Model Law On Grievance Procedure For City Workers
City lawmakers review a five page model state ordinance creating a grievance board and procedures for employee complaints involving health safety facilities or equipment. The measure would guide hearings while salaries retirement and disciplinary matters remain outside its scope.
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Common Council
Snow Reaches 80 Inch Mark in Oswego Season Record
Oswego total snowfall reached 80.7 inches at 8:30 this morning per Elmer F. Love ridge, a retired Weather Bureau meteorologist, after adding 3.8 inches from overnight. The SACO campus saw three inches, leaving Oswego 7.2 inches short of its seasonal normal. records show 1958 59 had 194.3 inches and last year 96.2.
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Oswego
Elmer F. Loveridge
Weather Bureau
Saco
Mercury
Loveridge
Paper Drive Planned by First Methodist Church
The Methodist Youth Fellowship of the First Methodist Church will conduct a house to house paper drive on January 2. People wishing to have papers picked up should contact the church office.
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Fulton
Methodist Youth Fellowship
The
First Methodist Church
Obituary Otto E. Pagenkopf 1887 195? Dies in Oswego Hospital
Otto Ernest Pagenkopf 76 of Minetto died unexpectedly Wednesday in Oswego hospital after two days as patient. Born Hastings Nebraska he came to the area in 1955 from Wisconsin with his wife Anna Schramm Pagenkopf. He was formerly an electrician and served in World War I. Survived by wife Velma Wendt daughter two brothers and two grandchildren. Funeral arrangements incomplete.
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Oswego Hospital
Wisconsin
Anna Schramm Pagenkopf
Minetto
Hastings
Neb
August
Augusta Pagenkopf
Chicago
Great Lakes
Pagenkopf
U.S. Army
William S. Monaghan Post
American Legion
Society For the Preservation of Barbershop
America
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Ernest
Velma) Wendt
Wilmington
Lrl
Wendt
East Ninth St
Oswego
Marathon Corp
Illinois
Paul
Hamilton, Mont
William
Springfield
Mass
Fred
Lyon
N. J
Minetto Merchants lead in Womans bowling league high 502 by Anne Stewart
Anne Stewart rolled a 502 high triple for Minetto Merchants in the Monday night women s league. Virginia Gifford was runner up with 497 and a 205 game for high single. Multiple teams posted totals with Santore s Coast and Patrick Bros posting strong scores.
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Anne Stewart
Minetto Merchants
Virginia Gifford
Nastasi
Gowda
Dumas
Tonkin
Beckwith
Jenkins
MacDonald
Kon
Pomeroy
Patrick
Santore
Dewey
Himes
Battles
Glerum
Summerville
JJ. Patrick
Falesci
Warne
Dot
Andres
Trenca
Seymour
Hinckley
Perau
Frost
Arden
Deduck
Kitts
Hitchcock
Goldwater Criticizes Johnson Tactics On Foreign Aid Bill
Senator Barry Goldwater denounces President Johnson for using holiday pressure to push the 3 billion foreign aid measure. He says Johnson treated lawmakers as personal errand boys during an all-night session over wheat export guarantees. House vote approved a version omitting the wheat ban as lawmakers were recalled from Christmas breaks.
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Barry Goldwater
R-Ariz
Johnson
Congress
Goldwater
Senate
Phoenix
House
Soviet Union
Bac
Road Superintendent President-Elect Dies
Harry Steger, president-elect of the New York State Town Highway Supervisors Association, died Wednesday of a unspecified cause, leaving the organization to mourn the loss of a long time road official.
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Fredonia
Harry Steger
New York State
Pomfret Town Highway Superintendent Steger dies at 58
Steger, 58, resident near the Chautauqua County community, served as highway superintendent for the Town of Pomfret. He died from a heart attack.
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Steger
Chautauqua County
Pomfret
West German Chancellor Erhard heads to Johnson visit
Bonn reports to press that Ludwig Erhard, 66, sails Friday from Bonn for a Texas weekend with President Johnson. This marks his first major test as West Germany's new leader and a show of stronger voice in world affairs after succeeding Konrad Adenauer on October 16. Erhard has clashed with Charles de Gaulle but begins foreign policy with firm stance.
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Germany
Ludwig Erhard
Johnson
West Germany
Erhard
Johnson Ranch
Texas
Konrad Adenauer
Adenauer
Charles de Gaulle
United States
Sports Reporter Plans Marriage to "Prettiest Secretary"
Schenectady sports writer Bill Arsenault, 27, and Rebecca Juracka, 21, secretary to a women’s bowling league, announced plans to marry after he praised her in a bowling column. The pair met when Arsenault encountered Juracka in Schenectady.
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Schenectady
Rebecca Juracka
Bill Arsenault
Schenectady Union-Star
Miss Juracka
Arsenault
Business Regains Fall Momentum After November Pause
Commerce Department says national economy regained momentum after a November pause, with December retail sales rising sharply, industrial production high, steel and auto output up, and residential construction improving. Personal income rose by 1.5 billion in November due to higher employment and stronger transfer payments.
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Washington
Commerce Department
John F. Kennedy
Commercial Printing Department Palladium Times Blog
A brief notice from the Palladium Times blog listing contact numbers for the Commercial Printing Department with dial lines FI 3-3800 and FI 3-3801.
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Commercial Printing Department
Palladium-Times
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