Draw Trial Jury Sentences Imposed on Seven Defendants
The final two weeks of June term of County Court convened at the Pulaski Courthouse with Judge Don H Stacy presiding. Seven defendants, six youths, were sentenced and a jury was drawn to hear the trial of Stephen J Dantzig and Patricia Marie Fallon on February drug charges. Dantzig and Fallon, arrested in Oswego in a raid that seized more than 14 pounds of marijuana valued at 1200 to 1500 dollars, face felony counts and were free on bail. Mayer was sentenced to Attica for forgery. Five youthful offenders received five years probation and one a conditional discharge. Dist Atty Eugene F Sullivan prosecuted.
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Pulaski
Don H. Stacy
Stephen J. Dantzig
Sixth St
Oswego
Manon Ave
Hartsdale
Patricia Marie Fallon
Little Falls
Dantzig
Miss Fallon
Richard Mitch
Thomas Lee Mayer
Fourth St
Attica
James Fannin
Fulton
Dist. Atty
Eugene F. Sullivan
Lobby of Americans Opens A Week-Long Antiwar Drive
Washington AP reports a coalition of professional, religious, and civil rights leaders launches a week of antiwar lobbying to sway 24 senators on the McGovern Hatfield amendment to withdraw U.S. funding from Vietnam. The effort, including ads and a Capitol rally, targets sway of key votes though observers doubt success.
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Lobby of
Washington
U.S
The
Lobby of Americans
Joseph Clark
D-Pa
Charles E. Goodell
R-N.y
Ernest Gruening
Alaska
Stephen Young
Ohio
Capitol
Senate
Nixon
Kathy Whitworth Earns 57th Tour Win At Lady Carling Open
Kathy Whitworth captured her 57th tournament victory at the Lady Carling Open in Baltimore finishing six strokes ahead of Jane Blalock who shot 216. Whitworth posted rounds of 71 68 and 71 for a 54-hole total of 210 nine under par at Pine Ridge and earned 3750 dollars to bring her yearly earnings to 18875 and career official earnings to 318084.
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Baltimore
Kathy Whitworth
Wright
Mickey
Kathy
Miss Whitworth
Pine Ridge
Texas
Jane Blalock
Marilynn Smith
Joanne Carner
Carol Mann
Margie Masters
Mary Mills
Miss Blalock
Major League Leaders Overview By Associated Press
American League leaders include Oliva batting .376 and Murcer hitting .364 with Yastrzemski and Buford tied for runs and Murcer also top in hits alongside Oliva. Opposing statistics show Killebrew with 47 RBIs and Star-Gell leading NL RBIs with 49 while Stargell tops NL home runs at 18.
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Associated Press
Oliva
Minn
Murcer
N.Y
Yastrzemski
Bost
Buford
Bast
R.smith
Killebrew
Petrocelli
Campaneris
Oak
Otis
K.C
Cuellar
Balt
Blue
Lolich
Del
Brock
St.l
W.davis
L.A
St. L
Bonds
Stargell
Pitt
Torre
H.aaron
Atl
Garr
M.alou
Clemente
Unemployed Yet Not Seeking Grow Among Americans Over 45
Data show Americans aged over 45 who were not seeking work rose from 4.1 million in 1950 to 8.3 million by December 1970. The rise reflects broader labor market shifts and aging workers remaining out of the job search.
Cornell Grants Degrees in Annual Commencement
Cornell University awarded degrees to about 3 000 graduates at the 103rd commencement marking the end of three traditions. A new policy made academic dress optional with about one third attending without caps or gowns. Faculty members joined students in varied procession roles rather than marching as a body.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ithaca, N.Y
Cornell University
Alumni Association Honors College Award Presented Friday Night
The college’s Alumni Association presented an annual award Friday night during a reception. The event highlighted alumni achievements and recognized outstanding contributions to campus life and community engagement.
Rev Warnow Renamed Pastor at Nazarene Church Meeting
At the Thompson Road Church of the Nazarene annual meeting Rev R E Warnow accepted a three year recall as pastor. Trustees elected Warren H Crane Paul Wilson and Marjorie Bailey. Stewards named Joyce Marzarek C Steele Mary Smith and Dorothy Crane. Bailey named Missionary Society president and Mary L Smith Sunday School president. The board elected a secretary and treasurer. Warren Crane re elected as treasurer and Mrs Warren Crane as secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of the Nazarene
Thompson Road
R. E. Warnow
Warren H. Crane
Paul Wilson
Marjorie Bailey
Joyce Marzarek
C. Steele
Mary Smith
Dorothy Crane
Missionary Society
Mary L. Smith
Warren Crane
Memphis Pros and Johnny Neumann settle with $500 fine in place
Memphis Pros and rookie Johnny Neumann reached an understanding after a Sunday discussion with Babe McCarthy and Charles Cavagnaro. Neumann failed to join rookies for a Saturday Indianapolis trip due to personal problems and did not call to explain his absence.
