Few Protest School Budget At Fulton Hearing
Fulton Consolidated School District held a public hearing on the 1967 68 budget of 3 892 283 25 with about 60 attendees. No opposition emerged though questions were raised on budget items and electric heat for the Volney Elementary School with consultant Cedric Acheson noting lower owning and operating costs for electric heat.
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Fulton
Fulton Consolidated
G. Ray Bodley High School
Board of Education
Eugene Anthony
Glenn W. Clark
Matthew Frawley
Carl Rowland
George MacDonald
Fred Gibbons
Arthur Peluso
Floyd Thornber
Donald Distin
Alfred Allen
Elston Eckert
Daniel Wagner
Cedric Acheson
Volney
Acheson
George E. McFarland, 85, Fulton area obituary
George E. McFarland, 85, died Sunday at the home of his stepdaughter in Chittenango. A Sterling resident, he was a longtime maintenance foreman for the state and recently worked for the Sterling Co-op. Survived by a large family, service Wednesday at 2 p.m. at Sterling Methodist Church with burial in Sterling Cemetery.
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George E. McFarland Fulton
George E. McFarland
Earl Devendorf
Chittenango
Mr. McFarland
North Sterling
Sterling
Sterling Methodist Church
Sterling Co-op
Ann Graham McFarland
Millard Beckwith
Winfield Cobb
Fulton
Allen
Ross
Fred McFarland
Harry McFarland
RD 4
George
Reed McFarland
Maybelle James
Rome
Devendorf
William Allen
Kirkville
Leroy Allen
Sterling Cemetery
Springer Funeral Home
Fisherwoman Derby Winner at Rowlee Beach Fishing Derby
Jill Hackett won the top prize in the Pathfinder Fish and Game Club event at Rowlee Beach Fulton. The 240 contestants aged 4 to 15 competed in two divisions with prizes for largest and smallest fish. The day featured a first fish prize and draws, with refreshments served after the contest.
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Fulton
Pathfinder Fish and Game Club
Fulton Recreation Commission
Rowlee Beach
Jill Hackett
Israelis Killed and Wounded in Gaza Border Mine Blasts
Three Israelis died and four were injured in mine explosions near the Gaza Strip on Monday as confirmed by an Israeli army spokesman.
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Tel Aviv
Israel
Gaza Strip
Bath drivers repeat wins at Fulton Raceway
Two Bath drivers dominated last Saturday’s Fulton Raceway action and look to add to their earnings this Saturday at Route 57. Dutch Hoag earned his fourth Saturday night feature in as many weekends while Jim Covill won the late model overhead class, with an over-the-wall incident noted in Covill’s feature. Gates open at 6 p.m. and racing starts at 8:15 p.m.
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Fulton
Bath
Fulton Raceway
Upstate
Finger Lakes
Dutch Hoag
Jim Covill
Covill
Fulton Track
Fulton Captures CNYCL All-Sports Trophy for Year
Fulton Bodley High School clinched the Central New York Cities League All-Sports trophy for the season as the best varsity program across nine league sports. Nottingham won it last year. Highlights include league titles in football wrestling and golf while gymnastics placed second and track fourth. Baseball final results pending and Fulton tennis finished last in the league.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fulton — Bodley High School
Red Raiders
Fulton
House Panel OKs Bill to Prevent Railway Strike
The House Commerce Committee cleared the way for final passage of President Johnson's measure to avert a nationwide rail strike. The bill, approved 18 to 14, mirrors the Senate version and sets 90 days of mediation with a five member board to impose a settlement if needed, impacting about 137,000 workers in six major unions.
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Washington
House Commerce Committee
Johnson
Senate
Commerce Committee
Harley O. Staggers
D-W.va
Auburn Seaman Killed In Car Crash Near Lenox
Navy Seaman John C. Nawakowski twenty from Auburn New York died when his car veered off Route 20 and struck a tree after traveling about eighty feet. He was en route to Newport Rhode Island where he was stationed aboard the U S Cadmus and was alone in the vehicle.
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Lenox
Mass
Navy
John C. Nawakowski
Auburn
N.Y
Route 20
Nawakowski
Newport
R.I
U.S. Cadmus
Riots in Tampa continue with police clashes and arrests
The Tampa riot episode saw armed police and National Guardsmen patrolling streets after 58 Negroes were arrested for unlawful assembly and related crimes. Officers faced sniper reports as about 400 residents attacked a cruiser. fires burned urban renewal housing units and a city garage. A voluntary curfew was urged and whites fled downtown after work.
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Kirk
Tallahassee
Henry McMillan
J.A. Rodriguez
City Transit Company
Ronald Meadows
Meadows
Dodd Censure Debate Over Personal Use of Campaign Funds
Senate debate opens on a resolution censuring Senator Dodd for conduct deemed contrary to public trust. A 14 month ethics probe found Dodd used $450,273 in political funds for personal expenses totaling at least $116,083 and vouched $28,000 to retire taxes. Bennett outlined allocations and noted deductions such as loans and home improvements. Dodd called the charge a tragic mistake and asserted fairness in the inquiry.
