Oswego County Legislators Approve Job Evaluation Plan
Oswego County Legislature accepted the Kingsley report placing staff in 35 grades and setting salaries from $4 403 to $45 824 for the Director of Mental Health. They approved a 1974 employee contract with raises and benefits including a credit union and floating holidays and urged a grievance board. They leased the county airport, funded road maintenance, and moved to form a regional transportation authority by a vetoed list of actions. The organizational meeting was scheduled for January 7.
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Oswego County
Kingsley
John Zizzi
Fulton
CSEA
Gordon Goss
Civil Service Committee
Zizzi
James Wright
Social Services Department
Alvin Krakau
Bruce Soule
Edward McGann
John Sullivan
Donald Gleason
Jim Squires
Margaret Aquaviva
al Donovan
Dr. Thomson
Francis Miller
Wilson
Regional Transportation Authority
J. Gregory Merriam
Frank Robinson
John O'C. Conway
Merriam
Sullivan
Conway
Sauer Presented Watch Retiring Co Attorney Receives Ovation
Oswego County Legislators laud County Attorney Charles Sauers at 1973 year end session. A resolution honors his service as attorney and budget officer and calls for a long round of applause. Sauers receives a commemorative watch as he retires on December 31.
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Sauer
Charles Sauers
John Zizzi
Fulton
Wheras
Oswego County
Sayers
Oswego Board to hear reading program report
The Oswego Board of Education will hold a semi monthly meeting at the Education Center at 7 30 p m on Wednesday January 2. Robert Perkins will present a report on the Oswego Middle School Reading Instruction program. The agenda includes a teacher resignation NYSTL textbook program policy on athletic admission fees transcripts of board meetings personnel recruiting expenses tax relief for seniors 65 and over Board of Registration Election bid on school papers 1974 75 district attorney salary administrative negotiations and building program bond resolution site survey and soil borings.
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Oswego Board of Education
West Utica St
NYSTL
Board of Registration
Robert Perkins
Oswego Middle School
Oswego County Fire Responds to Two Alarms
Oswego County Fire Control reports two alarms in the area between Friday night and today. Oswego Fire Companies One Two Three and the rescue unit responded to a false alarm at the Holiday Inn at 10 03 p m Friday led by Captain Francis Cutro. Granby firemen fought a trailer fire at Best Trailer Park on Phinney Road at 642 a m today. Minor damage to a heating unit affected an unoccupied trailer owned by Jack Perry of Red Creek.
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O¢veso County Fire Control
Oswego
Holiday Inn
Francis Cutro
Granby
Phinney Road
Jack Perry
Red Creek
Year’s End Service at United Church of Christ
The United Church of Christ East Fourth and Oneida hosts a Year’s End Service this Sunday at 10:30 with Rev. James C. Tschudy delivering the sermon Kiss the Joy as it Flies John 1 14 18. Special music features organ pieces from Handel’s Messiah performed by Sharon Stone and Jeanine Boydston with Vera M. Clark as organist director and greeters Dr and Mrs Aulus Saunders. Sunday School Classes and Nursery available during worship. visitors welcome.
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United Church of Christ
Congregational
East Fourth
Oneida Streets
James C. Tschudy
Sharon Stone
Jeanine Boydston
Vera M. Clark
Directo
Aulus Saunders
Recreation Thursday at Oswego High School
Oswego High School will host a recreation program next Thursday evening. The gym will be open to men from 7 to 9 and the pool to families during the same hours. Students under Grade 5 must be accompanied by a responsible adult.
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Oswego High School
Dinner Highlights to Air on WOSC This Sunday
WOSC will broadcast highlights of Local 114 LIUNA's 35th Anniversary Dinner this Sunday at 3 05 pm. Former Oswego Mayor Ralph Shapiro gave the guest remarks at the Dec 15 event. WOSC broadcasts on 1300 AM.
