Cautions for Buying nursery stock and placement for shade
Do not buy stock that is dried out or stressed. Check earth balls for watering, assess signs like yellowing leaves, and aim for well branched trees with substantial root balls. Choose plants by trunk caliber and height, test root systems for bare root stock, and plant to maximize summer shade based on sun angles from spring to midsummer.
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Welfare officials push back on Javits medical deductible plan
Washington officials resist Len Javits suggestion that New York require a 20 percent patient deductible for hospital and medical bills before state aid. They note New York’s existing income limits already determine eligibility and compare the idea to auto insurance deductibles, arguing it could deny needed help to the medically needy.
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Washington
Len Jacob K. Javits
New York State
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
New York
Downtown Sidewalk Art Show Opens in Syracuse
More than 100 artists and craftsmen are expected to exhibit at the fifth annual Downtown Syracuse Sidewalk Art Show. The event runs Saturday, June 25 from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. Sponsored by the Retail Trade Bureau of the Greater Syracuse Chamber of Commerce and the Allied Arts of Central New York.
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Syracuse
Retail Trade Bureau
Greater
Norwood and Camden Obituaries Highlight Local Figures
The Norwood obituary notes Gaynelle M. VanOrnum 74 a former teacher died Friday at Potsdam hospital. Survived by husband James two daughters and a son plus siblings and grandchildren. Regina Colclough 54 of Mexico Street died in Syracuse Memorial Hospital. She taught in Altmar and Camden schools, leaves two sisters and two brothers. A prayer service and Mass are planned with burial in Forest Lawn cemetery.
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Mexico St
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Margaret Willenberg Sassen
Pulaski Academy
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St. John’s Church
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Viola Corbit
Fern Wood
Richard
Florence) Towsley
Leo
Chesapeake
Sanborn Funeral Home
Forest Lawn Cemetery
Showdown-Viet War Readiness and Weather Update
The report outlines Viet Cong and North Vietnamese losses and gains totaling tens of thousands, with U S troop levels rising toward 400 000 by year end and reinforcements possible. Officials differ on pace of a decisive turnaround amid strategic air and ground actions. Local weather calls for a mostly sunny day with highs in the 80s and a chance of showers tonight.
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Carpenter Heroic Rescue Earns Medal of Honor Hint
Projected Medal of Honor for Carpenter for heroism on a battlefield in Vietnam. He and his men of the 1st Battalion 502nd Parachute struck by a larger North Vietnamese force. Westmoreland reported about 700 regulars engaging the unit. Five days of brutal fighting ended with light U.S. losses and many wounded or dead. Toni Carpenter expressed pride as she spoke of her husband.
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Poppy and Gazania Lead Spring Flower Mix
A spring flower mixture features over 15 kinds of yellow and gold annuals. Familiar blooms include avinia celesia marigold poppy snapdragon and dahlia, with exotic additions gazania bartonia and leptosyne easy to grow.
New hedge plants aid gardeners with small budgets
Gardeners with limited funds can use annual seeds for temporary hedges. Diamond Jubilee marigolds form uniform compact hedges with bright yellow blooms. Kochia, or burning bush, provides foliage color and compact shape for later autumn displays.
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Wien
Medicaid cost and eligibility rules spark state debate
State officials estimate 2,000,000 people will receive benefits in the first year, with costs around 532 million dollars and a federal share of 217 million. Republicans push income-eligibility changes while Democrats resist, arguing for a fair trial of the plan tied to Medicare foundations.
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Rockefeller
Assembly
Anthony J. Travia
Raymond Corbett
Afl-Cio
California
Pennsylvania
27 year old brunette referenced at Central Valley home
A 27-year-old brunette was described as speaking at her parents' home in Central Valley New York. The report notes the location and age of the woman without further details.
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Central Valley, N.Y
Funeral for Mrs. Florence Eaton Held at Kozlowski
Funeral services for Mrs. Florence Eaton wife of Adel bert Eaton 155 W Bridge St were held this afternoon at 2 at the Kozlowski funeral home with Rev Roy J Dykes of Southwest Oswego Baptist Church officiating Burial was in Rural cemetery Bearers were Dave Eaton Madison Eaton Franklin Eaton Bert Case George DeMass and Fred Lockwood
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Adelbert Eaton
W. Bridge’ St
Kozlowski
Roy J. Dykes
Southwest Oswego Baptist Church
Dave Eaton
Madison Eaton
Franklin Eaton
Bert Case
George DeMass
Fred Lockwood
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