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Senate
Dodd
Bennett
John Stennis
D-Miss
Sen. Dodd
Ethics Committee
Washington
New York City
Connecticut
Ashton Family Keeps Phi Beta Kappa Keys in Tufts Family
Prof. Eugene S Ashton and his wife Mildred of Tufts University hold Phi Beta Kappa keys, symbols of academic excellence. This year their daughter Stephanie, a Tufts senior, also received one.
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Mecord
Mass
Ashtons
Tufts University
Eugene S. Ashton
Mildred
Stephanie
Tufts
Heat Sauerkraut with Cara Way Seeds and Frankfurters
Heat sauerkraut with cara way seeds and serve hot with frankfurters in toasted rolls. Pass the mustard.
Felderman Proposes Private Plan to Cut State Medicaid Costs
Dr E J Felderman president of the Association of New York State Physicians and Dentists argues for a private plan based on a $4000 annual welfare base for a family of four, with tiered federal and state cost sharing. The proposal aims to trim up to 5 billion dollars from Medicaid while redefining indigency and limiting federal contributions.
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Plainview
New York
Association of New York State Physicians and Dentists, Inc
E. J. Felderman
Association
Felderman
New York State
Oswego County
Howard seeks GOP assessor bid in Volney primary
Richard W. Howard of East River Road South announced his candidacy for the Republican nomination for town of Volney assessor in the June 29 primary. A 31 year old life resident, he works 12 years at General Electric as a chemical development technician at the Liverpool plant. He is a Fulton High School graduate of 1954 and attended NYS Agricultural and Technical College at Canton. His wife is Judith Bochee and they have two daughters and a son.
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R. W. Howard
GOP
Fulton
Richard W. Howard
East River Road
South
Town of
Volney
General Electric Co
Electronics Park
Liverpool
Fulton High School
New York State Agricultural and Technical College
Canton
Judith Bochee
Obituaries for Harlow Fuller and William Dwinelle Sr in Phoenix
Harlow M. Fuller 74, formerly of Syracuse, died in Florida after a long illness. An optometrist and Columbia graduate, he served as church elder and as an examiner for the State Board of Optometry. Survived by Mildred, Richard, a daughter, eight grandchildren, and others. Burial in Florida. memorials to Latin American Mission or Inter Varsity through South Presbyterian Church. William H. Dwinelle Sr. 84, longtime Syracuse resident, moved to Phoenix in 1956. Retired from Allied Chemical. Survived by Nancy Tallman Dwinelle, two daughters, a son, five grandchildren, and three brothers. Private services in Tully. contributions to Phoenix Public Library or St. John’s Episcopal Church.
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Harlow M. Fuller
Phoenix
Syracuse
Starke Hospital
Keystone Heights
Fla
Fuller
Columbia University
South Presbyterian Church
Monarch Club
State Board of Regents of Optometry
Rescue Mission
Mildred Stewart Fuller
Richard H. Fuller
LaFayette
Harry Meiners
Las Cruces
N. M
Florida
William H. Dwinelle
Main St
St. Mary’s Hospital
Mr. Dwinelle
Tully
Allied Chemical Company
Solvay
Nancy Tallman Dwine
Allanson - Glanville - Tappan
Phoenix Public Library
St. John's Episcopal Church
Cattle and Chickens Freed After Freeway Crash
On the San Bernardino Freeway a crash involving 3700 chickens and 47 steers caused wild animal outbreaks across Los Angeles area streets. Sheriff volunteers corralled steers and one was tied to a telephone pole. a car collision killed another animal. Traffic backed up over six miles until recovery.
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Los Angeles
San Bernardino
Don Burnett
Sheriff's
San Gabriel
Alhambra
Rosemead
Donald Kelley
Home Plate
Vandals open reservoir valve in Poughkeepsie
Emergency drain valve at Poughkeepsie reservoir was opened by vandals, flooding streets with about 4 million gallons. City Engineer Kenneth Pearce called it deliberate sabotage by adults who breached an eight foot fence and forced entry to the building. Officials estimate the valve was open for several hours before dawn discovery.
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Poughkeepsie
N.Y
Kenneth Pearce
Pearce
Hudson River
Water Service Restored After Rochester Main Rupture
Normal service returned to hundreds of homes and institutions in Rochester New York after a ruptured 24 inch cast iron main caused a loss of about one million gallons. Strong Memorial Hospital Iola Sanatorium Chest Clinic and an elementary school were affected with some closures and emergency measures. A power shovel trench work dislodged rock causing the break and crews restored supply in the 80 degree heat.
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Rochester
N.Y
Strong Memorial Hospital
Iola Sanatorium
Virginia Ranks Fourth Among States in Sweet Potato Production
Virginia reports a fourth place national ranking in sweet potato production reflecting steady yields and farm activity. Officials highlight robust acreage and strong regional markets supporting growers across the state.
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Virginia
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Phillips Petroleum Company
Puerto Rico
Phillips
Fibres International Corporation
Atomic Energy Division
U. S. Atomic Energy Commission
Idaho Falls
Idaho
Bartz
Tampa
Palladium-Times
Water Service
TiCole
Oswego County Telephone Corporation
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