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WOSC
Laborer’s International Union of North America
Radio Highligh
Oswego
Ralph Shapiro
Traffic survey prompts stop and yield sign requests in Oswego
Oswego City Traffic Advisory Committee reviewed a survey by Sgt. Lionel Earl and James Bushey. They proposed stop signs at Lincoln Munn, Lincoln Paloma, Eisenhower Paloma, Kennedy Eisenhower, and Paloma Murray. Yield signs were urged at Kennedy Lincoln and Eisenhower Lincoln. A 30 mph request on Johnson Road will go to the State of New York as speed limits shift from 40 to 49 mph.
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City of
Kennedy
Lincoln Ave
Eisenhower
Bushey
George Kenn
Johnson Road
New York
Driver Faces Charge of DWI
James J. Kelso, 25, of Hannibal RD 2, was arrested by Oswego city police at 2 15 a.m. and charged with driving while intoxicated after hitting a No Parking sign on West First Street and Bridge Street, driving erratically, and parking on the sidewalk. He was held in the city lockup and released on $200 bail for a city court appearance on January 2. Patrolman Francis A. Zeller Jr. investigated.
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James J. Kelso
Peatbed Road
Hannibal RD
Oswego City
Kelso
West First St
West First and
Bridge Sts
West Oneida St
Francis A. Zeller, Jr
Deaths Gioia and Tyler Obituaries in Oswego
Joseph Gioia died at Oswego Hospital on December 2 1973 after a sudden illness. He was husband of Mary Ariene Knopp Gioia of Rathburn Road and funeral services were held at Our Lady of Perpetual Help Church. Burial was in St. Peter's Cemetery. Calling hours were 7 to 9 p m Sunday and 7 to 9 p m Monday at the Family Funeral Home. Hardy R Tyler of Holl Road Oswego also noted for December 27 1973. funeral services at Dain Funeral Home Monday at 2 p m with Rev James Ramey officiating. interment Riverside Cemetery. calling hours at Dain from 7 to 9 p m Sunday.
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Tyler
Hardy R
Holl Road
Oswego
M. Y
Lekesend
Fic
Huspend
Ning ci
Dain Funeral Home
James Ramey
Riverside Cemetery
Marine Midland names new vice presidents in Central New York
Royal L. O Day announces promotions across Marine Midland Bank Central New York region. New vice presidents include Henry E. Glies Channing F Soule James E Kennedy Bruce H Whitney and Frederick Wurzburger. Also promoted are Roy S Folton and several assistant vice presidents with their departments and home towns listed.
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Marine Midland Bank-Central
Central New York
Royal L. O'Day
Henry E. Glies
Trust Department
Channing F. _ Soule
Trust
James E. Kennedy
Consumer Credit
Bruce H. Whitney
Oswego East
Frederick Wurzburger
North Side
Syracuse
Roy S. Folton
Kenneth A. Burdick
Robert P. Collins
Charles T. Knowlton
Northern Lights
Richard C. Mellen
Robert B. Murphy
Jonathan F. Simons
Fairmount
Robert L. Valentine
Glies
Ruth Road
North
Soule
Wheeler Ave
Fayetteville
Kennedy
Manor Dr
Shitney
Ellen St
Oswego
Whitney
Marine Midland
Wurzburger
Silverplace Terrace
Folton
McLennan Drive
Senegal UN Ambassador Claims Car Was Delayed By Police
Senegalese Ambassador Medcune Fall told the United Nations committee that a policeman ordered a gasoline station to refuse service to his car delaying a Friday meeting. He said his taxi was used to reach the UN while his chauffeur waited and was later served after the officer left. Fall noted Senegal’s Arab-aligned stance amid the oil embargo on the United States.
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United Nations, N.Y
Medcune Fall
Senegal
United Nations
Committee On United States-U.n
Middle East
United States
U.S
Israel
Shot From Unloaded Rifle Fatal To Boy 14
A 14 year old boy died after a companion fired what he believed was an unloaded rifle at him during a visit to his Rush Town home in Monroe County. The incident occurred Friday night at Strong Memorial Hospital where Jeff Wheiler died. He and two friends aged 11 and 14 had been target shooting.
