Metcalf Outlines Bill to Hospital Groups
State Senator George R. Metcalf spoke at Utica Blue Cross meeting in Rome outlining the Metcalf McCloskey Bill to regulate hospital construction and expansion. The measure requires public need proof four criteria including finances and facility fitness, affecting all health facilities except state hospitals and New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul P. Sotering
Oswego
George R. Metcalf
New York State
Sen. Metcalf
New York hospital review council plan outlined
After October first any hospital construction proposal must go to a regional council. The Syracuse Council currently handles this region and compares requests to four criteria before forwarding to the State Hospital Review and Planning Council in Albany. The Metcalf McCloskey bill would form a 31 member statewide council with three year terms and no more than six years in twelve. The council would draw members from hospital administrators physicians regional councils Blue Cross and the public. If state social welfare disagrees with councils a public hearing would occur. Senator Metcalf emphasized hospital bed control to curb costs and prevent higher Blue Cross community rates across Utica and other communities.
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York City
Syracuse Council
State Hospital Review and Planning Council
Albany
Metcalf- McCloskey
Blue Cross
State Department of Social Welfare
Sen. Metcalf
Utica Blue Cross
New York Wholesale Egg Prices Put On Display
New York market reports active demand with spot quotations for whites and browns. Whites range from 15 16 to 33 34 1 2 for sizes extra fancy heavy weight, and 19 1 2 to 25 1 2 for small to medium grades. Browns show similar spread with extra fancy heavy weight at 33 34 1 2 and smalls at 20 1 2 21.
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New York
Local notes and events from Lake City area
Community notices list a Friday Eastern Star meeting at the Masonic Temple to honor past matrons with a special ceremony and a bazaar drive for the Eastern Star Home at Oriskany. Other activities include rummage and bottle drives, a paper drive by VFW auxiliary juniors, a Brownie troop banquet with new wings awarded, and Oswego Arts Center opening events at Fort Ontario with local performers and groups.
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Lake City
Order of the Eastern Star
Masonic
Sandy Creek
Oswego Arts Center
Fort Ontario
Dorothy Burke
Donald McCann
Oswego Players
Rober McWilliams
Florence Davies
Willard Higby
Frederick Bond
Oswego Art Guild
Charles A Murray Adams Center blacksmith obituary
Charles A Murray 79 a Fulton native and blacksmith who later ran an auto repair shop in Adams Center since 1913 died Wednesday morning at the House of the Good Samaritan Water Town He is survived by his wife Elizabeth S Thompson Murray three daughters nine grandchildren and 22 great grandchildren Funeral services are set for Saturday at 2 30 PM at Piddock Funeral Home Adams Center with burial in Union Cemetery Friends may call Thursday 7 to 9 PM
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Adams Center
Charles A. Murray
Fulton
House of the Good Samaritan
Watertown
Piddock Funeral Home
Adams
Union Cemetery
Elizabeth S. Thompson Murray
Earl
Rose) Ryder
John
Hazel) Hagerty
Kenneth
Marna) Dixon
Mr. Murray
Charles A
Josephine Martin Murray
Pulaski
Parish Bills To Again Go Before Supervisor Board
Oswego County Supervisors plan a special session to reconsider Local Law No. 1 of 1964 allowing Parish Town to borrow or issue bonds to pay about $14,000 in unpaid highway bills. The June 18 vote defeated the measure 22 to 12, but some supporters have since urged reconsideration ahead of the July-August gap.
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Oswego County Board of Supervisors
Town of
Parish
Harold Bradford
Board of Supervisors
Harbor deepening funds approved for Oswego NY
The House Appropriations Committee approved 300000 for deepening Oswego harbor to 24 feet, part of a 1.5 billion package for Army Engineers and the Reclamation Bureau. Port Director Arthur C. Mengel said work could begin next spring, with full completion likely by fall 1966.