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Memphis, Tenn
Memphis
Johnny Neumann
Neumann
University of Mississippi
Babe McCarthy
Charles Cavagnaro
Indianapolis
Cavagnaro
Johnny
Dan Scruggs
Crosscountry motorcycle race halted after sign prank
A crosscountry motorcycle race near Not That Way High Bridge Missouri was rerouted by a prankster who rearranged course signs forcing riders to cross private land. Landowners armed themselves as bullets reportedly whizzed overhead, prompting a halt and rescheduling of the event.
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High Bridge
Obituary for Miss M Catherine Oliver 66 of Oswego
Miss M Catherine Oliver aged 66 of 124 W Eighth St Oswego died Saturday Canandaigua She was born in Oswego daughter of George and Grace Penney Oliver a Christ Episcopal Church communicant and graduate of State University College Oswego She taught in Bradford Mexico and Oswego Surviving relatives include an aunt five cousins and Judge George M Penney Funeral Wednesday 230 pm Meade Memorial Chapel Christ Episcopal Riverside Cemetery Calling hours Loescher Funeral Home 7 9 pm and 2 4 7 9 pm today and Tuesday Empire Beverage Co retired 1968
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M. Catherine Oliver
Eighth St
Canandaigua
Oswego
George and
Grace Penney Oliver
Christ Episcopal Church
State University College At
Bradford
Mexico
Elsie Prudden
Yonkers
Margaret Carper
Jane Lewis
Cleveland, C
Francis Penney
Carthage
George M. Penney
Meade Memorial Chapel
Riverside Cemetery
Loescher Funeral Home
Mrs Roy L Duquette obituary from Oswego
Mrs Roy L Duquette 82 of Oswego died Saturday at Lee Memorial Hospital where she had been a patient two days Born Volney daughter of George and Lucy Hutchings widow of Adelbert DuBois and wife of Roy L Duquette A member of South Scriba United Methodist Church Mt Pleasant Grange 50 year certificate May 26 1965 Survived by husband son Lyman A DuBois Fulton RD 2 daughter Lena Du Bois Kingsbury Oswego two stepdaughters Esther Sheldon Ellen Duquette two grandchildren three great grandchildren six step grandchildren Funeral scheduled Wednesday at 2 p m at Scoville Funeral Home burial Mt Pleasant Cemetery Home services Monday and Tuesday from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p m
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Roy L. Duquette
Flora E. Duquette
Oswego
Lee Memorial Hospital
Volney
George and
Lucy Chesbro Hutchings
Adelbert DuBois
Duquette
South Scriba
Mt. Pleasant Cemetery
Funeral
Mattydale Man Jack Dempsey, 86, Dies at St. Joseph's
Jack Dempsey of 402 Campbell Road Mattydale died Saturday at St Josephs Hospital Born in Oswego he lived in Mattydale 25 years formerly salesman for Matthew Byrne Tire Co He was a communicant of St Margarets Church Surviving is sister in law Mrs Josephine Bays Services at Ferguson Funeral Home North Syracuse and at St Margarets Church Mattydale Burial in Woodlawn
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Mattydale
Jack Dempsey
Campbell Road
St. Joseph's Hospital
Oswego
Dempsey
Matthew Byrne Tire Co
St. Margaret's Church
Josephine Bays
Fergerson Funeral Home
Main St
North
Syracuse
Woodlawn Cemetery
Monthly Clinic Set in Pulaski
Health officers from Albion, Boylston, Orwell, Redfield, Richland, Sandy Creek, and Williamstown announce a monthly immunization clinic on June 15 from 10 to 11 a.m. at the Pulaski Courthouse. All vaccines available except mumps. Registration requires past immunization records. Vaccination for well children with no allergies. No charge. Funded by Oswego County Board of Supervisors through the Oswego County Public Health Nursing Service.