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Rochester
N. Y
Rush
Monroe County Sheriff's Deputies
Jeff Wheiler
Strong Memorial Hospital
Young Wheiler
Priest and Nine Workers Sentenced in Madrid
In Madrid the Court of Public Order convicted nine workers and one Roman Catholic priest of illegal association. They were sentenced to 12 to 20 years. labor leader Marcelino Camacho received the maximum 20 years, and Rev. Francisco Garcia Salve, who staged a hunger protest, was sentenced to 19 years.
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Madrid
Court of Public Order Today
Marcelino Camacho
Francisco Garcia Salve
Valuable Bird Dog Rescued From River Ice
Oswego County Sheriff Ray Chesbro Lt. Thomas Teifke and dog warden Jack Woods responded to a rescue near Bat tle Island golf course. Woods and Chesbro ventured onto the ice in a row boat to retrieve the valuable dog lacking license or ID. The dog is being held pending owner claim, with Woods and the sheriff’s department handling contact.
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Oswego County
Ray Chesbro
Oswego
Jack Woods
Oswego River
Battle Island Golf Course
Woods
Sheriffs Dept
Sheriff's Dept
Chesbro
Thomas Teifke
Venezuela to raise oil prices amid global market shifts
Venezuelan officials warned of higher reference prices as Persian Gulf producers increased posted crude near 11.65 dollars a barrel. The move aims to boost oil revenue, with expected 7.1 billion next year vs 2.5 billion in 1973, while Canada considers higher export taxes to 6.50 and 2.20 dollars per barrel.
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Nued
Pee Ores Eiza
United States
U.S
Canada
Venezuela
Caribbean
South America
Persian Gulf
Treasury
Donald Macdonald
American Bar Chief For Impeachment
Chesterfield Smith president of the American Bar Association urges impeachment to end political distrust and says the issue should be decided in Congress through the constitutional process. He says Nixon should leave office only via impeachment and stresses he speaks for himself, not the bar association.
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Tampa
Fila
Chesterfield Smith
American Bar Association
Nixon
Smith
Bartow
Fla
Richard Nixon
Congress
Bar Association
Mexican Ambulance Responds After Horse Fall in New Haven
McFee ambulance from Mexico was dispatched to County Route 63 in New Haven at 11 18 a m to aid a 14 year old girl who fell from a horse. She was transported to Oswego Hospital and the girl’s name was not released at press time.
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McFee Ambulance of
Mexico
Lycoming Rd
New Haven
Oswego Hospital
Oswego
Description of the scarlet cardinal a nonmigratory sparrow family bird
The text defines the cardinal as a nonmigratory bird in the sparrow family, noting its bright red color and black throat.
Obituary for Joseph Gioia 58 of Oswego
Joseph Gioia 58 husband of Mary Arlene Knopp Gioia of Rathburn Road Oswego died Friday after a sudden illness. He was born March 5 1915 in Oswego son of Domenic and Florence Gioia a diesel mechanic for Carlson Trucking for 15 years and a parishioner of Our Lady of Perpetual Help Minetto. He belonged to the Dante Alighieri Lodge Royal Order of the Moose and Teamsters Union. Surviving are his wife four sons two daughters twelve grandchildren two brothers two sisters and many nieces and nephews. Funeral Monday 9 am from Family Funeral Home and 9:30 am at Our Lady of Perpetual Help Church Minetto with burial in St Peters Cemetery awaiting spring burial. Friends may call this evening 7–9 pm and Sunday 2–4 and 7–9 pm.
