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Oswego Palladium Times

Location

Oswego, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 09, 1971

Page

2

Reactor Pressure Vessel arrives at FitzPatrick plant

The 647 ton reactor pressure vessel arrived at the FitzPatrick Nuclear Power Plant in Scriba New York after a 2100 mile barge voyage from Chattanooga Tennessee. The vessel weighs 508 tons plus protective packaging and will be moved to the reactor building by crane after tests and platform installations. The project involves Power Authority engineers General Electric and contractors and is slated to begin commercial operation in mid 1973.

FitzPatrick Scriba Lake Ohio Oswego N.Y Chattanooga Tenn New York State Power Authority Power Authority Stone & Webster Engineering Corporation General Electric Company Reliance Truck Company Phoenix Arizona Combustion Engineering, Inc Chicago Tennessee Ohio Mississippi Illinois S. C. Loveland Company, Inc Philadelphia Margo Moran Moran Towing and Transportation Co., Inc Great Lakes Canada Welland Canal Niagara Falls Lakes Erie Ontario

New Haven And Scriba Retain Three Assessors

Voters in New Haven and Scriba supported keeping the elected three-man assessor system. New Haven voted 168 yes to 25 no, while Scriba approved 330 yes to 22 no, mirroring similar statewide results without any deviation from the current method.

New Haven Scriba

Assembly Bill to Require School Order Rules Fails

In Albany New York the Assembly rejected a bill requiring all New York school districts to adopt public order rules for school property The measure sponsored by Republicans Henderson and Suchin failed 63 to 64 short of the 76 needed It would have tied noncompliance to possible loss of state funds and echoed the 1969 Henderson statute governing colleges and universities

Albany N.Y Assembly New York State Charles D. Henderson Hornell Alvin M. Suchin Dobbs Fe Henderson Suchin

Sheriff Office Reports 207 May Arrests by Force

Sheriff Raymond Cotton announced 207 May arrests comprising 56 criminal and 151 traffic offenses. Criminals led by Family Court and Criminal mischief with eight each, then petit larceny seven, drugs six, public intoxication five, and weapon possession and harassment one each. Traffic cooling had 38 speeders, 33 for equipment, 11 for stop signs and yield, 10 for uninspected vehicles. Accidents: 56 with 41 injuries, one fatality. Deputies responded to 470 complaints, 22 motorboat calls, served 65 subpoenas, 103 summons and complaints, 77 Family Court summons, issued 68 ID cards, booked 68 executions, policed 12 funerals and 20 fires, performed eight blood runs, investigated five deaths, and made six prisoner transports outside the county. Jail sentences: 30 suspended out of 208 days. Fines collected: $2,015. Property stolen: $2,181. recovered: $1,416. Sheriff Cotton said May costs: $2,491.23 paid to the County Treasurer.

Raymond Cotton Cotton

Will Return Presbyterians $10,000 Grant

Negro pastors will reimburse the United Presbyterian denomination for a $10,000 grant to the Angela Davis defense fund. A letter from black New York pastors says the reimbursement will be complete by June 15 while affirming support for Davis to receive a fair trial. The move follows the council’s earlier emergency fund grant amid a dispute over leadership and race.

Waukesha Wis United Presbyterian Denomination Angela Davis Defense Fund Ralph M. Stair Rochester N.Y New York Angela Davis Council On Church and Race 183Rd General Assembly Miss Davis San Rafael Calif

Weather Forecast for Western New York and Finger Lakes

Western New York and Northern Finger Lakes east of Lake Ontario expect sunshine this afternoon with a high near 70. Clear and cool tonight with a low in the 40s. Thursday will bring more sun and mild conditions with highs 70 to 75. Northeast winds will average 10 to 20 mph by day and ease to 10 mph or less at night.

