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Oswego Palladium Times

Location

Oswego, New York, United States of America

Date

Dec 20, 1972

Page

3

Pall-Times Typographical Union Members Take Offset Course

Eleven members of International Typographical Union Local 445 completed a ten week course in Offset Newspaper Techniques at SUCO taught by David D. Faux. The group, funded personally, prepares for a shift from hot metal to cold type and plans a five week spring advance course. Groundwork was organized by Local 445 president Richard McGann and vice president William Clark.

International Typographical Union Local 445 Industrial Arts Dept Graphic Arts SUCO David D. Faux College IA The Palladium Times Richard McGann Local 445 McGann William Clark LaVerne Wheeler Vincent Lavere John Sullivan William Carey Albert Monette Leo Monette Edward Ruggio Joseph Crisafulli James Coniski Angelo Mazzoli

Man Criticizes Oswego City School District Operations At Meeting

Minette resident Woodrow Wilson voiced discontent with Oswego district operations including transportation BOCES vocational education and lunch programs. He argued schools fail to prepare students for business and industry and questioned why government funded programs still tax local residents. He pressed for clearer communications and asked about grade failure rates while urging the board to consider a pledge of allegiance at meetings.

Minette Oswego City Woodrow Wilson Board of Education Wilson Charles Turner Charles Ahern Ahern Ray Doud Oswego RD 5 Minetto Francis Furfaro

Deaths Coyer Gardner in Oswego area notices

John W. Coyer died December 18 1972 in Oswego Hospital husband of the late Laura Pramiter Coyer son of Charles and Amelia Poucher Coyer. Funeral from 58 West Second St Thursday at 8:30 am then 9 am mass at St Marys Church burial St Peters Cemetery. Gardner Telford D of Maiden Lane Road Scriba December 18 1972 son of William and Florida Bevee Gardner services at Dain Funeral Home Thursday 10:30 pm officiated by Rev George M Butler burial later at Pennellville calling hours Tuesday 7 to 9 pm and Wednesday 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 pm.

Youth Killed and Injured in Hit-and-Run Near DeWitt

In DeWitt on NY 298 two youths walking on the shoulder were struck by a passing car. Nicholas Galuzzo, 14, was killed while David Ryder, 13, was in fair condition at St Joseph’s Hospital. A 28-year-old Bridgeport man, Franklin J. Austin, turned himself in and was charged with leaving the scene and illegal passing.

Syracuse N.Y DeWitt Nicholas Galuzzo David Ryder St. Joseph’s Hospital Onondaga County Collamer Road Franklin J. Austin Bridgeport Public Safety Austin Ler Road

Remarkable Bighorn Ram Horns Reach Full Circle Growth

The bighorn ram bears extraordinary horns that curve continuously. In older males the horns can form a complete circle or even circle and a half, showcasing unique anatomical development across ages.

Animal Kingdom

Social Security Office Closed Christmas Day

The Social Security Office at Midtown Center Oswego New York will be closed Monday December 25 for Christmas. It will reopen 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Tuesday and subsequent workdays. Visitors are urged to call or write with questions about benefits Medicare or other services.

Midtown Center Oswego N.Y

Save the Porpoises: Tuna Fleet Nets Reform Planned

Secretary of Commerce Peter G. Peterson announced a program to reduce accidental porpoise deaths in U.S. tuna nets. Fishermen are urged to use Medina nets with smaller mesh and new backing techniques to help porpoises escape. The plan includes a federal industry cooperative to train crews.

SAVE Washington Secretary of Commerce Peter G. Peterson United States Peterson Harold Medina

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