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Joseph Gioia
Mary Arlene Knopp Gioia
Rathburn
Roy
Santa) Mansire
Bronx
Josephine Peacock
St. Augustine
Fla
Our Lady of Perpetual Help
Minetto
St. Peter's Cemetery
Veteran Syracuse foreman dies at 67
SYRACUSE Clement T Goodrich 67 of 63 North St Camillus died yesterday at the Veterans Administration Hospital He was a former McChesney Park Syracuse Parks Department foreman retiring in 1969 after 35 years He was World War II veteran Survived by two brothers Gardner W Goodrich Camillus Owen C Goodrich Oswego three nieces and a nephew Services 10 am Monday B L Bush and Sons Funeral Home Camillus Burial Oakwood Cemetery Calling hours 7-9 pm tomorrow and 2-4 and 7-9 pm Sunday
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Syracuse
Clement T. Goodrich
North St
Camillus
Veterans Administration
McChesney Park
Department of Parks
Department
Goodrich
Gardner W. Goodrich
Owen C. Goodrich
Oswego
B.L. Bush and Sons Funeral
Oakwood Cemetery
Oswego Council Closes Urban Renewal Panel Sale
Oswego Common Council met briefly at city hall to finalize the urban renewal program. A bookkeeping resolution transfers the last parcel of land in the urban renewal area to the city for 27500 dollars and sets a development sale cap at the same amount.
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Oswego
Portrait of Agnew Hung Quietly in Maryland Capitol
A large oil portrait of former Maryland governor and ex vice president Spiro T. Agnew was hung in the state capitol during the Christmas holiday period with little public ceremony. Lt. Gov. Blair Lee III described the $200 portrait as hung in an informal setting. Agnew led Maryland from 1967 to 1969 and resigned as vice president after a tax charge plea.
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Annapolis
Spiro T. Agnew
Maryland
Blair Lee Iiii
Agnew
Oswego Man Charged With Threat Against President
A 25 year old Oswego man George Benjamin Grant was ordered to face a federal grand jury after a preliminary hearing in Auburn. He is charged with mailing a letter that threatened the life of President Nixon. The letter bore the name Rick Osman and was postmarked Syracuse area. Grant, free on a $20 000 bond, served in the Air Force and is to appear before the Utica grand jury on January 8.
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Auburn
U.S
Oswego
Richard Nixon
John P. McLane
George Benjamin Grant
Secret Service
McLane
Grant
White House
George den Haese
Richard Hughes
Rick Osman
Secret Service Intelligence Division
den Haese
Syracuse
Surrouning
Frederick Osmun
George Grant
Osmun
Washington
den Hese
United States Air Force
Air Force
Andrews Air Force Base
Utica
New York Obscenity Law Tests Upheld in Screw Case
The Court of Appeals upheld convictions of publisher Jim Buckley editor Al Goldstein and theater operator Saul Lehrer for obscenity under Penal Law Section 235. It ruled state standards apply to community standards, rejecting arguments that vagueness or local censorship would follow. Dissents urged striking the law as unconstitutional and redrafting. Breitel sworn in as 19th chief judge.
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New York
Gabrielli
Court of Appeals
Screw
Saul Heller
New York City
Supreme Court
Stanley H. Fuld
Sol Wachtler
Hugh R. Jones
Wachtler
Jones
Herbert W. Jones
Court of Claims
Appellate Division
State Supreme Court
Adrian P. Burke
Breitel
Court holds aging judge Burke to depart for city post
Burke retires from the Court of Appeals as Fuld also ends his term at age 70. Burke will become New York City corporation counsel. The same Friday decision upholds airport security measures against hijacking as constitutional in two NYC drug conviction cases based on preflight searches.
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Burke
Fuld
Court of Appeals
City of New York
New York City
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Office of Management and Budget
Department of Social Services
State Department of Environmental Conservation
South Park
DWI
Gioia
Joseph
Mary Ariene Knopp Gioia
Nufore
Wedding Ring HeaDquarters
Cayuga
Venezuela Oil
Clement Goodrich
State Capitol
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