Budget Hearing Sparks Ed Board Critique In Fulton
About 25 people attended Fulton Consolidated School Districts budget hearing for 1971 72 totaling 5 721 724. Alvin Scheuerman charged the board with misleading figures pointing to higher enrollment and staff growth and proposing possible trimming of 200 000. Board members defended careful budgeting and said negotiations with six employee groups could alter the final figures with action expected June 21 or 28.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fulton
Fulton Consolidated
Bodley High School
Glenn W. Clark
Alfred Allen
Richard Kemmis
Patricia Booth
Alvin Scheuerman
Scheuerman
Clark
Ted
Seek College Students For Bloodmobile
Fulton prepares a Fulton Bloodmobile on Thursday June 24 from 10 a.m. to 3 45 p.m. at the K of C with Red Cross Blood Recruitment Committee urging Oswego Valley students to donate a pint. Donors may give in memory of a loved one and get a memorial acknowledgment from the Red Cross office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fulton
K of C
Red Cross
Lou Brown
Oswego Valley
Bernard Doernboss
Clarence Haenlin
Gerald Stoddard
Bid Notice for Office Supplies and Distributive Ed
The Board of Cooperative Educational Services Oswego County invites sealed bids for office supplies and distributive education under bid No 40. Bids must follow the specifications and are binding for 60 days after 11 am June 25 1971, opening at the Board of Education office Mexico New York. Doris Cornell Clerk June 15 1971.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Education
Board of Cooperative Educational Services
Oswego County
Mexico
New York
P. O
Doris Cornell
Oswego County Board Seeks Sealed Bids for Electronics
The Board of Education of Oswego County requests sealed bids for electronics under bid number 39. Bids must be prepared and delivered to the Clerk at the Board of Education office on Route 64 in Mexico New York 13114. The bidding period spans 60 days after 11 a.m. on June 18 1971, with the Board of Education office at County Route P.O. Box 488 Mexico New York 13114 to receive them.
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Board of Education
Board of Cooperative Eduational Services of
Oswegoounty
Countyoute
Mexico
New York
Board of Education Ce
P. O
Newark
Doris Cornell
Two Fulton AFS Students Have Homes Abroad
Fulton is pleased that two G Ray Bodley High juniors Joy Okoniewski and John Flick have been placed abroad for the summer. Joy sails June 20 to Quito Ecuador to live with Dr. Lucila De Avilez family. Flick departs late June for Limassol Cyprus to stay with Costas Panayiotou family. Prior placements include James Auser to Turkey Tom Johnson to Spain and Randy Parsons to Norway.
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Fulton
AFS
AFS National
Joy Okoniewski
John Flick
G. Ray Bodley High
Joy
Miami
Florida
Quito
Ecudor
James Auser
Turkey
Tom Johnson
Spain
Randy Parsons
Norway
House to Vote On Public Works Measure Today
The House prepared to vote on a compromise public works bill worth 5.5 billion dollars aimed at boosting the economy and cutting unemployment. The measure includes 2 billion for accelerated projects in high unemployment areas and faces a likely veto from President Nixon. The package also provides 1.95 billion for local government upgrades, 1.5 billion for Appalachian regional development, and 305 million for five regional commissions.
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Washington
House
White House
Nixon
Senate
GOP
House Public Works Committee
Reinstated Challenge Teacher Post by Fulton Board
Fulton The board of education reinstated the challenge teacher position at Bodley I High School for 1971 72 after protests. A staff for Operation SuSIE VI was approved with Angelo Godici as director and 18 other appointments. Lyons Metal Company won the metal lockers bid for Fulton Junior High at 2215 dollars. Angelo Fabrizio declined appointment. Marie Francesconi and Helen Devitt were added. A commendatory resolution honored retirees Ann Thompson and Catherine Goss. Robert Misch will attend the National Basketball Coaches Clinic in Monticello June 27 July 1. General funds bills totaling 435 655 12 were approved, largely to repay 350 000 borrowed in January. Staffing problems were discussed.
