First Woman City Attorney Appointed
Oswego faces a Charter debate as supporters discuss altering rules to allow outside lawyers and those with less than five years at the bar. Culkin to serve until Mrs. Norfleet's eligibility is set, avoiding a clash between GOP and Democratic councils. Culkin, Harvard and Syracuse Law grad, has six children and a long civic record. Mrs. Norfleet, Cornell and Union Albany Law School alumna, admitted 1969, brings mental hygiene and private practice experience.
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East Seventh St
Adamance
Culkin
Read. Iy
Oswego Hospital
Operation Oswego County, Inc
Harvard College
Syracuse University College of Law
Florence Kiley
Francis K. Culkin
Norflee i
Cornell University
Union University-Albany Law School
New York State Department of Mental Hygiene
Oswego Winners Take Part in State Lottery Draws
Area residents win prizes in the state lottery last week at C J s Corner Oswego. Winners include two at 550 each Jo R Woods and Nicholas Gil both of Oswego. Other prizes include 100 each for Margery McChesney James Scully Philip Bolton Harold Sant. Fifty dollar prizes go to Lucille Bour Kenneth Perry Pauline Creja Fanny Corsiniti James Reilly Charles Mosher and Lucille Clayton. Additional winners include Claude Freeman Francis Sharra Richard Ssances Francis Fitzgerald Louise Wallace Betty Dietz Gerald Allen James Wilder among others.
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C. J.’s Corner
Oswego
Jo- R. Woods
E. Seventh St
Nicholas Gil
E. Albany St
Margery S. McChesney
Wifth St
Oswees
James E
First St
Fulton
James Reilly
Third St
Charles Mosher
Lucille Clayton
Claude Freeman
S. 12Th St
Francis Sharra
E. Mohawk St
Richard Ssances
Ae A Ave
Francis Fitzgerald
Worth St
Louise Wallace
Ellen St
Betty Dietz
Gerald Allen
James Wilder
New Haven
Perdue Calls for Open Dialogue in Higher Education
Dr James E Perdue president of the State University College at Oswego urges better communication in higher education in his 1973 state of the college address. The Journal prints excerpts noting that understanding follows dialogue, with freedom of expression and intimate exchange shaping positive tensions within the college community.
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James E. Perdue
State University College At
Oswego
College and University Journal
Perdue
Whch
American College Public Relations Associaton
Colores
Pordue
Oswego School District Unveils Energy Conservation Efforts
The Oswego School District announces energy saving measures to limit electricity use and heat consumption. Lights are turned off when inactive, natural lighting is used, and thermostats are set to 68 daytime degrees with cooler nights. A committee will study further reductions and adjust activities and calendar as needed.
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Oswego
Harlow May Join Laird in Resigning
Melvin Laird will resign as presidential counselor on February 1 and transfer congressional liaison and domestic policy duties to Vice President Ford. Bryce Harlow plans to leave White House duties next year after joining Nixon’s staff last summer post Watergate. Laird urged House action by March 15 on impeachment.
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Washington
Melvin R. Laird
Gerald R. Ford
Nixon
Bryce Harlow
White House
Laird
H.R. Haldeman
John D. Ehrlichman
Medieval garbage dish mixed chicken parts in stew
In medieval times the term garbage described a dish made from chicken heads feet and innards simmered to create a deli cacy crafted by inventive cooks.
Social Security Office Holiday Closures and Hours
The Social Security Office at Midtown Center will close on Monday and Tuesday December 24 and 25 and again on Monday December 31 and Tuesday January 1. It will reopen Wednesday and subsequent workdays 9 am to 5 pm. The notice encourages calls and letters as well as in person visits for questions about benefits Medicare or other Social Security topics.
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Midtown Center
Two County Fires Raise Small Damage Tuesday Evening
Two fires within one hour prompted county fire crews to respond. At 7 19 pm Palermo's Island Road near a trailer owned by John Ganicali suffered minor damage. At 6 58 pm Williamstown aided Route 13 in Camden where a farm fire caused minor damage.
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Palermo
Island Rd
John Ganicali
Williamstown
Camden
Postponed Ceramic Santa Draw Due to Bad Weather
Weather forces cancellation of the Yellow Pace Mini Drum Corps Christmas party on Tuesday night. The drawing for the ceramic Santa Claus is postponed until January. Corps members with money or stubs should return them to Mrs. Anna Coon at 190 Syracuse Ave.
