Waterlogged Middle School Damaged by Weekend Incident
Oswego police probe an arson attempt in the middle school's first floor guidance office where drawers were rifled and papers burned. Water flooded the third floor after hoses were turned on, with crews shutting them off before morning. Entry was gained by removing a glass pane. maintenance and district staff worked overnight to ready the building for classes. Investigations are handled by city detectives and police captains.
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Oswego City
William Bellows
J. B. Kelly
Carl Palmitesso
George Lundy
William Waring
Alcan
Seriba
Hannibal
Minetto
James Furnari
Jim's Radio
Good Life Natural Foods
Three Defendants Arraigned In Pulaski County Court Session
In Pulaski County Court, Judge John R. Murray presided as the June term opened. A youthful offender pleaded innocent to burglary third degree and petit larceny, then pleaded guilty to attempted burglary third degree. Marshall James Nash, 31, faced burglary third degree and petit larceny, pleaded innocent to both, with bail continued. Ricky Finch, 20, pleaded guilty to attempted burglary third degree and was jailed until sentencing June 19. First District Attorney Rob ert Nicholson handled the People’s cases, with additional actions against Catherine Santos and Benny Reuben Jr. Judge Murray recessed jurors until 10 a m Tuesday.
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Pulaski
John R. Murray
Richard C. Mitchell, Sr
Marshall James Nash
Wood Road
Sandy Creek
John McCormack
Ricky Finch
Cayuga St
Alabama
First District
Robert Nicholson
People
The
Catherine Santos
Benny Reuben, Jr
Utica St
Saco students fined for canoe theft in Oswego jail stay
A SACO student Geoffry Jarniello 20 and 22 year old Daya J Longeill were sentenced to pay 100 dollars or serve 0 days after pleading guilty to petite larceny for stealing a canoe. They were jailed overnight in Oswego County and released after paying fines. Norman Pease Jr. filed the complaint.
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SACO
Oswego County
Geoffry Jarniello
Kennington Ave
Rockville Center
Third St
Daya J. Longeill
Sheff's Dept
Oswego Town
Taft Phillips
Suney
Norman Pease Jr
Funeral notices for Hennessy Famularo and Ferrist
Funeral services for Irene C. Hennessy widow of Dr. John T. Hennessy were held at Dain Funeral Home and St. John's Church with a Mass of Resurrection. Burial followed at St. Peter's Cemetery. Also, services for George B. Famularo of 100 E. Tenth St. were held at Family Funeral Home and St. Joseph's Church with a Mass of Resurrection. Burial was in St. Paul's Cemetery. Notices for Mrs. Lewh M. Ferrist of 90 W. Second St. were held at Sroville Funeral Home with burial at Mt. Adnah Cemetery.
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John T. Hennessy
Irene C. Hennessy
Niagara St
Pasadena
Calif
Dain
St. John's Catholic Church
John J. Smegelsky
St. Peter's Cemetery
Father Smegelsky
George B. Famularo
E. Tenth St
Oswego Hospital
St. Joseph's Catholic Church
Francis J. Forfaro
Buriel
St. Paul's Cemetery
Mser
Furfaro
Nelta Prayers, Perrers Were John Sugar, Jr
Robert Fomular
Pier’ Ricehi
Har As Famile
Micheel Famile
Thomas Famile Jr
Charles
Environmental bond eyed to fund New York water cleanup
Environmental Conservation Commissioner Henry L Diamond warned that New York State must tackle a 1.15 billion environmental bond to pay for cleaner water. If the bond fails, local taxpayers would shoulder more sewage treatment costs and higher taxes. Diamond predicted a hard campaign but expressed confidence the bond will pass.
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New York State
Henry L. Diamond
Diamond
Firemen Respond to Eight Weekend Rescue Calls Across County
County fire departments logged eight calls over the weekend. Caughdenoy made four rescues including two boys from a river and hospital transports in Syracuse. Granby checked for smoke at a residence. Central Square battled a car fire near Route 49 81 with interior damage. Volney dealt with a Route 81 car fire, the Gordon Brown vehicle a total loss.