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Angelo Godici
Fulton Junior High
Lyons Metal Company
Angelo Fabrizio
Fabrizio
Marie Francesconi
Helen Devitt
Ann Thompson
Catherine Goss
Robert Misch
Monticello
Fulton Announces Summer Swimming Lessons For All Ages
Fulton Recreation Commission opens registrations for the first Red Cross swimming session. Classes start Monday June 28 at two city pools, with courses from beginners to lifesaving and diving. Registration runs through Friday June 25, 9am to noon and 1 to 4pm at the Fulton War Memorial. Second session dates to be announced.
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Fulton
Fulton Recreation Commission
Fulton War Memorial
Leonard A. Spaziani
American Red Cross
Janet Lewis
Red Cross
Spagiani
Fulton Obituary for Albert Travet 54 of Fulton
Albert Travet 54 of 121 N First St Fulton died Monday at Lee Memorial Hospital after a long illness Born in Wrightsville Ga he lived in Fulton 25 years and worked for Armstrong Cork Co He was WWII Army veteran and member of Fulton VFW American Legion First Baptist Church of Fulton Survived by wife Mae Lee Travet four daughters Toni Robinson Syracuse Cheryl McCall Philadelphia Hes ter Travet Buffalo Bonnie Travet Fulton two sons Leslie Albert Travet Jr Fulton seven grandchildren three brothers McKinley Travet Rochester Willie Scott Bak sley Ga Sam Travet Wrightsville Addie Wiley Annie Brown all Rochester Mrs Bonnie Williams Fort Paris Fla Zola Darsaw Bellgrave Fla Services 2 pm Wednesday Foster Funeral Home Burial Mt Adnah Cemetery Friends may call 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 pm Tuesday at the funeral home Contributions may be made to the educational fund of the First Baptist Church
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Fulton
Albert Travet
First St
Lee Memorial Hospital
Wrightsville
Armstrong Cork Co
Fulton Vfw
American Legion
First Baptist Church of
Mae Lee Travet
Toni Robinson
Syracuse
Fulton man Francis P Gallagher dies at 85
Francis P Gallagher 85 of 364 S Fifth St Fulton died Monday at Lee Memorial Hospital. He was a native of Otego and longtime Fulton resident retired from the U S Post Office Department where he served as mail carrier. He was a communicant of the Church of the Immaculate Conception and a member of the Retired Postal Employees Association. Surviving: daughter Mrs Emil Streule Cumberland RI son James Gallagher Fulton two grandchildren. Services Thursday 9 am at Young & Son Funeral Home and 9:30 am at Immaculate Conception Church burial in St Marys Cemetery. Friends may call 7 to 9 pm Wednesday at the funeral home.
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Francis P. Gallagher Fulton
Francis P. Gallagher
S. Fifth St
Lee Memorial Hospital
Otego
Gallagher
Fulton
U.S. Post Office Department
Church of the Immaculate Conception
Retired Postal Employees Association
Emil Streule
Cumberland, R.I
James Gallagher
Young & Son Funeral Home
St. Mary's Cemetery
Funeral
Oneida St
North Arizona University graduates record 1621
1621 graduates received degrees at Northern Arizona University Flagstaff Arizona. David Peter Sereno earned a Bachelor of Science degree. NAC President J Lawrence Walkup conferred the degrees.
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Fulton
Northern Arizona University
Flagstaff
Ariz
David Peter Sereno
NAC
J. Lawrence Walkup
Safe Driving Course at Fulton Junior High Library
Fulton offers a three hour Safe Driving Practices Program on June 17 1971 at Fulton Junior High Library. Completion earns MV278 certificate valid one year for permit holders. Must have NY State learner permit and bring it to register at 6:30 p.m. Course runs 7 to 10 p.m. with a $2 registration fee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fulton
Fulton Junior High School
New York State Motor Vehicle Department
Fulton High School
Oneida Valley Couple Visits Stanley Deans
Redfield area social notes recount visits between Oneida Valley residents and Stanley Dean last Wednesday. Other gatherings include camping weekend in Old Forge and several calls among local families. Redfield Girls Softball team beats Kasoag twice at home and on the road. Reverend James E. Bence preached at Redfield Church and stayed with the Crandalls. Postmaster Mary Crandall attended a Utica P M meeting.
