Sullivan Named Assistant District Attorney in Oswego County
Eugene F. Sullivan Jr. is appointed assistant district attorney effective Jan 1 to fill the vacancy caused by the death of Thomas A. McCarthy. A Fulton attorney and Union College and Albany Law School graduate, he previously served as an assistant D A from 1960 to 1964 and holds numerous civic and professional memberships. He is married to Frances Taylor and resides in Volney with three children.
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Oswego County
John R. Murray
Eugene F
Pat’ Sullivan, Jr
Thomas A. McCarthy
Constantia
Sullivan
Volney
Sullivan & Sullivan
Fulton
Union College
Albany Law School
Ruth R. Sullivan
New York
American Bar Associations
New York State Judicial Conference
Fulton Lodge of Elks
St. Joseph’s Council Knights of Columbus
The
American Legion
Oswego County Extension Association
4-H
Operation Oswego County, Inc
Central New York Girl Scout Council
Fulton Chamber of Commerce
Welfare Costs Seen Jumping 50 Per Cent
Gov. Rockefeller forecast a 50 percent jump in New York welfare costs for the next fiscal year predicting a $1.2 billion budget for social services and related programs from an existing $850 million. He cited rising caseloads, higher living costs, and new federal aid ceilings, urging federal coverage and state eligibility standards.
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Albany
N.Y
Rockefeller
New York
New York City
Slippery Roads Kill Seven in New York State
Slippery roads over the weekend contributed to seven deaths in New York State. The fatalities include two fires and two other mishaps, with the count spanning Friday 6 p.m. to Sunday midnight. A New Jersey couple and a man from Albany were injured fatally in a three car collision on Route 16 near Holland.
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Associated Press
New York State
New Jersey
Anther
Holland
Buffalo
Thomas Ottney
FBI
Newark
N.J
Judith
Hopkins
Arade
Jean Raymond
Ewett
Douglas
Skills
Durham
Pigeon Shaped Mail Boxes Proposed in Delhi
In New Delhi an AP report notes proposed mail boxes shaped like pigeons. The commentary jokes that snails would have been faster given the current mail speeds.
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New Delhi
Delhi
Obituary Nancy Familo Wise 68 widow of Harold Wise Attica
Nancy Familo Wise 68 widow of Harold Wise of Market St Attica died after a lingering illness. Born in Oswego March 24 1900 she was daughter of Bartolo and Nunziata Familo. A St Joseph and St Vincent de Paul parishioner she worked at Conde and Hayes Mills. Survived by five sisters and five brothers and many nieces and nephews. Funeral at Marley Funeral Home 9 am Thursday with 9 30 am Mass at St Vincent de Paul and burial in Forest Hill cemetery. Visiting hours provided tonight and Tuesday and Wednesday.
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Nancy Familo Wise
Harold Wise
Market St
Attica
Oswego
Bartolo and Nunziata Cosentino Familo
St. Joseph's Catholic Church
Augusta Dalia
Josephine Reitano
Mary Dempsey
Gladys Connors
Lena Amico
Joseph Familo
Syracuse
Lawrence J. Albert
Augusan
George Familo
Marley
St. Vincent de Paul Church
Forest Hill Cemetery
Harold F. Fayette Dies at Veterans Hospital Syracuse
Harold F. Fayette husband of Helen Hersog Fayette died this noon at the Veterans Administration Hospital in Syracuse. Dowdle Funeral Home is handling arrangements and calling hours begin Tuesday evening from 7 to 9. full obituary to appear Tuesday.
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Harold F. Fayette
Helen Hersog Fayette
Hamilton Homes
Veterans Administration Hospital
Syracuse
Dowdle Funeral Home
Funeral service for Robert J. Levey at St Marys Church
Friends are invited to attend the funeral service for Robert Joseph Levey aged 46, son of Mrs. Claire Brown Levey, on Tuesday at 9 a.m. at St Marys Catholic Church. The body will be placed in the Riverside cemetery vault for later burial at Rural cemetery.