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Fire Control
Caughdenoy
Caughdlenoy
Pennellville
Syracuse
River and Swamp Road
Syracuse Hospital
Granby
Lake Shore Road
Granby Road
Edward Wood
Central Square
Route 49
Route 81
Volney
Gordon Brown
Woman Injured As Cars Collide In Oswego
Oswego police investigated two Sunday evening crashes. Mrs. Erwin S. Howard 67 was taken to Oswego Hospital with shoulder neck and head injuries after a two car collision at East Albany and Elm. Gene Earl 14 Robert Earl 14 months and Betty Earl 42 suffered minor injuries. Irwin S. Howard 9 received a summons for failure to yield the right of way. In the second crash a car driver faced a ticket for driving while intoxicated and no license after striking another vehicle at East Bridge and Ease First. Dee Hickman 424 West Buckingham Fresno California drove the other car.
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Osweco
Oswego Hospital
East Albany St
Elm St
Erwin S. Howard
West Third St
Gene Earl
Robert Earl
Betty J. Earl
Walnut St
John E. Schadt
Box 103
Delphi Falls
N. Y
East Bridge St
Dee Hickmen
West
Buckingham
Fresno
California
Fire drains through Nick's Restaurant as Oswego burns
Flames erupted 50 feet high on Sunday afternoon in a three story block on West Second Street. Seventy five firefighters from Oswego and surrounding towns battled the blaze with snorkel trucks. The Nick's Restaurant building later collapsed on its northeast corner. Several residents were evacuated. injuries included a cut wrist to Fireman Dowd. Investigators and safety officials planned structural reviews and possible demolition of damaged walls.
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W. Second St
Everett W. Dona
North End
Fenske
Kathleen
Nick's
Thomas Hudson
Fenske’s
Donald Dowd
Oswero Hospital
Benny L
Anna) Kingsbury
West Third St
Edwin Kendig
Kendig
Sam DiBelwo
Gerhard Zeller
Saco English Dept
Gertrude Mack
Geraldine Thomas
Nick
Oswego
James Brown
Murray
Minetto
Alcan
Scriba Fire Dept
Osweco
Eastside
Hannibal
Westside
Salvation Army
West Second St
Frank Lapetino
Jim
Good Life
Nick's Restaurant
Kendy
Dowd
Kendig’s
Natural Foods
Verna Sarandis
al Nelson
Kendig's Florists
Howard Strawing
Central Square
Howard Bowman, Jr
Phoenix
Marvin Miller
Parish
Tide Turns in War on Drug Abuse Says Treasury Official
AP report quotes Eugene T. Rassides assistant secretary of the Treasury saying the Nixon administration has turned the tide in the war on drug abuse. He cites a joint Treasury IRS narcotics program halting a downward spiral and now on a long road back. He spoke at a St Paul Society breakfast of the New York Police Department. He warns traffickers to exit the illegal drug trade or face intensive tax investigations. Lincoln's Birthday observed in most states. Arkansas marks Memorial Day.
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New
Eugene T. Rassides
the Treasury
Treasury Department
Internal Revenue Service
Rassides
St. Paul Society
New York Police Department
Rockerfeller Signs and Vetoes Major New York Bills
Gov. Rockefeller signed bills allowing school and worship affiliated clubs to sell liquor and arming authorities to arrest drug precursors. He also funded up to $1000 yearly Regents awards for children of Vietnam service members missing in action or prisoners of war and authorized welfare payment control studies. He vetoed a state nursing degree grant program and a horse breeding corporation. The vetoes also included raising the Central New York Market Authority seats from 13 to 15 and setting exhaust standards for vehicles and Verrazano Bridge commuter tickets sales.
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N.Y
Rockefeller
Regents College
Childy
Vietnam
Central
Verazzano Bridge
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