Coyer
St. Marys Catholic Church
Coyer
Ames Iron Works
St. Marys School
John Coyer
Baltimore
Lydia Lowrey
Helen Miller
St. Marys Church
St. Peters Cemetery
Gardiner T D Gardner 71 Scriba resident dies Oswego Hospital
Telford D Gardner 71 of Maiden Lane Road Scriba dies Monday at Oswego Hospital. A farmer born in Schroeppel he lived in Scriba 25 years and sold wreaths downtown during Christmas. Services 10:30 am Thursday at Dain Funeral Home burial in Pennellville Cemetery calling hours 7-9 pm tonight and 2-4 and 7-9 pm Wednesday.
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Telford D. Gardner
Telford D. Gardiner
Maiden Lane Road
Scriba
Oswego Hospital
Schroeppel
William
Florida Gardner
Oswego
Dain Funeral Home
Pennellville Cemetery
Funeral
Weather Summary for Local Area
Periods of wet snow this afternoon with some rain and possible freezing rain at times. Highs in the upper 30s. Tonight mostly cloudy with a chance of snow flurries and a low near 30. Wednesday overcast with likely wet snow or rain and highs in the mid 30s. Winds from the south to southeast at 10 to 20, gusty this afternoon, easing to 5 to 15 tonight.
Industrial Ecology Pilot Project at Oswego Middle School
Don Wallace leads Oswego Middle School students in the Industrial Arts Ecology Pilot Program. Students investigate how industrial technology tackles environmental problems and independently build projects to reduce industrial air pollution.
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Don Wallace
Oswego
Don
Miro Pleads Guilty in Oswego Robbery Case
Raymond A. Miro of Brentwood pleaded guilty to grand larceny third degree as jurors were to be drawn in the County Court case. Judge Don H. Stacy set sentencing for Jan. 22 and allowed bail for reappearance with attorney P. Michael Shanley. Two others were arrested in the same matter. District Attorney Eugene F. Sullivan, Jr. led the prosecution.
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Raymond A. Miro
Midwood Place
Brentwood
L.L
Miro
Don H. Stacy
P. Michael Shanley
Creck
Oswego
Eugene F. Sullivan, Jr
Erratic Driving Leads to DWI Charge for James A. Russell
James A. Russell, 34, of 115 West Utica Street, was charged with driving while intoxicated after witnesses saw him drive erratically on West Utica Street at 6 55 p.m. Monday. Patrolman Peter Griffin issued an appearance ticket for city court on Wednesday.
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James A. Russell
West Utica St
Peter Griffin
Court ends term as jurors dismissed for remainder
Following the plea jurors were dismissed for the remainder of the term with the thanks of the court. Supreme Court with Justice Richard N. Donovan presiding handles non jury and matrimonial matters this week to wrap up the term. The court will start the new term on January 2 with the civil segment of County Court beginning then.
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Supreme Court
Richard N. Donovan
Two Men Pay Fines in City Court
In city court Judge Thomas McGough presided as Peter Mahoney 70 of 87 East Seneca Street paid 300 dollars for promoting gambling and 100 dollars for gambling records. Roger Goeney 22 of Oswego Route 2 paid 50 dollars for driving while impaired with a 60 day license suspension.
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Thomas McGough
Peter Mahoney
East Seneca St
Mahoney
Robert Hurlbutt
Roger Goeney
Oswego RD 2
Syracuse Ave
Goewey
David Saylor
Goeney
John McCormack
Civil Service Exam Set for Feb 24 for Bookkeeping Op
The County Laboratory seeks a Bookkeeping Machine Operator with a salary range of 5554 to 6809. Applications close Jan 23. A Feb 24 promotional exam will place successful candidates on the eligible list for vacancies. Applicants must be County Laboratory employees with six months of permanent status in typist or stenographer titles.
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Civil Service Office
Two Hurt in Rt. 49 Crash Hospitalized in Syracuse
A tractor trailer jackknifed on Route 49 in Constantia near Division Street sending two people to Crouse Irving Hospital in Syracuse with head injuries and lacerations. The truck from Edward Corp. of Weirton West Virginia rolled after hitting a bridge abutment and utility pole. driver David H. Murray 48 and passenger Norma Capalaro 43 were ejected. Deputy Henry Gloude led the investigation with Deputies Fox and Gouisell.
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Constantia
Cleveland
Division St
Crouse-Irving Hospital
Syracuse
David H. Murray
Box 98
West Monroe
Norma Capalaro
River Rd
West
Monroe
Edward Corp
Weirton
Virginia
Henry Gloude
David Fox
Dean Gouisell
Oswego
Maple Ave
Johnson Rd
Charles Cuyler
Tug Hill F.d
Oswego Hospital
Cuyer
Joseph Neacosia, Jr
Neacosia
Harry MacFarland
Shakespeare’s Company Evolves Under Royal Patronage
William Shakespeare wrote plays and acted with the Chamberlain's Men later renamed the King's Men under King James I. The troupe gained royal favor and continued performances at court and public stages.
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William Shakespeare
Chamberlain's Men
James I
King’s Men
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