Oswego County Joins Central New York Transit Authority
Oswego County and the city of Oswego join the Central New York Regional Transportation Authority after Oswego County Legislature approved a inclusion resolution on June 1. The move creates the authority’s first intercounty jurisdiction and initiates a fall bus service planning with a $22,000 contingency fund and a $10,000 study estimate.
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Oswego County
Oswego
Central New York Regional Transportation Authority
Warren H. Frank
Frank
New York
Oswego Cunty
State University of New York At
Central Business Dis
Trict
H. R. Etherington
Oswego Planning Commission
Chamber of Commerce
Gleason
Cerry
Entlnna
Youths quick action prevents panic at Paul V. Moore High
A 17 year old student James V ONeil of Northland Drive Central Square acted swiftly when a smoke grenade rolled into a restroom at Paul V Moore High School. He closed the room opened windows and alerted the fire department limiting smoke to the rest room and preventing a panic. Trooper J E Rucynski and RCI Investigator J M Doyle investigated.
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Paul V. Moore High School
Central Square
Pulaski
James V. O'Neil
Northland Dr
O'Neil
J. E. Rucynski
RCI
J. M. Doyle
Death notices for Irene L Hart Penfield and Pearl A King
Irene L Brown Hart Penfield of Hart-Wood Nursing Home died June 13 1972 widow of Brua Brown and daughter of Everett and Maria Hart Penfield. Funeral at Trinity Methodist Church with Rev Cyde Relyea officiating burial at Rural Cemetery. Pearl A King of 138 East Sixth St died June 15 1972 daughter of W J and Emma Wood King. Services at Dain Funeral Home Saturday at 10 30 am officiated by Rev James Co Tschudy interment at Riverside. Memorials to United Church of Christ Congregational Memorial Fund.
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Brown
Irene L
Hart-Wood
Brua Brown
Everett
Maria Hart Penfield
Trinity Methodist Church
Cyde Relyea
Dowdle Funeral Home
King
Miss Pearl A. King
East Sixth St
W. J
Emma Wood King
Dain Funeral Home
Seturdee
James Co. Tschudy
Riverside
United Church of Christ—Congregational Memorial Fund
Firemen Rescue Boy Stranded In Local Tree
Three fires reported on Monday afternoon destroyed a restaurant outside the county and led to a boy being rescued from a tree in West Monroe Oswego Engine Company Three responded to East Seventh Street and Cayuga Street at 4 21 p m for the tree rescue. Scriba handled a car fire on Churchill Road at 5 16 p m and Phoenix stood by Moyers Corners while the Bonanza Restaurant along Route 57 burned.
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Central Square
West Monroe
Oswego Engine Company
East Seventh St
Cayuga St
Scriba
Churchill Road
Phoenix
Moyers Corners
Bonanza Resaureget
Route 57
Three 15-year-olds Arrested for Log Toss on Route 81
Pulaski State Police arrested three 15 year-old youths and charged them with reckless endangerment in connection with tossing logs and branches onto cars on Route 81 near Barker Rd overpass. At least two vehicles were damaged. They were released to their parents and petitioned to Family Court.
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Pulaski State
Route 81
Barker Rd
Ato Family Court
R. FE. Rucynski
One of Suco's oldest graduates dies at 100
Miss Mary E. Hanson, 100, of 2484 Dale Rd., Warsaw, died Tuesday in a Warsaw nursing home. An 1894 graduate of Oswego Normal School now State University College at Oswego, she taught before retirement. Committal services will be Friday at 10 a.m. at Canwood Cemetery. Weeks Funeral Home is handling arrangements.
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Warsaw
Mary E. Hanson
Dale Rd
Hanson
Oswego Normal School
State University College
Oswego
Canwood Cemetery
Weeks Funeral Home
Oswego High students visit hospital patients for weekly entertainment
Volunteer students from Oswego High School visit patients at Oswego Hospital's Extended Care facility every Friday afternoon to brighten their day. The group includes Therese Mangano, Debbie Pelow, Charles Platt, Barbara Greeney, Karen Freeden, Richard Ranous, Donna Follett, and Michael Copps, with (leader and organizer) Charles Platt. Patients say the students do a good job entertaining them.
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Oswego High School
Oswego Hospital
Therese Mangano
Debbie Pelow
Charles Platt
Barbara Greeney
Karen Freeden
Richard
Ranous
Donna Follett
Michael Copps
Release Driver On 100 Dollar Bail After DWI Charge
Oswego Police arrested three individuals in separate incidents overnight. Randall Kaiser, 22, of Thompson Road, was charged with driving while intoxicated and released on 100 bail. Richard Lagoe, 20, of 34 West Second Street, faced petit larceny after a theft at Acme Market. bail set at 100. James V. Clark Jr., 17, of Mexico, charged with petit larceny for a tie worth 1.99. released to parents.
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Oswego
Randall Kaiser
Thompson Rd
Oswego RD
Keith Chamberlain
Richard Lagoe
W. Second St
Joseph Swhech
Acme
Donald Teeters
Westons
James V. Clark Jr
Mexico
Monkeyhead Mushroom Described With Glowing Features
A Chinese mushroom known as the monkeyhead has a yellow hairy cap resembling a face with a nose and mouth. It shows two eye-like dots and curved forms that glow in the dark.
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China
North Carolina Motto Phrase Quoted by The Palladium Times
The Palladium Times cites North Carolina motto esse quam videri meaning to be rather than to seem and notes a date reference June 15 1972 with an added 1893. The items mix motto interpretation with conflicting date fragments.
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North Carolina
Thurs
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Oswego, N. Y
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Haggar’s
Weeisty
Haggar
E. Bridge ST
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Restocrat
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Ethan Allen Treasury
W. First St. Oswego
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