Justice Rules Lowest Qualified Bidder Must Be Awarded Contract
Justice Rich ard N Donovan of the Supreme Court rules the City of Oswego must award the front end loader contract to Atlantic Tug and Equipment Co of Syracuse. The court found the city misused discretion by relying on uninvestigated rumor of financial difficulty about Atlantic Tug and Equipment Co. The award to CCC Construction and Equipment Co. is set aside. Atlantic Tug and Equipment Co. bid $2,300 less. Central Square Equipment Co. was the plaintiff. seven bids were received.
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Walter Batchelor
Richard N. Donovan
Supreme Court
Oswego
Central Square Implement Co
Atlantic Tag and Equipment Co
Syracuse
Batchelor
Burt McGann
Streets Committee
John Canale
James T. Comerford
Anthony J. Crisafulli
Atlantic Tur and Fanipment Co
CCC
Atlantic ‘Tug and Equipment Co
Atlantic Tug and Equipment Co
Central Square Equipment Co
Donovan
Atlantic Tag and Equipent Co
CCO Construction and Equipment Co
CCO
Atlantic Tug Co. Ws
Oswego approves winter parking ban and tow rules
Oswego City Council approves amendments to the Traffic Code banning parking on city highways and parking lots from 1:00 am to 6:00 am from November 15 to April 15. Unattended or obstructing vehicles may be removed and stored at owner expense with fines and daily storage charges outlined. Effective ten days after mayoral approval, first published.
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Crisafullti
Department of Works
City of
Oswego
New York
Police Department
Common Council
Bart G. Gentile
Deaths H Ager Died Friday December 2 1972
Jeremry son of the late Jere ma Gid Mary Donovan Heagerty and husband of the late Anna Mona han. Funeral from P J Callan Sons Funeral Home Tuesday at 7 00 a m and at St Pauls Church at 10 30 a m. Interment in St Pauls Cemetery in the Spring. Calling hours Sunday 7 9 pm and Monday 2 4 and 7 9 pm.
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H. Ager
Jerem.ry
Jerema Gid Mary Donovan Heagerty
Anna Monahan
P. J. Calilan's Sons
St. Paul's Church
St. Paul's Concery
Funeral services for Harold R. Quonce
Harold R. Quonce 58 of 159 East Second St died Wednesday. Services were today at 10 a.m. at Loescher Funeral Home with Rev. Donald R. J. Reed officiating. Burial in the spring. pallbearers Arthur Holliday Leon Mumieru Norman Manor Henry Bab Cock Jay Harmon Walter Tucker. Walter Wilfred of 77 East Sixth St died Wednesday. Funeral today at 10 a.m. at Family Funeral Home with Rev. James C. Tschudy officiating. Body placed in receiving vault to await spring burial at Rural Cemetery.
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Harold R. Quonce
East Second St
Loescher Funeral Home
Donald R. J. Reed
Arthur Holliday
Leon Mumieru
Norman Manor
Henry Bab Cock
Jay Harmon
Walter Tucker
Walter Wilfred
East Sixth St
James C. Tschudy
Congregational Church
Rural Cemetery
John G Kane Services Held For Kane
John G Kane died Thursday. Funeral services were held at P J Cullinan Funeral Home and St Marys Catholic Church with a Solemn Mass concelebrated by Rev Robert E Hall, Rev John J Smegelski, and Rev Frederick F Cummings. Body placed in vault at St Pauls Cemetery. Pallbearers included Thomas Kingston Kenneth Meade Jr Kenneth Meade III and Timothy Meade.
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John G. Kane
P.J. Cullinan
St. Mary’s Catholic Church
Robert E. Hall
John J. Smegelski
Frederick F. Cummings
St. Paul’s Cemetery
Thomas Kingston
Kenneth Meade, Jr
Kenneth Meade III
Timothy Meade
Altmar Family Hosts Cortland Couple and More
Altmar and surrounding towns see a busy social run with visits between Cortland Adams Homer and Pulaski. Highlights include the LeRoy and Barnard guests, Durst family house callers, and a Christmas Day gathering. A card party is planned in Orwell with refreshments and prizes.
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Altmar
Jack LeRoy
Cortland
Robert D. Barnard
Willard G. Ellis
Fred Waterman F
Camden
Clarence CC
Durst
Cregg Staton
Jennifer
Andover
Ellis Home
Stanton
Daughter
William Barrett
Adam
Adams
Clifford Brewer
Minoa
John R. Filis
Homer
Hollis C. Ellis
Clarence C. Durst
Robert Balcom
Pulaski
Robert Larmen
Orwell
Tecumseh Resting Beneath Mobile Bay Mud
The Tecumseh lies buried in about 30 feet of water off Ft. Morgan after nearly overturning in deep mud at the bay mouth. In 1864 Rear Admiral Farragut entered Mobile Bay to seal a final Southern port, his ship struck a mine and sank with 93 of 114 crew, inspiring his famous cry and leading the attack to victory.