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Albion
Boylston
Orwell
Redfield
Richland
Sandy Creek
Williamstown
Pulaski
Oswego County Board of Supervisors
Oswego County Public Health Nursing Service
Eight Oswego County graduates in Hudson Valley class size
More than 1260 students graduated in the Hudson Valley Community College class in Troy. The May 29 commencement featured Dr. Joseph C. Paramountain Jr. of Skidmore College. Oswego County graduates included Robert E. Bliss Parish William R. Criss Fulton John F. Gardner Altmar William R. Goldych Pennellville Rose M. Maiurano Fulton Pamela S. Marsh Cleveland Patricia A. McDermott Fulton Suzanne M. Wallace Fulton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oswego County
Hudson Valley Community College
Troy
Joseph C. Paramountain, Jr
Skidmore College
HVCC
James J. Fitzgibbons
Arthur C. Ploetz
Lestter C. Higbee
Robert E. Bliss
Parish
William R. Criss
Fulton
John F. Gardner
Altmar
William R. Goldych
Pennellville
Rose M. Maiurano
Pamela S. Marsh
Cleveland
Patricia A. McDermott
Suzanne M. Wallace
Nettles brothers reunite after Twins-Indians clash
Graig Nettles of Cleveland and his brother Jim Nettles of Minnesota met on Saturday night for the first time in two years since turning pro. Graig started at third base for Cleveland as his Indians beat the Twins for the second straight day, while Jim served as a reserve outfielder and pinch hitter for Minnesota.
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ST. Paul-Minneapolis
Graig Nettles
Jim
Nettles
San Diego
Calif
Graig
Cleveland
Twins
Indians
Personal transceiver may replace telephone by 1985
A personal transceiver could enable universal voice communication by 1985. Satellites beam the signal to the intended receiver anywhere on earth, letting any person speak to any other person.
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Earth
Oswego Native Joseph Pasiak Dies in Brooklyn After Illness
Joseph Pasiak 44 of 460 86th Street Brooklyn died at home Friday after a short illness. Born in Oswego he was the son of the late Jacob and Sophie Ciesla Pasiak and had lived in New York 17 years. He graduated Oswego High School class of 1946 and planned to attend his 25th reunion this month. He had been employed in New York. Surviving are two sisters Mrs Bertha Rossi of New York City and Mrs Mary Cernaro of Oswego. The funeral from Dowdle Funeral Home Wednesday at 8:30 and services at 9 in St Stephen's Catholic. Burial in St Peter's. Friends may call Tuesday 2-4 and 7-9 p.m.
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Joseph Pasiak
Bertha) Rossi
New York City
Benny
Mary) Cernaro
Oswego
Dowdle Funeral Home
St. Stephen's Catholic Church
St. Peter's Cemetery
WWIVets to Meet Tonight at Lake Street Legion Rooms
The Salmon River Barracks 149 WWI Vets and Auxiliary meet tonight at 8 p.m. at Legion Rooms on Lake Street. Reservations for the July State Convention in Rochester should be made then.
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Pulaski
Salmon River
WWI
Legion Rooms
Lake St
Rochester
Comic book production tops 300 million yearly in the United States
Report notes that over 300 million comic books are published annually in the United States, highlighting a booming industry with widespread domestic output and growing market reach across publishers and retailers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Anthony Farella 49 Syracuse man dies after long illness
Anthony Farella of Thomas Ave Syracuse died Sunday in Crouse Irving Memorial Hospital after a long illness. He was 49, husband of Lucy Cira Farella and son of Santo and Tina Fragale Farella. He resided in Syracuse 30 years, was a World War II veteran and a communicant of St Celia's Catholic Church. He owned and operated the
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anthony Farella
Syracuse
Thomas Ave
Crouse-Irving Memorial Hospital
Lucy Cira Farella
Santo
Tina Fragale Farella
Farella
St. Cenelia’s Catholic Church
Deaths surface in Canandal area notables and area funeral notices
Oliver Catherine M. of Canandaigua 66 died June 5 daughter of George and Grace Oliver. Survived by relatives in Yonk ers Henderson Harbor Oswego Cleveland Carthage and Ohio. Funeral June 9 at 2:30 pm Meade Memorial Chapel Christ Episcopal Riverside burial. Friends may call Loescher Funeral Home evenings and Tuesday 2 4 and 7 9 p.m. Duquette Flora E. Oswego widow of Adelbert Dubois wife of Roy L. Duquette died June 5 1971. Daughter of George Huldi ngs and Lucy Chesbro. Funeral Wednesday 2 pm Scoville Funeral Home Mt. Pleasant cemetery. Calling hours Monday and Tuesday 2 4 and 7 9 p.m. Passak Joseph New York City died June 4 1971. Son of Jacob and Sophie Clesia Pasiok. Funeral Wednesday 8:30 p.m. Dowdle Funeral Home and 9 p.m. in St Stephen's Church. Burial St Peter's Cemetery. Calling hours Tuesday 2 4 and 7 9 p.m.
