Noted Educator- Dr. William Hageny Retiring June 30
Oswego native Dr. William Hageny will retire as Chairman of the Department of Educational Administration and Professor of Education at the State University College at New Paltz effective June 30 after joining in 1958. He will continue to edit his widely used Handbook on New York State Education Law and has held national roles in education policy and law.
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William Hageny
Department of Educational Administration
State University College At
New Paltz
Hageny
Mid-Hudson School Study Council
New York State
New York State School Boards Association
Rockefeller
National Education Association
Baltimore
Cleveland
National Organization On Legal Problems of
PERB
New York State Education Department
Commissioner of Education
Channel
Ulster County Community College
New Paltz Central School
New York Collegiate Association For the Development
New York State Association of Secondary School Principals
Council of Administrative Leadership
Hobart College
Syracuse University
Columbia University
Haldane Central School
Cold Spring
Dean Immunity Talks Courtroom Clash Over Truth
NBC TV coverage shows Judge Sirica hearing diverging views on John Dean. Prosecutors say Dean is central to a deep corruption. they rejected immunity in favor of a single obstruction count. Dean seeks full immunity to testify against Haldeman Ehrlichman Magruder and Mitchell, while Newsweek cites documents suggesting Nixon knew of Watergate coverup. Stans faces questions on cash contributions to the Nixon campaign and Vesco linked funds amid related indictments.
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Nbc-Tv
Sirica
John Dean
Dean
U.S
Harold Titus
Cox
Charles Shaffer
White House
H.R. Haldeman
John D. Ehrlichman
Magruder
John N. Mitchell
Newsweek Magazine
Nixon
Stans
Nixons
Supreme Court Upholds Clean Air Act Ruling
The Supreme Court backed a lower court ruling that the Clean Air Act of 1970 forbids any significant deterioration of existing clean air. The decision pleases environmentalists but alarms industry as coal plants may be blocked until new tech reduces emissions. EPA moves to define significant deterioration with rules expected after June 30.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Sierra Club
Larry Moss
Coal and Power Industries
Congress
Moss
Moses
National Coal Association
Environmental Protection Agency
EPA
Knights of Columbus marked 75th milestone with mass
The Diamond Jubilee of the Knights of Columbus opened with a 10 30 AM Mass at St Pauls Church conducted by Rev William Lorenz. Choirs from St Pauls and St Marys performed Te Deum Ladamus and Onward Christian Soldiers. A public celebration and dinner dance followed at Hotel Pontiac with Ange Spano and orchestra.
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Knight of Columbus
William Lorenz
Oswego
Knights of Columbus
St. Paul's Church
St. Paul’s
St. Mary’s
Pietro Yon
Fourth Degree
Leo Lagoe
Father Segrue
St. Paul's
Knights
Father Lorenz
Carol Elder Ziel
Raymond O'Donnell
Father Hall
F. Reilly
Robert Walpole
Hotel Pontiac
Ange Spano
Readers rail at Soviet gas plan and Armand Hammer
A letter to the editor denounces a Soviet natural gas project and Occidental Petroleum figure Armand Hammer. The writer argues taxpayers fund private industry and criticizes U. S. government policy, predicting delays before any “Communist gas” is enjoyed.
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Pal- Times
United States
Occidental Petroleum Corporation
Armand Hammer
Mr. Hammer
Julius
Communist Party
Lenin
Hammer
Salvation Army transfers Capt Wood to Dunkirk
Brigadier Charles Southwood announces Captain and Mrs. Floyd Wood will leave Oswego to assume command of the Dunkirk Corps effective June 27. Farewell services are set for Sunday June 24 at 11 a.m. and 6 p.m. The Woods have three children, Marilyn 12 Melodie 7 and Michael in Park School. Lt and Mrs Raymond Merchant will take over Oswego Corps on June 27.