New York Finger Lakes Lake Ontario

Deaths Knopp Ella Mae Peckham Knopp Oswego 1971

Ella Mae Peckham Knopp died after a lingering illness in Oswego Hospital in her 84th year. She was the wife of the late Steven Knopp of Hamilton Homes. Funeral services from Family Funeral Home Friday June 11 at 9 30 am and at Christ Episcopal Church at 10 pm with Rev Donald R J Reed affiliating. Burial in Rural cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home Thursday 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 pm.

Obituary of Mrs. Steven Knopp of Oswego Family

Mrs. Ella Mae Peckham Knopp widow of the late Steven Knopp of Hamilton Homes died this morning in Oswego Hospital. Born in Oswego she was daughter of the late George and Lydia Peckham and a member of Christ Episcopal Church. Surviving: two sons Elliot Knopp Rochester and Richard Knopp Oswego. four daughters Florence Callen Grace Shannon Eileen Family and Doris Flack Oswego. two sisters Florence Priebe Newark and Grace Barry Liverpool. 30 grandchildren and several great grandchildren. Funeral from Family Funeral Home at 9:30 Friday and 10 a.m. Episcopal Church burial in Rural Cemetery. Calling hours Wednesday 7–9 p.m. and Thursday 2–4 and 7–9 p.m.

Steven Knopp Ella Mae Peckham Knopp Hamilton Homes Oswego Hospital Knopp Oswego George Lydia Peckham Christ Episcopal Church Elliot Knopp Rochester Richard Knopp Thomas Florence) Callen Grace Shannon Albert Eileen Joseph Doris) Flack Florence Priebe Newark N. Y Grace Barry Liverpool Episcopal Church Rural Cemetery

Mistrial Declared In County Court Case

A mistrial was declared yesterday in county court on drug charges against two defendants named in the same indictment. Judge Don H. Stacy ruled pretrial publicity prejudiced a juror, with a new trial set for the October term. Jurors were excused until Thursday morning and court did not convene at the Pulaski Courthouse.

Stephen J. Danzig E. Sixth St Oswego Patricia Marie Fallon Little Falls Don H. Stacy Pulaski

Four Pay Fines In City Court

Three speeders and a petit larceny case were heard by City Court Judge Thomas M. Mc Gough. Mona Forrest of Hamilton Homes was fined 100 dollars or 10 days in jail for petit larceny at Easy Bargain Center. Frederick Pospesel paid 40 dollars for speeding, Kenneth Lucas paid 20 dollars, and Loreto Gioia paid 10 dollars. Traffic officers included Patrolmen John Conzone and Albert Lewis.

Thomas M. McGough Mona Forrest Hamilton Homes Easy Bargain Center Oswego County Frederick Pospesel West Fourth St Kenneth Lucas E Seneca St Loreto Gioia West Cayuga St John Conzone Albert Lewis

Local Weather Report for 24 Hours Ending 8 a.m.

A local weather summary shows a high of 71 and a low of 47 with a mean of 59. No precipitation. rainfall 0.14 inches. Barometric pressure 29.96 rising. Humidity 78 percent. Sunset 8:46 p.m. Sunrise 5:25 a.m. Highest on this date 88 in 1950. lowest 39 in 1885.

Lacona Field Days Firemen Days Schedule 2011

Lacona hosts three day event from Thursday to Saturday in June 2011 with a youth parade on Friday night and a Firemen parade Saturday night. Cash prizes and trophies are offered for various sports events. Ontario Amusements from Oswego, run by Harold Morley, will provide rides with refreshments and games run by the fire department.

Lacona Ontario Amusements Harold Morley Oswego

Candy Stripers Awarded Caps at Oswego Hospital

Oswego Hospital Cafeteria hosted a cap graduation for 26 Candy Stripers who earned caps by completing 50 hours of volunteer service. Six more girls earned stripes toward their caps, with further in service training announced for September for volunteers aged 15 and up.