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Pace
Santa Claus
Anna Coon
Syracuse Ave
Three-Car Collision Injures One on Syracuse Ave
A Wednesday 4:40 p.m. crash on Syracuse Ave injures one and yields a summons. Ralph Cianfarano, 19, of Fulton, allegedly started through two parked cars. Richard Gallacher, 49, of Pennellville, headed north. they struck a parked car owned by Henry Babcock of Oswego. Fileen Gallagher, 40, of Pennellville, sought her physician for a sore shoulder. Cianfarano faces unlicensed operation charges and will appear in City Court. Officer David Saylor investigated.
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Syracuse Ave
Ralph Cianfarano
S. First St
Fulton
Richard Gallacher
Oneida River Rd
Pennellville
Henry Babcock
Oswego
Fileen Gallagher
Cianfarano
David Saylor
Daily Christmas Concerts At Oswego City Savings Bank
Paul Rogers a former Oswego State associate professor of music and 23 year organist at Church of the Resurrection will perform daily Christmas concerts at Oswego City Savings Bank from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. this week. Bank president Charles W. Gilbert notes it is the second year of the bank’s Good Neighbor program. The organ is supplied by JMD Distributing Company on West First Street.
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Paul Rogers
Oswego State
Church of the Resurrection
Oswego City Savings Bank
Charles W. Gilbert
Sings Institution
JMD Distributing Company
West First St
Ashes cause porch damage on West Fourth Street
Hot ashes on a porch at 24 West Fourth Street damaged the porch floor and support beams. Oswego Engine Companies 1 and a rescue unit responded at 9 02 a m. The house, owned by Louis Greeney, had the hot ashes placed on the porch and they burned through the floor boards.
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W. Fourth St
Oswego Engine Companies 1
Louis Greeney
Keeping Your Cool Is Easy This Winter
A concise update notes that maintaining calm and comfort will be simple this winter season with stable temperatures and low stress on heating needs. The forecast emphasizes steady conditions and practical tips for home comfort.
Oswego Planning Board Tables Apartment Complex Review
The Oswego City Planning Board approved parking for multiple sites and tabled the Ontario Mew Apartments site plan as a Planned Unit Development, with reviews on water sewer safety recreation and snow removal set for Jan 8. Appearances included Ty Parr attorney Robert Nicholson and others. additional sewer facility applications were noted.
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Oswego
Ty Parr
Robert Nicholson
Robert Calhoun
Gerald Talandis
Eugene Talandis
Jack Fitzgibbons
Second St
Ike Scroggins
Nepco Energy Corp
Cty
Funeral Services for Thomas A. Reed Sr.
Funeral services were held this morning for Thomas A. Reed Sr. at 9:30 from the Family Funeral Home and at 10 at Grace Lutheran Church. Burial followed at Riverside Cemetery in the receiving vault. Bearers were Robert Mills, William Hogan, Richard Snow, Neil LaBlanc, William Kelly, and William Socks. Portents of local planning included an approved dormitory permit at 54 W Third St with revisions for 10 residents and 18 parking spaces. A Perkins Pancake House site plan on E 14th St was approved with landscaping to be added as construction proceeds. Two items were tabled including a parking complex on E Albany St and a fraternity house permit at 58 Ellen St with requested plan details and inspector survey. Attending the meeting were Board members Dr Paul Hiser, Anthony Leotta, Joseph Smith, James Metcalf, Fred Carey and Alderman Thomas Halpin.
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Thomas A. Reed Sr
Dorothy Allen Reed
E. Fifth St
Grace Lutheran Church
Robert W. Breitwieser
Riverside Cemetery
Robert Mills
William Hogan
Richard Snow
Neil LaBlanc
William Kelly
William Socks
W. Third St
E. 14Th St
E. Albany St
Ellen St
Stephen Greene
Paul Hiser
Anthony Leotta
Joseph Smith
James Metcalf
Fred Carey
Alderman Thomas Halpin
Rubber Tapping in Peru Mainly Handled by Workers
Peruvian chiringa tree rubber tapping remains largely manual with workers producing about 50,000 tons each year. The rubber is sold to the government at a price of 30 cents per pound.
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Peru
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Leonard H. Amdursky
David J. Read
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State College Report
Harlow
City Savings
City Planning Board
Ninth St
Seneca St
the Palladium-Times
Santa
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