Four-Wactor Volney GOP Primary for Councilman Nomination
A four way contest for the unexpired councilman term in Volney is set in Tuesday’s Republican primary. Candidates include Donald W. Kitts Passaic dome Wib it Dallot Charles Kerfien Ross Warren and Homer Osborne. Warren stresses action on road repairs zoning enforcement and town meetings at convenient times.
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Volney
Town of Volney
Fulton
Board of Elections
Edna O'Connor
Lauren Stanard
Donald W. Kitts
Fulton RD
Passauil Dome
Dallot
Charles Kerfien
Ross Warren
Homer Osborne
Warren
the Palladium Times
Fulton High School
Valney
CYO
Judith Falanga
Beth
Tom
Anson Miller 75 Pulaski County Obituary
Anson Miller 75 of Spencer Road Pulaski died Wednesday at Veterans Administration Hospital Syracuse after a long illness. A World War I veteran and former Rollaway Bearing Co. employee, he is survived by two daughters Mrs. James McSally Syracuse and Mrs. Richard Spink Pulaski, son Lee Miller Syracuse, several grandchildren, and Feather Anerton Miller of Pulaski. Services Saturday 10 a.m. at Harter Funeral Home. Burial Maple Lawn Cemetery Dugway. Calling hours Friday 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m.
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Anson Miller
Spencer Rd
Pulaski RD
Veterans’ Administration Hospital
Syracuse
Miller
Rollaway Bearing Co
James McSally
Richard Spink
Pulaski
Lee Miller
Anerton Miller
Harter
Sandra Kogan Engaged to Judge’s Son Gingold
Sandra Ann Kogan daughter of Dr and Mrs Milton W Kogan of Oswego announces engagement to Lawrence H Gingold son of Judge and Mrs Benjamin M Gingold of Syracuse. She is Oswego High School graduate with a BA from Syracuse University and a buyer for Addis Co Syracuse. He is Nottingham High School Syracuse University and University of Michigan Law School graduate practicing law in Syracuse. A fall wedding is planned.
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Milton W. Kogan
Fifth St
Oswego
Sandra Ann Kogan
Alpine Drive
Syracuse
Lawrence H. Gingold
Benjamin M. Gingold
Meadowbrook
Oswego High School
Syracuse University
Miss Kogan
Addis Co
Nottingham High School
University of Michigan Law School
Hannibal OKs School Budget
At the Hannibal Central School election a 2,270,890 dollar budget was approved for the 1973 74 year by 155 to 86. Voter turnout reached 317 as two board members were elected, Michael Ferlito defeating Milan Hubbard 197 to 103 for five years. Gordon Halstead won the unexpired three year term over Dennis Adams 144 to 90 and Harry Cummins 72. The annual meeting Tuesday evening drew 14 attendees.
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Hannibal
Hannibal Central
LaRue Christie
Michael Ferlito
Milan Hubbard
Gary Kellogg
Gordon Halstead
Dennis Adams
Harry Cummins
CSEA Leaders Trial Delayed to September
Albany AP reports twelve Civil Service Employees Association leaders, originally set for trial in late June for alleged court order strike violations, may face a delay until September. The case involves allegations of defiance of a court order and labor activity by union officials.
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CSFA
Albany, N.Y
Civil Service Employes Association
CSEA
Red Creek Voters Approve School Budget and Board Seats
Voters in Red Creek Wayne County approved the school district budget of 1 935 774 dollars by 196 to 38 and re elected Robert Brunridage to the Board of Education 182 to 41 over Donald Casilio Merrill Parker was re elected unopposed for the other seat with 216 votes Gary Mar shall defeated Charles Steitler 481 to 204 and Kay Lockwood won the second seat 341 to 243 with John Buckner 243 and John Young 101 trailing
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Red Creek
Wayne County
Robert Brunridage
Kay Lockwood
John Buckner
John Young
Storms Slam U S Midwest and West with Flooding
Thunderstorms pounded the nation midsection with heavy rain and flash flood warnings. In Chicago and Grand Rapids, basements flooded and expressways were blocked by water as temperatures ranged from 41 in Grand Forks to 92 in Blythe.
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Associated Press
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Mountain West
High Plains
Chicago
Grand Rapids
Mich
Chicago Area
Grand Forks
N.D
Blythe
Calif
Why Only OHS Players On The Connie Mac All Star Team
A reader questions Oswego Connie Mac All Star selection, noting Oswego Public High School players only despite past teams including Oswego Catholic High School athletes. The letter asks for equal representation or a team name change and requests explanation from the coach.
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Osween
Oswego
Tedia
Oswego Public High School
Oswego Catholic High School
Oswego High School
Connie Mac
Oswego Catholic
C.hls
State University to Host 22 Driver Education Teachers
The State University at Albany will host 22 driver education teachers from districts across New York for a one week motorcycle operator education institute. Six area dealers are supplying motorcycles for the June 19 23 program designed to qualify teachers to instruct cycle operation at the secondary school level.
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Albany
N.Y
State University At
Youth Charged With Assault After Hannibal Hotel Incident
Frederick Jesse Smith 19 of Hannibal town was arrested by Trooper L R Wood on a third degree assault charge. A warrant by Village Justice Gillen led to the arrest after an alleged in front of the Hannibal Hotel. He is to appear in court on June 29.
Mayor Sedita In Fair Condition After Hospitalization
Buffalo Mayor Frank A. Sedita, 64, was admitted to the coronary care unit at Meyer Memorial Hospital Wednesday night. Hospital authorities called his condition fair and did not specify the illness. Sedita, a Democrat, is in his third term as mayor of Buffalo.
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Buffalo
Hospital
Frank A. Sedita
Meyer Memorial Hospital
Sedita
Sixth Graders Study Effects Of Pollution
Six graders from Fraver Road Elementary, Mexico Central School District, camped over two weekends near the Mexico water supply. They built a conservation lab to test air pollution, soil and water pH, water filtration, and organic soil depth while living outdoors to study wildlife, soil, and water resources.
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Mexico
Fraver Road
Mexico Central
Students Attend Camp Under Faculty Supervision
A group of students used their own campsite with transport and chaperones provided by parents. Marianne McGrath and Robert Magin from Flavor Road faculty supervise the project.
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Marianne McGrath
Robert Magin
Flavor Road
Junto High School Paper Saved by Easton Newsnbsp
The Junto at Easton Area High School received special thanks from the student monthly for saving the paper after it printed two extra editions when funds ran out and the publication faced closure.
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Easton
Junto
New York Names Rose State Flower in 1955
The rose was designated as New York state’s official flower in 1955 marking a symbolic floral choice.
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New York
Mt Pleasant bowler places in New York State Moose tourney
Mrs Donna Pecoy of Mt Pleasant Road received notice from Olean officials that she finished sixth in singles and ninth in all events at the New York State Women's Moose Bowling Tournament.
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Minetto
Donna Pecoy
Mt. Pleasant Road
New York
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