Oswego Considers CATV Antenna Complex to Bring NYC Channels
City officials hear a proposal from Richard Condee of Unicable Inc to install a CATV system in Oswego. The plan would deliver New York City channels 5 9 11 and 13 plus a 24 hour music channel to local homes for about 5 a month with possible installation fees. Oswego schools would receive free service and 12 jobs would be created at a new headquarters. The system would cost 350 000 to 400 000 and seek FCC approval to begin serving residents outside Syracuse network reach.
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New York State
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Conde
Federal Communications Commission
CATV Plan Stirs Oswego Aldermen Over Franchise Terms
Unicable executive proposes two percent of gross rentals to Oswego for a city franchise to operate a CATV system. The plan would require negotiations with Niagara Mohawk Power Corp and New York Telephone Co. and raises questions about competition and access to New York City channels. Attorney John Conway to study the proposal with Unscable officials.
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Jury Drawn In Perjury Case At Pulaski County Court
A jury was drawn in County Court at Pulaski for the Ernest Babcock perjury case. Babcock of Lacona faces first and second degree perjury indictments from testimony at an automobile negligence trial in Supreme Court here in April. Attorney John Chwalek represents him.
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Ernest Babcock
Lacona
Babcock
Supreme Court
John Chwalek
Thomas Lamb
Oswego County
Jefferson County
Stephen John Dow, Jr
Peter Sutherlin
Enrico Joseph Curcurato
U. S. District Court
New York
Sneeze Causes Car Crash No Injuries Reported
Rex Ives, 60, of Constantia, escaped injury when his car left Route 49 east of Kibby Lake Road and struck a utility pole. He told Deputy Sheriff he sneezed or coughed before losing control as the vehicle, heavily damaged in front, was towed from the scene.
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Constantia
Route 49
Kibby Lake Road
Ives
Francis Cooper
Magna cum laude graduate Gail Schipper at Oswego
Gail Schipper of Mentro Avenue RD 3 graduated magna cum laude from State University College at Oswego on Sunday. She earned a 3.7 grade point average in a class of 600, is wife of Gordon Schipper and mother of two, and previously graduated from Mexico Academy and Central School in 1956. She has been active in educators associations and Kappa Delta Pi.
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Mentro Ave
State University College
Oswego
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Mexico Academy
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Funeral services for William M. Coughlin
Funeral services for William M. Coughlin of 7 Cochrane Street who died Saturday in Oswego Hospital will be held Wednesday at 9 a.m. at Dowdle Funeral Home and at 9:30 a.m. in St. Pauls Roman Catholic Church. Burial follows at St. Peters Cemetery. Friends may call at Dowdle this afternoon 2 to 4 and this evening 7 to 9.
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Cochrane St
Oswego Hospital
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St. Paul's
St. Peter's Cemetery
Funeral services for Mrs Mildred Sheffield Thompson
Friends are invited to the funeral of Mrs Mildred Sheffield Thompson widow of George Thompson who died Monday at her home after a long illness. Services Wednesday at 1 30 at the family home and 2 p m at Trinity Methodist Church with the Rev George M Butler officiating. Burial will follow in Mt Pleasant Cemetery. family home open this afternoon and evening by appointment.
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George Thompson
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Funeral Wednesday for Stella Marczak Luke at home and church
Funeral arrangements list Stella Marczak Luke wife of Joseph Luke. services Wednesday at 9 a m at the family home 146 E Oneida St and 9 30 a m at St Peters Catholic Church with burial in St Peters cemetery. Friends may visit this afternoon and evening.
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E. Oneida St
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Polio Clinic Set for June 15 in Hannibal
The final polio clinic of the year will be held Monday morning June 15 at Fairley school. Pre school children who attended the April clinic should arrive by 10 a m to receive the second vaccination for protection. Dr Arena Hannibal Health Officer will conduct the clinic with vaccine provided by the Oswego County Public Health Committee.
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Oswego County
Cronk Brothers Settle For 15500 In Auto Crash
Settlement of three Altmar Cronk brothers cases after a Route 81 accident north of Central Square Aug 20 provides 15500 to the family. The boys John Thomas 11 Stephen 9 Terry 13 and Raymond 16 received 15500 6000 5000 and 4500 respectively under an insurance policy on their father's pickup.
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Altmar
Central Square
Don H. Stacy
John Thomas Cronk
Stephen Cronk
Terry Cronk
Raymond Cronk
Kenneth Cronk
RD 1
Mary J. Gaffey
Storms and landslides devastate northern Italy killing at least 11
A hurricane followed by storms and landslides hits northern Italy. At least 11 people die and 16 fishermen may have drowned after boats capsized in the upper Adriatic. A landslide buried five workers at a highway tunnel site near Lake Como and later their bodies were recovered. Thousands of tourists are displaced along the Riviera between Ravenna and Rimini.
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Adriatic
Mt. Olinpino
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Rimini
Italian troops rescue hundreds isolated by high water
From their tents Italian carabinieri and army units rescued hundreds of people cut off by rising floods. Patrols and boats aided civilians stranded along waterways and in flooded areas.
Buffalo State plans $31 million expansion in Buffalo
The State University on Tuesday announced a $31 million expansion of its Buffalo college to double enrollment to 8,000 by 1970. The project adds eight academic buildings, five dormitories housing 2,300 beds, and three dining halls with 1,550 seats as part of a $1 billion system-wide push.
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