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Newspaper
Oswego Palladium Times
Location
Oswego, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1972
Page
2
Delegates from across the country gathered to select a candidate through a cutthroat process of elimination. The factions fought fiercely to undermine each other in a high stakes contest for influence.
Oswego County Health Commissioner Dr James Grant announced that Salmonella bacteria caused illness affecting about 65 people statewide after weekend events. The contamination, likely from mayonnaise in salads, led to hospital admissions in Oswego Syracuse and Rochester while the club was ordered closed until sources are identified. A follow up checkup is planned for those treated.
A Granby Road resident reports a drainage problem after heavy rain with collapsed 30 foot tile. The board passed a zoning ordinance 3 to 2 and raised Old Age Exemption to 5 000. Lighting changes discussed and tabled. Next meeting set for July 5 at 7 p.m. at Town Hall.
About 282 contestants enter the New York State Lottery second bonus drawing for a top prize of 94790. Eligible participant Peter D Stewart of Sandy Creek is listed, with a guaranteed prize of 268 if not drawn.
Ray Janack of Pulaski was eastbound on County Route 2 when he tried to turn left into a private drive and was struck by a Lacona vehicle. Janack was issued a summons for four unsafe tires and will appear before Justice Marshall Minot. Trooper F M Dalton investigated.
Oswego High School announces the athletic awards banquet is moved to 6 30 tomorrow evening in the high school cafeteria. Guests enter through the west side door facing the athletic fields per director Joseph R Wilber.
Miss Pearl A King 138 Sixth Street Oswego died early today at Oswego Hospital. She taught in Saugerties and lived in Oswego before moving to St Petersburg about 20 years ago. Funeral Saturday at 10 30 a m at Dain Funeral Home with Reverend James C Tschudy officiating. Burial Riverside Cemetery. Memorials to United Church of Christ Memorial Fund requested. Murton A Dings 57 died Wednesday in Miami Florida. Born Oswego August 4 1913 he lived in Miami with his wife Dorothy and children Kimberly Debra and Thomas. Surviving siblings include Charles W Dings Jr and Robert Dings and Dorothy Dings of Richmondville. Funeral arrangements incomplete. Dings served as US Navy quartermaster on Submarine 387 Pintado with six South Pacific patrols and received the Bronze Star.
An advertisement touts the Ski Team Diet claiming U S Women’s Alpine Ski Team members lost 20 pounds in 14 days. It describes a non starved plan, claims safe energy, and instructs readers to mail $2 to a San Diego P O box for the diet kit.
Police used tear gas to break up a 200 to 300 strong crowd seeking to crash a sold out Rolling Stones show at the Tucson Community Center. Two men were arrested. unrelated rioting in San Diego led to 60 arrests and 15 injuries.
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