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Oliver
Canandal
M. Catherine
George
Grace Penney Oliver
Elsie Prudden
Yonkers
Ruth Stevens
Henderson Harbor
Margaret Corper
Oswego
Jane Lewis
Cleveland
Ohio
Francis Penney
Carthage
George M. Penney
Meade Memorial
Christ Episcopal Church
Riverside Cemetery
Loescher Funeral Home
Passak—Joseph
New York City
Jacob and
Sophie Clesia Pasiok
Dowdle
St. Stephen's Church
St. Peter's Cemetery
Fygeraig
Assembly Session Shouts Over Rockefeller Veto Fight
Sunday night in the Assembly featured a heated clash as Sen Waldaba Stewart was blocked from the floor during a roll call by an assistant sergeant at arms. Republicans in Westchester and Nassau failed to override Rockefeller veto on a bridge across Long Island Sound. The body approved Rockefeller’s $30 million Steuart airport expansion and included $23.6 million in the supplemental budget. Details show chairmen and minority leaders gains of $144,006 in expense allowances, while leaders dropped a plan to raise legislators’ pay by $2,000 for now.
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Assembly
Waldaba Stewart
Brooklyn
Stewart
Westchester
Nassau
Rockefeller
Long Island Sound
Oyster Bay
Rye
Newburgh
Bly Ways and Means Committee
VFW Auxiliary Installs Officers in Ceremony
The Quattrini Dehm auxiliary held officer installations with Edith Hellard as installing officer. New officers include President Vernice Bradford and Sr Vice President Christina Jackson, with numerous posts filled from treasurer to historian and color bearers. Guests included Mayor John O C Conway and county leaders. a roast beef dinner followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith Hellard
Vernice Bradford
Christina Jackson
Sandra Gorman
Janice Pelow
Laura Whitney
Patricia Wallace
Shirley Pitcher
Marion MacPherson
Helen Henderson
Dorothy Gorman
Alma Longley
Katheryn Haynes
Eileen Himes
Annual Chicken Barbecue Opens Fulton Event
Fulton hosts a 4 30 p m chicken barbecue at Mount Pleasant. Local residents include Mrs William Guinup in Lee Memorial Hospital, Lloyd Crandall a patient at Lee Memorial, and Mrs Doris Pearsons homebound with a fractured ankle. April Kimball to assist as camp director at Fulton YMCA Day Camp. Richard Wilcox home on leave from Great Lakes Navy base. Brenda Kassing accepted to Auburn Community College for Liberal Arts major.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fulton
Mount Pleasant
William Guinup
Mansfield Rest Home
Utica St
Lee Memorial Hospital
Doris Pearsons
Cayuga St
April Kimball
Baldwin Rd
Volney
Auburn Community College
Fulton, Y.M.C
Brenda Kassing
Claramae Kassing
West Second St
Harold Kassing
Ivory billed Woodpecker Believed Extinct Reappears in Swamp
After four decades of belief the ivory billed woodpecker is extinct new reports claim the species is still living in a South Carolina swamp. Researchers and local observers describe sightings and vocalizations supporting the revival. The discovery rekindles conservation debate and possible habitat protections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Carolina
Legislature Unveils 25.1 Million Spending Plans
Albany report outlines a 25.1 million dollar legislature budget for the current year, about 12 percent above last year. The supplemental bill adds 3.4 million for operations and 414 thousand for increased senator and assembly member expense allowances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
N. Y
Commencement speakers question campus unrest and constitutional limits
At Fordham University and other campuses graduates heard critiques of educational ideals and societal restlessness. Sol Linowitz and James M. Hester urged progress and leadership, while Wayne Morse and Sol Linowitz warned of constitutional overreach and the Vietnam era crisis. A Buffalo TV anchor noted television's role in shaping awareness of political and environmental issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshall
New York
Fordham University
Christopher F. Meatto
Fordham
James M. Hester
New York University
Elmira College
U.S
Sol Linowitz
LeMoyne College
Wayne Morse
Morse
Nixon
Congress
Supreme Court
Washington
High Court
Indochina
Alfred University
Buffalo Television
John A. Corbett
Wben-Tv
Will Seek Way to Halt Growing Cop Killings
Atty. Gen. John N. Mitchell and FBI Director J. Edgar Hoover convened law enforcement officers from all 50 states for a two day seminar at FBI headquarters to address rising police murders. Attending was New York City Police Department Chief Inspector Michael J. Cod d, the department's top uniformed officer, among recent losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
John N. Mitchell
FBI
J. Edgar Hoover
White House
Justice Department
Mitchell
Hoover
New York City
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Omaha, Neb
Cornell
Sanford Sternlicht
the State University College At
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Klaude Konrad
Mr. Warnow
Spros
Johnny Neuma
James
Irwin
Empire Beverage Co
Anthony R. Farella
John
Dominick Farella
Pirro & Sons
St. Cecela’s Church
Assumption Cemetery
Turtle St
Jack M. Dempsey
Hudson Valley
Omaha
Neb
the Palladium
TIMES
VFW
Lloyd Crandall
Manhattan Ave
Richard Wilcox
Great Lakes Naval Center
Mrs
Harvard Wilcox
West River Rd
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