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Newspaper
Oswego Palladium Times
Location
Oswego, New York, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1972
Page
5
Oswego police continued an investigation into two reported break-ins as Patrolman Anthony D Ambra conducted a routine check of the premises.
Oswego County and neighboring dairies face higher feed costs in 1973 amid a poor feed year and rising winter prices. Cornell economists project 3 percent statewide milk production drop in 1973 with a 25 to 30 cent per hundredweight price rise, while production costs climb 5 to 6 percent. Local farmers must boost productivity to maintain net income despite the challenging outlook.
Ten indictments from a grand jury probe into the At tica Correctional Facility uprising are sealed pending arraignments resuming next Wednesday. On Thursday one man pleaded innocent to 48 felony counts including kidnapping sodomy and assault as he and three others faced State Supreme Court.
The North-South pair open weak two bids with five to ten points and six-card suits. North responds 2NT forcing, South repeats a maximum wide-range bid with 3 clubs, North limits to 3 spades, South passes. A diamond return and spade/heart misleads yield, but South still makes the contract for an undeserved good score.
Four alarms sounded since Thursday noon as Phoenix Fire Dept responded to Arnold's garage fire on Main St in the village. An overloaded oil furnace caused heavy smoke damage to the garage and living quarters. Fire crews from Oswego Fire Company Two and a rescue truck tended an electrical fixture fire on Johnson Hall at the SACO campus. The blaze was out on arrival but scorched ceilings. A Pennellville rescue unit responded to a single car wreck near Evergreen Trailer Park, pinning Nevin Daugherty who was taken to Upstate Medical Center. Central Square rescue also handled a car into a utility pole with downed wires.
Navy fireman Gerard P Schrader of Oswego New York serves on the landing ship USS Saginaw a contingency unit of Task Force 140 for Apollo 17 recovery operations stationed 34 nautical miles from Cape Kennedy The ship supplied acoustical testing support during the launch and stood by for recovery if needed with Task Force 140 maintaining constant alert until translunar injection and during the return flight.
Pulaski seeks lodging for Carl Bateman a well known civic booster and former Palladium Times correspondent. He needs private wheelchair accessible room with minimal care and can pay room and board. Contact Rev Jerry Miller at 298-5292 or 298-2955 for arrangements.
USDA wholesale egg offerings show general balance with adequate demand in New York. Fancy large sold at 55 to 58 cents per dozen while fancy medium range 53 to 56 cents. fancy smalls not listed.
The AP reports USDA butter offerings increased in New York while demand tapered off sharply. Prices and exact figures are not provided in the snippet.
Confessions at St. Louis Catholic Church E Bridge and Fourth Sts Saturday from 10 30 to 11 30 a m and 3 30 to 4 40 p m No confessions Sunday Dec 24 Christmas Masses Sunday Dec 24 Vigil Masses 5 30 and 8 p m These Masses fulfill Christmas Day obligation. Monday Dec 25 Christmas Day Mass 10 30 a m Vigil Masses remind that Sunday attendance alone does not fulfill both days obligations.
The Annual Community Candlelight Service will be at Park United Methodist Church on Sunday at 7 30 p m. The Chancel Choir directed by Rolland Felio with organist Allister Crandall will sing as Rev Edwin Potter reads scripture. Candles will light the service and the Ecumenical Service invites the community.
The Muttonbird is a favorite delicacy of the Maoris of southern New Zealand. The bird migrates from the western coast of America.
A party goer recalls a quarrel with a 250 pound man beside him in a bar. The confrontation escalated and the punch line ended with a scuffle and a night ruined by a loud argument.
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