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Redfield
Ronald Dean
Oneida Valley
Stanley Dean
Dean
Roy Keeney
Henry Hilliker
Erwin Clemens
Old Forge
Theo Grant
Oswelegois
Alfred Wildre
Tillie Sheldon
Canfield Mills
Gilbert Burns
Smartville
Lawrence Britton
Williamstown
Mills
James E. Bence
Central New York
Wesleyan Church
John W. Crandall
Mary C. Crandall
Utica
Howell Leaves SMU for South Florida Vice President Post
Dr. Joe A. Howell, SMU vice president for student affairs since 1965, transfers to the University of South Florida as vice president and dean of student affairs. The move comes as SMU, with about 9,600 students, experiences relative calm during the transition.
Kline Citizens Advisory Group Names New President
Philip Kline was elected president of the Phoenix Central school district Citizens Advisory Group at a Monday night meeting in the junior high school. The current staff includes first vice president Mrs Donald Generous and second vice president Mrs Janet Harder, with Harder handling publicity. an organizational meeting is set for Thursday June 24 at 7 30 in the Emerson J Dillon Junior High library.
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Phoenix
Philip Kline
Citizens Advisory Committee
Phoenix Central
Raleigh Harke
Board of Education
Donald Generous
Janet Harder
Joyce Cook
Harder
Emerson J. Dillion Junior High School
Norman E. Isman
Phoenix United Church of Christ
Eccleastical Council
St. Lukes Church
Auburn
Isaman
Oneida Association of
U.C.C
Richard Mack
Phoenix Church
John van Epps
United Church of Christ
Norman Ferguson
Maider Road
Theodore Ellis
Community Hospital
Syracuse
James Bixe
Burt Ellis
Naomi Ely
Leamond Caswell
Marcellus
Parish
Richland
Fulton
Ely
Ferdinand Pfenninger
Switzerland
CES
Masonic Temple
Adella
Warren Blanchard
Donna Palmonteer
Mary Emlaw
Marjorie Schneck
Callimachus Lodge
Donald Eaton
Gaskin Road
New York Market Egg and Butter Prices Report
New York wholesale egg offerings are adequate with dull demand. Spot quotations show Standard 30-32, Whites Fancy large 33 to 35, Fancy medium 24 to 26, Fancy smalls 15 to 18. Butter offerings ample and demand slow with bulk car ton pricing. Creamery 92 Score AA 68 cents 92 Score A 68 90 Score B 67 14 to 67 14. Cheese prices steady and unchanged.
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New York
USDA
Pulaski man charged with DWI after erratic Route 13 drive
Vernon F. Webb, 37, of Cole Road, Mexico Village, was jailed in Oswego County on $100 bail after arrest for driving while intoxicated. Trooper John D. Burne stopped Webb on Route 13 in Richland and delivered him to Justice Marshall Minot for arraignment. Webb is to reappear at a later date.
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Village of Mexico
Vernon F. Webb
Cole Rd
Oswego County
Richland
John D. Burne
Pulaski
Webb
Burns
Marshall Minot
Fulton Woman Recovers From Major Surgery
Mrs. Raymond J. LePine of Bowens Corner Road is recuperating at Lee Memorial Hospital after major surgery.
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Fulton
Raymond J. LePine
Bowens Coners Rd
Lee Memorial Hospital
Demos to Meet Phoenix at Kirkpatrick Home
The Schroepper Democrat club holds a covered dish supper next Tuesday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Kirkpatrick. All members and friends are invited to attend and should bring their own table service and a dish to pass. Mrs. Kirkpatrick coordinates the food.
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Phoenix
Schroepper Democrat Club
Clarence Kirkpatrick
Kirkpatrick
Albuquerque Riots Tie Up City as National Guard Deployed
A chaotic two nights in Albuquerque left 14 with gunshot wounds, 150 arrests, and a 1 am to 6 am curfew. Police faced rock-throwing crowds while state and city troops in gas masks cleared Roosevelt Park and the university area. Officials estimated potential fire losses near 3 million dollars as rumors of arson circulated.
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Roosevelt Park
Central
University
Chicano Hill
Edward J. Hooten
New Mexico National Guard
Albuquerque
Bruceing
Retaliation and Battle Reports Near Saigon and Qui Nhon
Long Binh near Saigon reports shelling with no casualties since Feb. 5 as U.S. and enemy forces clash in multiple zones. Four Americans and nine North Vietnamese killed with eight Americans wounded in northeast Sai gon fighting. Fire Base 5 siege continues with 68 North Vietnamese killed and 128 bunkers destroyed. The U.S. Hawk freighter damaged by an underwater mine near Qui Nhon, Korean casualties reported, ship owned by American Foreign Steamship Co.
