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Oswego Palladium Times

Location

Oswego, New York, United States of America

Date

Dec 29, 1966

Page

5

Regents Propose 12.7 Million Plan to Ease Nursing Shortage

New York State Regents unveil a multi part program to ease nurse shortage by offering cash grants from 250 to 1000 to nursing students funding for expanded nursing education and diplomas. The plan also expands graduate fellowships for teaching and administration and creates a center in New York City to assist foreigners in obtaining nursing licenses.

Albany N.Y State Board of Regents Regents New York State New York City Rockefeller

Bachelors Club Elects Officers at Oswego Christmas Meet

The Bachelors Club of Oswego held its annual meeting on Christmas night at 50 West Second Street. Officers for 1967 were elected: President T. J. Burke, Vice President William Clark, Treasurer Frank Breitbeck, and Public Relations James T. Kelly, with musical selections performed under the director.

Bachelors Club of Oswego Frank George Breitbeck West Second St T. J. Burke William Clark Frank Breitbeck James T. Kelly

Koufax Honored With Club Membership and Floral Tribute

The club formally welcomed James T. Kelly as a member and presented a floral arrangement. Sandy Koufax was voted an honorary member with a notification resolution. Auxiliary members served a buffet luncheon and refreshments to the membership.

Joseph Cloonan James T. Kelly Sandy Koufax Robert McCrobie John DuFore George Bouchard Home Nettles

State Nurses Seek Raises in Albany Meeting

Representatives of the New York State Nurses Association will meet Friday, Dec. 30, with Commissioner Hollis Ingraham and other Health Department officials to discuss salaries and other employment matters affecting about 60 state employed nurses. The 15,000 member organization is the exclusive bargaining agent for top level nurses and includes consultant and Medicare Medicaid roles.

New York State Nurses Association Hollis Ingraham State Health Department Albany NYSNA Professional Nurses Association New York State Department of Health Veronica M. Driscoll R. N

State nurses assigned to local areas under Health Office plan

Miss Driscoll notes that counties and local municipalities receive nurses through the State Department of Health Office of Nursing who, although assigned locally, are paid by the state. The arrangement ties funding to state support rather than local budgets.

State Department of Health Office of Nursing

Wolcott Churches Conduct Various Sunday Services

Wolcott churches plan multiple services on Sunday with sermons and communions across denominations. Holy communion at 11 a m in Wolcott Methodist led by Rev Wesley Bacon, mediation by Rev Leon Bundy, sermon on Attitudes by Rev Glenn Faucett at Wolcott Baptist, and Episcopal Masses at St Stephen in Wolcott with Rev John Scannell.

Wolcott Wolcott Methodist Church Wesley Bacon Leon Bundy Glenn Faucett Wolcott Baptist Church John S. Scannell St. Stephen's Episcopal Church Clyde J Hurlbutt North Wolcott Methodist Church St. Mary Magdalen’s Roman Catholic Church Alfred J. Horr

Auto theft risk rises in New York era study

The Insurance Information Institute reports car theft chances increased from 1 in 203 in 1948 to 1 in 157 in 1965. In the previous year 486,568 cars were stolen, with many thefts aided by unlocked doors and keys left in the ignition.

New York Insurance Information Institute

Medicaid Probe Urged by Grange

Russell S. Curtis of the New York State Grange urged a thorough investigation of inequities in New York's Medicaid program. He pressed George K. Wyman, Commissioner, to ensure an integrated eligibility formula that serves public health while preventing arbitrary benefit gaps and improper financial maneuvering.

George K. Wyman New York State Department of Social Welfare Russell S. Curtis New York State Grange

Four Hurt in Route 81 Two-Car Crash

Four persons injured in a two car sideswipe crash on Route 81 near the Tinker Tavern overpass in Richland at 10 10 last night. Injured are Edith Cole 54 Cathy Cole 12 Elizabeth Colvin 18 and Donna Colvin 16. Bernard McQuaid 46 of Norfolk RD 1 was not hurt. All were to seek medical exams.

Pulaski Tinker Tavern Richland William G. Doyle Edith Cole Cathy Cole Elizabeth Colvin Donna Colvin Cole Bernard McQuaid Norfolk RD 1 Central Square Ernest Ladd III 206

Snowbound travel as car clips parked vehicle in Knoxboro

Main St Central Square driver, while passing another car, struck a parked vehicle owned by Elvin McCulley of Knoxboro due to lights interfering with vision, no injuries reported. State police noted heavy snow and wind hindered travel across the area last night.

Main St Central Square Elvin McCulley Knoxboro Frank M. Dalton

Auburn Panel Highlights Talent Search and Related Programs

Salvatore Pappalardo, guidance counselor, presented Talent Search and other programs at Fitzhugh Park Jr. High as part of a Oswego Enlarged City School District panel. STEP Able and Re-Entry were also discussed by Central New York communities at the Auburn workshop to aid area students.

Salvatore Pappalardo Fitzhugh Park Jr. H Oswego Guidance Bureau State Department of Education New York Auburn Workshop

Schools Seek Better Deals with Underachieving Pupils

Schools target improved methods to address under achieving pupils from disadvantaged backgrounds and reduce potential dropouts.

Scofield Named Director At Royal Shakespeare Company

Paul Scofield has been named a director of the Royal Shakespeare Company joining Peter Hall and Peter Brook. The trio controls artistic policy at Stratford-upon-Avon and at the Aldwych Theatre in London. Scofield will continue acting this season.

London Paul Scofield Royal Shakespeare Company Peter Hall Peter Brook Stratford-upon-Avon Aldwich Theater Scofield

Play Staircase Premier With Macbeth Next Season

The theater announces a new play Staircase premiering soon, followed by a production of Macbeth slated for next year. The lineup showcases bold classical and contemporary works with a focus on dramatic contrasts and strong casting.

Staircase

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