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Robert Joseph Levey
Claire Brown Levey
St. Mary's Catholic Church
Riverside Cemetery
Rural Cemetery
37 Seek to Climb Grand Teton Peak
A 27 member climbing party in Jackson Wyoming plans a winter ascent of Grand Teton seeking the first successful winter attempt since 1936. They camped at Moose Meadows and will push to the Middle Teton glacier to attack the summit by New Year’s Eve.
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Jackson, Wyo
Grand Teton Peak
Moose Meadows
Timberline
Middle Teton Glacier
British billionaire seeks moon ownership guidance in inquiry
John Harrison of Manchester England has told his lawyers to determine who owns the moon after a future landing. He argues the Bahamas has seen multi millionaires buy swamp like tracts and warns against frivolous assumptions.
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Manchester
England
John Harrison
Sas
Bahamas
Five Traffic Fines Paid at City Hall
Five individuals paid traffic fines at the city hall traffic clerk office. Gerald P Newsanthe of 8 Jackson St Canastota paid 5 for insufficient lights. Charles Symanski Jr of 244 East lith St paid 10 for faulty signal lights. Alan Barrish of Kiamesha Lake paid 3 for an uninspected vehicle. Robert F Delahunt of 72 Niagara St paid 10 for a stop sign violation. Ira W Austin of 122 East Fourth St paid 10 for unsafe starting. Patrolmen Moyer Symanski Waters Lathrop Griffin issued the summonses.
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City Hall
Gerald P. Newsanthe
Jackson St
Canastota
Jacob Moyer
Charles Symanski, Jr
East Lith St
Frederick Waters
Alan
Barrish
Kiamesha Lake
David Lathrop
Robert F. Delahunt
Niagara St
Peter Griffin
Ira W. Austin
East Fourth St
Griffin
Brinks Armored Car Hijack Leaves $800,000 Missing
FBI investigators check key clue after the Brink's robbery in Boston where two robbers in ski masks seized about $800,000 from an armored truck. Guard Richard Haines, 43, was handcuffed and later freed, and a key not issued by Brink's was found at the scene as officers probe entry failures and inside bolts.
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Boston
FBI
Richard E. Haines
Tewksbury
Brinks
Felix A Savage Jr
Brink
Money Express
Massachusetts
Haines
Haine
Registry of Motor Vehicles
Front calls Israeli raid escalate Lebanese violence
The Front warned the Israeli raid would pour oil on Palestinian resistance and vowed to continue armed struggle. Cairo papers dismissed the U S protest as fake and backed King Hussein of Jordan calling for an Arab summit. Hussein and Egypt offered planes to move Lebanon’s Middle East Airlines passengers. Some Tel Aviv civilians regretted the target but supported action despite world opinion.
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Israel
Hussein
Jordan
Egypt
United Arab Airlines
Middle East
Tel Aviv
Lebanon
Time names Apollo 8 crew Men of the Year for 1968
Time Magazine honors Apollo 8 astronauts Frank Borman James Lovell Jr. and William Anders as Men of the Year for 1968. The notice compares their moon mission to Lindbergh’s 1927 solo flight and praises the daring that carried humans to the moon.
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New York
Time Magazine
Charles A. Lindbergh Jr
The
Atlantic Ocean
Air Force
Cal
Frank Borman
Navy
James A. Love
Plea for Care in Mall Parking Sparks Local Humor
In Allentown Pennsylvania C Feiller asked drivers to respect his new 1969 car with window signs at Whitehall Mall. The signs pleaded that his only possession was expensive and urged others to avoid door dings to protect the vehicle and his limited funds.
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Allentown
C. Feiller
Whitehall Mall
Barnacles and Beach Fleas Related to Lobsters
The note states barnacles and beach fleas are relatives of lobsters and crabs, linking these marine crustaceans in a biological context.