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Long Binh
Saigon
Graf
U.S
1St Air Cavalry Division
Xuan Loc
Central Highlands
Qui Nhon
American Foreign Steamship Co. of
New York
Home ownership in Australia tops eighty percent
A large portion of Australian families hold home ownership, with near eighty percent owning their own homes reflecting lasting trends in housing and wealth distribution across the country.
Justice Dept Sues Times Over Pentagon Vietnam Study
The Justice Department filed suit in U S District Court to halt further Times publication of Pentagon study articles. It seeks a restraining order and injunction, saying the Times had access to top secret material and publicizing it would prejudice U S defense interests. Attorney General Mitchell outlined the government’s intent in Washington.
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NEW York
Justice Department
New York Times
Pentagon
U.S. District Court
Moray I. Gurfein
Times
United States
Atty
John N. Mitchell Ment
Washington
Graf
Debated Vietnam Build-Up Opinions Split In Johnson Aide Study
A declassified study on the Johnson administration’s Vietnam buildup reveals George Ball opposing Westmoreland’s June 7 1965 request for 44 battalions. William Bundy echoed the bind between Westmoreland and Ball while Robert McNamara’s stance remains unclear, leaning toward management over a fixed strategy.
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Vietnam
Johnson
George W. Ball
William C. Westmoreland
U.S
Ball
William P. Bundy
Westmoreland
McNamara
Secretary of Defense
Local Weather Report and Forecast
Local weather report covers 24 hours to 8 am with high 73 low 5 mean 64 and wind WSE 7. Precipitation 0.57 inch. Pressure 29.935 humidity 82 percent. Clearing and sunny forecast with highs near 75 and low 50s to 55. Wednesday sunny with highs near 75 and easterly winds 5 to 15 mph. Rain probability 20 percent this afternoon tonight and Wednesday.
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Lowe
WSE
Juvenile Fires Fuel Dallas Fire Dept Statistics
Dallas Fire Department investigators blame juveniles for a busy year of incendiary fires costing residents and insurers over $1.3 million in 1970. Division Chief Ernest Emerson says juveniles caused 60 to 70 percent of these fires.
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Dallas
Dallas Fire Department
Ernest Emerson
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Fulton Afs
Bodley I High School
Tulton Board of Education
Stanley Deans
Kline Citizens Advisory Group New President
N. Y. Market
DEMOS
Volkswagen
Volkswagen Rt
Oswego
Foster & Adams
N. Y. Stock Exchange
South
Warren St
Harrison
Victor Dean
Allied Chemical
Marcor Corp
Ssessesese
Minn Min & Mfg
Mohawk Data
Armstrong Cork
Bell & Howell
Benguet
Cenco
Cc & O Railroad
Chrysler
Consol Edison
Copperweld Steel
Crouse Hinds
duPont
Dow Chemical
Ssseseey
Eastman Kodak
Ford Motor
Gen Am
Goodrich
Goodyear
Greyhound
Gulf Oil
Hammermill
Holiday Inn
Honeywell
Howard Johnson
IB M
Interlake Steel
Kennecott Cop
Kentucky Fr Chicken
Marine Midland
National Disteeereeeteare
NY State
E& G
Niagara Mohawk
No Am Rockwell
Occidental Pet
Olin Mathieson
Penn Central
Shell iOl
Sinclair Oil
SCM Corp
Sperry Rand
Stand
Calif
Stand Oil
Cceseese Stand Oil
Ind
Ccccce
Socony Mobileeeenee
Squibb
Beechnut
Tolcgyre
Torbros
Zenith
Sate
Ae American
Alamera Oil
Atlas Mining
Seco. Hygrade Foods
Leer Tne
WOON
Dow-Jones, Inc. Industrials
Bulletin Justice Dept
LBJ
Lamplighter Hotel
N. Y
Jerry Leblanc
Hough
New York State
West River RD
North
Fulton, N. Y
Dial
J. H. O'Brien
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