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Washington
House Appropriations Committee
Oswego
N. Y
Army Engineers
Reclamation Bureau
Arthur C. Menger
Oswego Harbor
Army
Mengel
Appropriations Committee
Mr. Mengel
Oswego College Names Six Buildings for Honorary Figures
The Oswego College Naming Committee approved names for six new structures and an addition. Isabelle K. Hart Hall honors a long-time Oswego educator. Amanda Funnelle Hall for a pioneering kindergarten teacher. Golden Romney Field House for a former health education leader. James Fenimore Cooper Dining Hall recalling the author’s Oswego years. Dr Mary Walker Health Center honoring a Civil War Medal of Honor recipient and women’s rights advocate. and Franklin Delano Roosevelt Hall marking the 1932 dedication of the Industrial Arts Building. The committee report, presented to about 400 alumni, was led by Clarence T. Leighton with members including Hilda Guy Bohall and Helen Hagger.
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College Infirmary
Clarence T. Leighton
College Council
Isabelle K. Hart
Hart
Oswego
Alumni Association
Amanda Funnelle
Oswego Normal School
Young Institution
Albany Normal School
City Training School
Indianapolis
Detroit Normal School
Air Force
Romney
Oswego Boy Scout Council
Brickyard Road
James Fenimore Cooper
New Jersey
America
New York
U. S. Navy
Sta
Fort Ontario
Pathfinder
Cooper
Navy
Glimmerglass
Cooperstown
Mary Walker
Bunker Hill
Oswego Town
Walker
Franklin Delano Roosevelt
Roosevelt
New York State
Leighton
Lakeside Dining Hall
Hilda Guy Bohall
Helen Hagger
Greta O’brien
Stephen Frankel
David Stever
Marian Mackin
Sherwool Dunham
Inonu Declares War Fears And Cyprus Tensions
Greek leaders pressed the United States for high level mediation as war concerns rose with Turkey. Makarios urged UN members to curb Turkish threats while Ankara denied plans for intervention, citing normal security precautions. Ball carried notes on U S worry over Cyprus arming with Soviet arms.
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Papandreou
Ball
United States
Makarios
Cyprus
United Nations
Turkey
Foreign Office
Ankara
Consent Settlement Approved in Hansen v Ehren sperger Case
Justice Richard D. Simons of Rome approved a settlement of 2500 dollars in the action brought by Katherine Hansen by her guardian ad litem against Theodore Ehren sperger. The order of approval was filed in the County Clerk's office. Plaintiff resides at RD 2.
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Katherine Hansen
John Hansen
Ad Litem
Theodore Ehrensperger
Richard D. Simons
Rome
State Supreme Court
RD 2
Fulton injury case from Route 3 and 264 collision
Fulton resident injured July 27, 1962 when an automobile driven by Leroy R. Bresnahan, in which she rode as a passenger, collided with another car at the Route 3 and 264 intersection in Palermo Town. Plaintiff was represented by Attorney J. Sheridan.
border guards nab would be escaper at Spree River
East German border guards fired on a man trying to swim the Spree River to West Berlin early today and captured him. It was not learned if the man was hit.
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Berlin
Spree
West Berlin
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Frank M. McDonough
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Joint Legislative Committee On Health Insurance
Senate Public Health Committee
Metcalf-McCloskey
Commissioner of Public Health
Department of Social Welfare
J. E. Kennedy CO
Minetto
N. Y. Market
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Dro Sneakers
Ida Lepine
New Haven
Theta Phi Omega
Charlotte Greene
Lavere - Harrington Auxiliary Vfw
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Whittker Road
Dora Sikes
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Charles E. Riley
St. Peter's
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Fred E. Dubuque
Barbara Bird
Karen Canale
Carol Ann Dubuque
Elizabeth Lloyd
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Karen McCullough
Mary Ann McGrath
Kathy Patridge
Kathy Somers
Ann Sullivan
Thomas Mce Gough
Helen Buckley
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Inonu
Vona Shoes
West First St
Oswego, N. Y
Hillick
Pittsburgh
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West Bridge
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Golden Crown
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