Sleet Strands County Roads Amid Hazardous Weekend Travel
Hazardous weekend driving and walking due to sleet freezing rain and snow cloaked Oswego County. Roads iced over as sanders and plows operated. one arson fire destroyed a service station south of Phoenix. No widespread outages reported. law enforcement logged few injuries and minimal tree damage. Fire under sheriff investigation.
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Oswego
Fulton
Sanders
Sta
Tion
Art Taylor
Phoenix
Seriff’s Department
Oswego County
Packard Named Deputy Defense Secretary in Nixon Administration
David Packard, a California electronics manufacturer, is named Deputy secretary of defense by Melvin Laird. The 56 year old will resign from Hewlett Packard chair to avoid conflicts, placing his stock in trust with all income given to educational and charitable groups.
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Washington (P
David Packard
California
Melvin R. Laird
Packard
Laird
Hewlett-Packard Co
Palo Alto
Calif
Newsmen
Hewlett-Packard
Sports Award Assembly At Wolcott C S
An awards assembly at Leavenworth Central School honors fall athletes. LCS varsity soccer captain Bob Searle and 13 others receive letters. junior varsity players are named. cross country awards go to George James and David MacDougall as Wolcott North Rose combine. Cougars posted 11 wins and 1 loss, sharing Wayne County honors with Marion.
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Wolcottin
Leavenworth Central School
Clint Washburn
LCS
Bob Searle
Terry Blaisdell
Jay Brown
Robert Cahoon
Dennis Cramer
David Fowler
Edward Jones
Michael Kenney
Thane Kelley
Randy Mills
Jeff Mull
Charles Palmer
Mark Purdom
Pat Redden
Vince Redden
John Stuck
Eric van Densen
Steve van Duyne
James Wiltsie
Kevin Woodruff
Wolcott
North Rose
George James
David MacDougall
James McGinn
Sherman Parker
Cougars
Wayne County
Marion
Soviet Grants Wage Hike to Building Workers
The Soviet government raised wages for about 9 million workers in building trades by up to 25 percent. The average construction worker's weekly pay increases from 29 to 36 rubles, about 31.90 to 39.60 dollars at the official rate, as housing construction campaigns aim to ease urban crowding.
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Moscow
Washington Inauguration Attire Supports Domestic Textiles
President Washington wore a brown American-made suit at his 1789 inauguration to boost the fledgling domestic textile industry. The choice highlighted U S manufacturing and national industry support during the early republic.
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Washington
United States
Second Highest Monthly Boost For Mortgages
Savings Banks Association of New York State reports November mortgage loans rose by 173.7 million dollars, about 38 percent above last November. Total gross assets of New York State savings banks reached 41.75 billion, up 0.82 percent from October.
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New York State
Savings Banks Association of
Austin
Murphy
Association Excutive
Savings Banks
Geriatric Dentistry Expands at New Orleans Conference
Professor Thomas Shipman told delegates at the University of Tennessee led conference on prosthetic dentistry that the dental profession faces growing need as people live into their 70s and 80s. New soft denture materials aim to improve comfort for elderly wearers.
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University of Tennessee
Colle
New Orleans
Thomas Shipman
Penitentiary Softball Riot Shatters Windows
In Tacoma Washington a game at McNeil Island federal penitentiary ended with 25 broken windows after an umpire struck a player in the head with his face mask while enforcing a call. Players then chased the umpire from the field and inmates wrecked over two dozen more windows in their cell house.
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Tacoma
Wash
McNiel Island Federal Penitentiary
Thief Steals Grow-Tall Marijuana Evidence Plants
Police seek a thief who entered the courtyard near the Palo Alto police HQ and cut down about 30 marijuana plants kept alive as evidence from a recent raid. The plants stood roughly three feet tall.
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Palo Alto
Calif
Conscience money paid to Colorado utility by thief
An unidentified man around 50 entered the Public Service Company of Colorado in Monte Vista and gave $400 with a note confessing past theft of electricity. He said, This is what I owe you, and left.