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Mobile Bay
Ft. Morgan
Adm
Farragut
South
Plane Crash Details Hinted By Flight Supervisor
The flight training supervisor described the expected cruise at 225 mph and 1500 feet, noting the approach hadn’t begun five miles out. He cited possible causes including bird strike, pilot error, or control failure as federal investigators and Lockheed experts prepared to assist in Miami for the Eastern crash probe.
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Page Cine
Erns
Bingham
Lockheed
Miami
Eastern
Salvation Army Aid Active in Nicaragua Relief Effort
Captain Floyd Wood of The Salvation Army in Oswego reports ongoing relief work in Nicaragua. Army officers from Costa Rica and Panama assist through the American Embassy, with donations sent to 85 W. Third St to aid Nicaragua relief.
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Floyd Wood
Salvation Army
Oswego
Nicaragua
Costa Rica
Panama
Third St
Obituary of Jeremiah C. Heagerty 93 Oswego native dies at home
Jeremiah C. Heagerty 93 died unexpectedly at his Syracuse Avenue home. He operated a fruit store at West Second and Bridge, later worked at the New York State Grain Elevator and as a custodian for the Oswego Board of Education. Survived by a son, two daughters, four grandchildren, and a half brother, services Tuesday at P. J. Cullinan’s Sons Funeral Home and St. Paul’s Church. Burial in St. Paul’s Cemetery. calls Sunday and Monday indicate funeral home hours. Contributions to Catholic Relief Services preferred.
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Jeremiah C. Heagerty
Jeremiah C. M Heagerty
Syracuse Ave
Jeremiah
Mary Donovan Heagerty
Anna Monahan
West Second and
Bridge Sts
New York State
Oswego Board of Education
Heagerty
Arizona
P. J. Cullinan's Sons
Nome
St. Paul’s Church
St. Paul's Cemetery
Nearerty
Catholic Relief Services
Firemen Respond to False Alarms in Oswego County
Oswego County Fire Control reported three alarms Friday. Caughdenoy Fire Dept answered a residence fire on County Route 12 with minor damage from wiring. Pennellville, Oswego Fire Company Two, and a rescue truck also responded to a false car wash alarm caused by thawing ice with a torch. Pulaski firemen answered a false alarm at the Munger Farm on Route 13.
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Oswego
West Second
Cayuga ‘Sts
Pulaski
Munger Farm
Route 13
Fire destroys house trailer on Kocher Road
Scriba firefighters answered a morning alarm at the Boardway trailer residence on Kocher Road. Oswego County Fire Control reported the trailer was a total loss.
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Kocher RD
Scriba
Boardway
Kocher Road
Oswego County Fire Control
Mars mission's 251 day voyage tainted by metas
In the 1980s vision a 251 day round trip to Mars would coat each astronaut with 1 800 metas, a planned environmental and life support detail tied to the mission concept.
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Mars
Drug seizure tied to ship crewman arrest in Brooklyn
In Bangkok police seized heroin hidden in plastic suit cases carried from the M S Cecile Marsh to a girlfriend’s Brooklyn apartment. The two men were arraigned. Cheung held on 125000 dollar bond and Thomsen on 150000 dollars. The heroin valued at 4.5 million dollars could feed about 170000 addicts for a day.
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Bangkok
Thailand
Masons and Wives Attend Dinner in Phoenix
Callimachus Lodge in Phoenix hosts a dinner at Constancia Scriba Lodge with masons and wives attending. Afterward, an Investors Service is held while ladies view slides of Nova Scotia Arcadia National Park and other trips. Master-elect and wife from Phoenix attend.
Phoenix Art Society to Install New Master and Officers
The article notes the upcoming installation of the new master and officers on Wednesday Jan 3 in Phoenix. It mentions long standing paintings, including watercolors, with references to artists like Rubens and Rembrandt and discusses the role of water colors in shading. It also cites U.S. forest fire statistics ranging from 97 000 to 125 000 annually, about 10 000 from lightning.
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William Relyea
Donald Eaton
Warren Blanchard
Melvin Sills
Dewitt Moyer
Phoenix
Egypt
Rubens and
Rembrandt
United States
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