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Charles Southwood
Salvation Army
New York
Floyd Wood
Wood
Oswego
Dunkirk
Marilyn
Melodie
Fitza Park School
Michael
Flea Market at Hannibal on Saturday
The Hannibal Community Church hosts its second monthly flea market at the Community House on June 16 from 9 a m to 4 p m. antiques crafts baked goods door prizes hourly lunch available proceeds fund repairs call for tables.
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Hannibal
Edward Randall
Richard Thorpe
Police Seek Nude Prowler On Westside
A nude prowler was reported between West Seventh and Eighth Streets near Mohawk Street last night. Joseph Ambrosetti of 179 West Eighth Street called the police at 10 34 p m to report a male prowler peering in windows. Patrols cruised the area with spotlights but found no one as Officers James Lytle Ralph Smith Richard Brace and Detective Frederick Waters investigated.
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West Seventh
Eighth Sts
Mohawk St
Joseph Ambrosetti
West Eighth St
Ambrosetti
James Lytle
Ralph Smith
Richard Brace
Frederick Waters
Odor Complaints At PAS Plant In Oswego
Oswego police received two odor complaints about the Pollution Abatement Services Plant on East Seneca Street. An engineer said he would fix the issue after both Harrison Greeney and John Barker, both of Mitchell Street, reported the odor at 7:19 and 7:20 p.m. respectively.
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Oswego
East Seneca St
PAS
Harrison Greeney
Mitchell St
John Barker
Jaycees Stage 10th Oswego County Independence Day Parade
The Oswego Jaycees sponsor the 10th annual parade at 1 p m Sunday June 1 to celebrate Oswego County Independence Day in tandem with Oswego Citys 125th anniversary. Civil groups and businesses are urged to participate with floats antique cars drum corps and bands. 19 trophies and 650 in cash prizes will be awarded across 12 parade categories.
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Oswego Jaycees
Oswego County
Oswego
Robert Wickwire
William Waters
Michael Kulick
Drum Corp
Niagara Mohawk
Midtown Center
Grand Marshall
Syracuse
Continentals
Endicott
Alhambra
Buffalo
Black Knights of
Knights of Cumbus of
Funeral Services for Mrs Dorothy D Allen
Funeral services for Mrs Dorothy D Allen who died on Saturday were held this morning at 8:30 at P. J. Cullinan's Sons Funeral Home and 9 at St Marys Church. Mass of Resurrection celebrated by Rev Michael Donovan with Rev John Smegelsky and Rev Robert Hall present. Burial in St Peters Cemetery with graveside prayers by Father Hall. Bearers: Michael Anthony Peter Brunschweiger Richard Ranous Steven Smith.
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George Allen
Dorothy D. Allen
P. J. Cullinan
Ship unloads cocoa beans at Eastside Port Authority
The Sabin River docked at Eastside Port Authority Sunday to unload 1,000 tons of cocoa beans from Pakrodi Ghana. The Black Star Lines ship, gross 7,000 tons, plans to take on aluminum at Oswego port Tuesday evening.
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Sabin
Pakrodi
Ghana
Eastside
Black Star Lines
Oswego
May sheriff arrests total 229 with 61 felonies and 168 traffic
The monthly sheriff report shows 229 arrests in May, 61 felonies and 168 traffic offenses. Traffic led by speeding at 71, plus 23 equipment violations and 14 stop sign violations. Police logged 59 investigated accidents with 48 injured. eight blood runs and four deaths were recorded.
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Sheriff's Department
Y Appoints Special Group For Course
The Oswego YMCA forms an advisory committee of Oswego area citizens to promote enrollment in the How to Study in College course this summer. Members include Pat Lanigan Michele Anderson Joan Vona Joe Readling Mary Kay Maniccia OHS Students Erwin Palmer John Wilson SACO Admissions Counselors. Ed Taylor says the group will direct the project and push to reach more high school seniors.