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Monte Vista
Colo
Public Service Company of Colorado
Public Service Company
Man pays speeding fine with shirt off back
Sam Crowder, 21, of Rock Island, Tennessee, paid an $18.75 speeding fine with a shirtless back, giving a check for the amount to Police Chief William Chambliss. Chambliss said the bank accepted the improvised payment as a valid check.
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Murfre
Soro
Tenn
Sam Crowder
Rock Island
William Chambliss
Chambliss
Flu Shots For City Employes Set for Jan 8
Oswego police and firemen along with other city workers will receive flu shots at the Health Center from 9 30 to 11 a m on Wednesday January 8 Edwin M Allen said 31 policemen 21 firemen and 32 outside employees had requested shots with 90 Hong Kong flu doses to be shared by police and fire departments Regular flu shots will be given to other city workers Commissioner Harry Cook remains home recovering from flu and 24 works department staff were on the sick list as of Friday
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Oswego
Edwin M. Allen
John O'C. Conway
Allen
Hong Kong
Public Works
Harry Cook
Department of Works
Rey
Sharp Losses Shake Wall Street Amid Slack Trade
On Wall Street, the market posted a fairly sharp afternoon drop as losses outweighed gains in moderate volume. The Dow Jones average stood down at noon, with INA Corp leading the active list, IBM, Esquire and Jim Walter among notable decliners, while Du Pont and a few others edged lower or mixed.
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New York Stock Exchange
Dow Jones
INA Corp
IBM
Esquire
Jim Walter
International Nickel
du Pont
Chrysler
Pennzoil
A.J. Industries
American Telephone
Woolworth
Alcoa
American Smelting
Tax plan to boost political contributions eyed for hearing
The Committee for Economic Development proposes a 50 percent tax credit on political gifts up to 50 dollars per taxpayer or 100 dollars per couple, aiming to curb campaign costs. Rep. Wilbur D. Mills says the Ways and Means panel will review the plan next month.
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Washington
Congress
Committee For Economic Development
Wilbur D. Mills
Ways and Means
Elephant herd thinning at St. Louis Zoo
An AP report from St. Louis notes the zoo is discontinuing elephants due to health issues. The star elephant Alice suffers from anemia and now weighs about 5,500 pounds in a markedly diminished condition.
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ST. Louis, Mo
St. Louis Zoo
Alice
Johnston Sentenced to Prison in Manslaughter Case
Robert Raymond Johnston, 37, of Bear Street Syracuse, was sentenced to Attica state prison by County Judge Don H. Stacy after pleading guilty to manslaughter first degree. He faced two murder indictments for the strangulation of Mrs Shirley Arin Hayer, mother of two, in Sand Ridge Pennellville RD 2.
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Robert Raymond Johnston
Bear St
Syracuse
Attica State Prison
Don H. Stacy
Johnston
Shirley Arin
Hayer
Sand Ridge
Pennellville RD
Home
Stacy
Department of Correction
State of
New York
Oswego County
James Fannin
Fulton
John R. Mureray
Debriefing Of Apollo 8 Crew Starts With Photo Treasure
Apollo 8 astronauts Frank Borman James Lovell and William Anders begin a full day of de briefing as NASA releases color earth moon voyage photos. They will be recorded and studied for weeks while Navy tests and coast to coast processing follow.
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Paul Recer
Aerospace Winter Space Center
Houston
Earth
Air Force
Frank Borman
Navy
James A. Lovell Jr
William A. Anders
Moon
Yorktown
Hawaii
Helicopers
mid-Pacific
Honolulu
North American Rockwell Co
Downey
Calif
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
North Atlantic
Lunar
NASA
Hasselblad
Sean Connery Urged to Seek Scottish Parliament Seat
Sean Connery, the Scottish actor famed for James Bond, has been approached by the Scottish Nationalists to run for Parliament. TAN MacDonald of the SNP said Connery has not yet decided and is currently vacationing in Australia. Connery has a “Scotland Forever” tattoo and voiced strong support for home rule on a recent TV show.
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Sean Connery
Connery
Scotland
Tan MacDonald
Ausa
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