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Oswego Palladium Times

Location

Oswego, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 05, 1976

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CSEA Nixes County Pact in Oswego Salary Dispute

Oswego County Legislature faces a wage row as Civil Service Employees Assn unit rejects a proposed raise. Union president Effie Osborne announced 169 no to 46 yes on a plan adding 200 to base pay plus a 150 bonus, costing about 300000. PERB fact finder recommended 350 to base pay with a 6 percent increment, but its guidance is advisory.

Oswego County Civil Services Employes Assn Effie Osborne Osborne Arthur Ospelt Wright Public Employment Relations Board PERB

Oswego County CSEA Rebuffs Wage Offer Amid Inflation Concerns

County civil service employees reject a $200 base raise plus a $150 bonus and a $300 January offer amid inflation worries. Effie Osborne cites a favorable fact finder's report supporting a $350 base increase, while James Wright argues fringe costs must be considered. The dispute follows a closed-session meeting and wage comparisons with neighboring counties.

Syria massed tanks near Beirut in new Lebanon push

Right wing papers report Syria warned of a tank sweep to clear guerrillas and leftists east of Beirut. Tanks were spotted about 20 miles east of Beirut near Dahr al Baidar Pass, 1000 yards from a leftist machine gun nest. Syrian ultimatums to Palestinians and leftists continued as regional tensions rose.

Beirut Lebanon Syria Damascus Dahr al Baidar Pass Mideast Egypt Sinai Israel Tel Aviv Moshe Daya Dayan Yasir Arafat Zahle Damascus Road Fri Arafat

Silo Construction Plans Create Port Controversy

Fort Ontario curator opposes Port Authority plans to build six 80 foot silos for Rochester Portland Cement on the east river bank near the fort and a visitor reception center. TAC study weighs port revenue versus environmental and aesthetic impact, noting changes from an earlier Wrights Landing proposal.

Russell Tarby Fort Ontario Wallace Workmaster Port Authority Rochester Portland Cement Company Office of Arks and Recreation TAC Chamber of Commerce Rochester Portland Cement Plattsburgh Rochester Oswego Harbor Oswego River Wright's Landing SOS West Side

City-CSEA contract signed in mayor's office

Late Friday morning officials from City and Civil Service Employes Association gathered in City Hall for the formal signing of the long delayed contract. Seated from left to right: Michael Carroll, Daniel Knopp, Mayor John E. Fitzgibbons, George Clark. Standing: Arthur O'Neil and Paul R. Miller.

City and Civil Service Employes Association City Hall City-Csea Michael Carroll CSEA Daniel Knopp Stewart Dept. of Works John E. Fitzgibbons George

Hays Probed Powell Alleged No Show Pay Scandal

Washington AP report notes Rep Wayne Hays condemns misuse of House payroll for personal gain while Elizabeth Ray accuses him of arranging a $14000 no show post for favors. Hays denies mistress status but confirms a relationship as Powell investigation history recalls actions against Powell staff.

Washington Wayne Hays Elizabeth Ray Hays Ohio Democrat Adam Clayton Powell New York House Administration Powell Yvette Marjorie Flores Ayroll Puerto Rico Congress House

Secrecy Remains In Effect Across Federal Papers

In a 1975 report the Interagency Classification Review Committee notes a rise in top secret actions by the federal bureaucracy and 228,507 documents declassified since its 1972 formation. The committee cites 17 unauthorized disclosures in 1975 and pledges renewed efforts in 1976 to reverse secrecy trends this year.

Washington Nores Interagency Classification Review Committee Ford

Whirling Disease Not Tied to Oswego River Fish Decline

DEC officials say whirling disease has not been detected in New York despite rumors of a link to lower coho and chinook numbers in the Oswego River and lakeshore. Joliffe notes DEC hatcheries faced poor survival but Canadian hatcheries boosted lake stocks. disease remains unproven as a factor.

Russell Tarby Oswego N.Y Sandy Schuman Sea Grant Extension Mc Joliffe Cape Vaanetes Ontario DEC Caledonia Rochester Lake Joliffe Canada Cohes Joliffe Saide Lake Ontario Oswego River

Street Closure on West First Street for Paving

Oswego street crews will close West First Street between Bridge and Oneida Streets from 6 a.m. to 6 p.m. Monday for paving. Announcement made by Commissioner of Public Works Edward Williamson.

West First St Bridge Oneida Sts Oswego City Dept. of Works

Faulty brakes blamed for deadly Martinez bus crash

California Highway Patrol says a broken brake compressor belt was the most likely cause of a Martinez freeway crash that killed 29 people aboard a bus carrying a high school football team. CHP Commissioner Glen Craig cited an inspection lapse as a likely factor.

Sacramento Calif California Highway Patrol CHP Glen Craig San Francisco Bay Area Martinez

Mexico City police hunt for guerrillas after deadly raid

Virtually all Mexico City police joined the search after six officers were killed in a raid on a suburb police station. About six gunmen arrived in four unregistered cars, opened fire with machine guns and .45 pistols, killing four officers on the scene including the commander, with two more dying later in hospital.

Mexico City Lice Station Roll Om

Ford relies on uncommitted delegates for GOP nomination

President Ford says he must count on delegates listed as uncommitted to win the Republican nomination. He told Ohio broadcasters on Friday he remains confident of a first ballot victory at the party convention.

Washington Ford Ohio

Weather Summary for Period and Forecast

The report notes a 24 hour period ending 8 am with high 71 and low 48 and no precipitation. Conditions are sunny and pleasant with a today high of 75 to 80 and a Sunday near 80. Tonight remains mainly clear and mild with a mid 50s low and light variable winds.

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