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Oswego
Ed Taylor
Taylor
Purdue University
Ymcas
Cwcas
United States
Palmer
SUCO Receives $215 133 in Two Federal Programs
Central New York and Finger Lakes colleges receive federal grants totaling over 2.5 million dollars. State University College at Oswego gets 84,133 in CWSG and SEOG grants, among the largest in Walsh's district, as SEOG funds aid undergraduates with exceptional needs nationwide.
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SUCO
New York
Finger Lakes
William F. Walsh
RNY
Office of Education
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
State University College At
Oswego
CWSG
Walch
Walsh
Vestry Meeting and Church Events at Resurrection
The Vestry of the Church of the Resurrection meets Wednesday at 7 30 p.m. in the Bates Lounge. An important parish meeting on future church buildings is set for Wednesday June 20 at 7 30 p.m. A open air service and family picnic are planned for Sunday 11 a.m. at Camp Hollis with reservations via Dawn Dashner or Agnes Marshall. The History of the Episcopal Church in Oswego will be reviewed at the church June 30 from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. and July 1 from 1 p.m. to 5 p.m.
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Church of the Resurrection
Bates Lounge
Camp Hollis
Altar Guild
Christ Church
Church of the Evangelist
Dawn Dashner
Agnes Marshall
Episcopal Church
Oswego
Mexico Obituary Rai Lyn Curcie
Rai Lyn Curcie four month old daughter of John D and Louise Fletcher Curcie died at Crouse Irvine Memorial Hospital Syracuse where she had been a patient since birth January 23 Survived by five brothers John Jerry James Jeffrey and Jody a sister RoxAnne maternal grandmother Mrs Lena Fletcher Zephyrhills Florida paternal grandmother Mrs Evelyn A Curcie Mexico Services Wednesday at 2 pm Olmstead Funeral Home Rev James Scoville United Church of Christ Congregational New Haven Burial in Mexico Cemetery Calling hours tonight 7 to 9
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Mexico
Rai Lyn Curcie
John D
Louise Fletcher Curcie
Lee Read
Crouse-Irving Memorial Hospital
Syracuse
John
Jerry
James
Jeffrey
Jody
RoxAnne
Lena Fletcher
Zephyrhills
Fla
Evelyn A. Curcie
Olmstead Funeral
James Scoville
United Church of Christ (Congregational) of
New Haven
Mexico Cemetery
State Police Probe Case of Chicknapping in Constantia
State police and the BCI investigated a chickknapping in Constantia after William Richardson reported 150 two week old chickens stolen from a hen house on Route 49 and Gunther Road. The chicks, valued at $75, disappeared between Sunday evening and Monday morning. Trooper D W Barker led the initial inquiry before the case was turned over to the BCI.
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Pulaski
BCI
Constantia
William Richardson
Rte. 49
Gunther Road
D. W. Barker
Public Meeting for Color Guard Fundraising Plans
Pulaski invites the SCCS Color Guard to a 7 p m meeting at the school cafe to gauge public support for raising 8000 to 10000 for the troops trip to the National American Legion Championship Show in August 1974 in Miami Florida. The Sandy Creek unit plans to attend the State Competition in July.
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Pulaski
SCCS
National American Legion
Miami
Fla
Sandy Creek
Uly
Prison Reforms Hindered by New York Budget Cuts
The final Sleet Committee report on New York prisons says progress follows Attica but fundamental day to day changes remain elusive due to budget restraints. It notes stalled expansion of education for illiterates and low licensed doctor counts. overtime pay limits hinder reducing inmate lockup time.
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Albany
N.Y
New York State
Attica
Sleet Committee On
Local Weather Report and Forecast
Weather summary for the 24 hour period ends at 8 am with a high of 90 and a low of 74. Sunshine and humidity this afternoon with thunderstorms likely. highs near 90 inland and 70s at lake shores. Tonight storms with precipitation 70 percent, tomorrow clearing and highs around 89. Winds from the southwest 10 to 20 mph, shifting to northwest overnight.
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