Oswego Hospital Bobie Connors Melody Curran Kathy D'Amico Jessie Denny Debra Duca Darlene Fawcett Jean Fitzgibbons Barbara Hale Molly Keefe Karen Kunzwiler Sue Lilly Roberta Lloyd Pam Malone Linda Master Mary Anne McGrath Arlene Naracon Kathy O'Donnell Christine Olin Ann Pasco Cathy Regan Patty Rude Denise Smith Kathy Tyo Jennifer Pratt Jamey Taylor Deborah Wilkinson Geraldine Pirong Roxanne Bing Mary Lee Boardway Carol Dickson Colleen Enwright Betsy Zain Patti Hansen Cady V.L. Lieb Cindy Puzauskas Barbara Bendzamas Sue Demm Lieb James Johnson Edward Bugno David Jones Frank Robinson Pirong Boyle Sobering Robinson R.N Mr. Sobering

Campers Observe Weekend Event With 30th Anniversary

Na tional Campers OS-WE GO chapter held its June camp-out at Stombas McGraw with a surprise 30th wedding anniversary party for Wayne Wright of Phoenix. The Wrights, married in Elkton Maryland in June 1941, live in Phoenix and have two daughters and a grandson. An anniversary cake and music followed.

National Campers Stombas McGraw Wayne Wright Phoenix Wrights Elkton Brian Dolan Francis Knapp Robert McCarthy Merwin Upcraft Hannibal Gladys Lago Paul Smith Paula North Syracuse Congregational Church Harold Claycomb Milton Candee

New York Market Eggs Wholesale Prices Report

New York wholesale egg offerings show slow to improved demand with volume sales. Spot quotations list standards at 26 1/4 to 27 cents, whites for fancy large at 29 to 30 cents, fancy medium at 22 1/2 to 23 1/4 cents, with fancy smalls unquoted.

NEW York USDA

Butter and Cheese Market Update

Butter offerings ample and cheese supplies generally adequate. Demand slow to fair with prices unchanged. Market notes show steady levels as buyers hesitate. June reports indicate normal seasonal activity and steady wholesale quotes.

New York USDA

Tridacna Dam Weighs as Much as 500 Tons

A colossal tropical dam named Tridacna is described as weighing up to 500 tons, signaling its massive scale and potential impact on the surrounding region.

Lewis County Dairy Tour This Saturday

The Northern New York Dairy Tour will be held in Lewis County this Saturday. The first stop is Herb Starling Farm on Route 26 south of Lowville at 10 a.m. Dairy members are invited and should bring their own lunch. milk will be provided.

Pulaski Oswego County 4-H Cooperative Extension Office New York Lewis County Herb Starring Farm Route 26 Lowville

Safety talks aim to cut summer accidents for youngsters

Oswego Chief of Police Frederick E. Scharf announced a series of safety talks for youngsters to be held during the summer months. Lt. Fred Andrews Sgt. Lionel J. Earl and Patrolmen Robert A. Cathcart George Nettles and Alex Zukovsky addressed 23 classes at Frederick Leighton Elementary School, urging parents to instruct children to ensure a safer, tragedy free summer.

Frederick E. Scharf Frederick Leighton Fred Andrews Lionel J. Earl Robert A. Cathcart George Nettles Alex Zukovsky Schar

Bicycle collision injures child at West Third and Erie

Robert Aluzzo, 7, of 26 Tallman St., rode his bicycle and collided with a car driven by Kenneth J. Westcott, 93 West Ninth St., at West Third and Erie Sts. He fell, remounted, then was taken to hospital for x rays to assess a bruised knee.

Robert Aluzzo Tallman St Kenneth J. Westcott West Ninth St West Third Erie Sts Westcott

Body of Missing Youth Found in Woods

The body of 16 year old Eric Samuelson, son of Town Justice Robert Samuelson of Washingtonville, was found by a search party Tuesday afternoon in a wooded area off Mt Lodge Road. State Police said he had been missing since Monday afternoon and apparently was ejected from the motorcycle he rode.

Washingtonville N.Y Eric Samuelson Robert Samuelson Mt. Lodge Road Orange County

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