Oswego Education Board Heads Into Transition After Year
Oswego city School District Board of education president Msgr. Francis J. Furfaro and member William Shannon issued final statements as their terms ended. Furfaro did not seek reelection while Shannon was defeated. The board approved renovations, redistricting, bus purchases, and a new external high school degree program amid rising costs and state regulatory changes.
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William Meany Builds Industrial Complex on Route 104 East
On Route 104 East Oswego Custom Concrete Inc owned by William Meany is developing an industrial complex after Carlson Trucking moved back to Michigan. Schwerman Trucking rents part of the land, while Huron Cement’s trucking duties transfer to Schwerman. Meany plans a new concrete mixing concept withcustomers able to order exact amounts.
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New York Street Theatre Caravan Skits Stop in Oswego Friday
The New York Street Theatre Caravan, a NYC drama group, performs rural life skits in Oswego Friday June 18 at 8 pm with free admission at Fulton Municipal Building. Census takers to visit City School District homes July 1 to August 6 for annual census. call education center at 341-5842 with questions. Empire State dairy herds produced 964 million pounds of milk in May, up 3 percent from last May. Senator Barclay touts armed felony offender bill mandating prison for felons using firearms during crimes. Carlson Trucking left New York for Buffalo area. Meany plans a small industrial cement complex at former Carlson property as Schwerman Truck moves operating duties for Huron Cement.
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Gannett to Acquire Three Newspapers in Missouri and Oklahoma
Gannett Co Inc announced an agreement to acquire three daily papers in Peace, Missouri and Oklahoma, including Leader and Press, Morning News, and St Louis News and Leader. Also the Oklahoma paper Morning Phoenix and See See broadcasting assets were mentioned with FCC approval pending. The cash purchase price will be announced at closing later this year.
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McEwen Pushes One Year Halt on Post Office Closings
Washington congressmen led by Rep. Robert C. McEwen call for a one year pause on closing any post offices or major mail service cuts. The House resolution urges continuing non disruptive cost cuts and cites small town post offices as community centers and business stimulators while noting public confidence in the Postal Service has fallen.
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Washington
Robert C. McEwen
R-N.y
House
United States Postal Service
Postal Service
James Hanley
D-N.y
House Committee On Post Office and Civil Service
New York
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Matthew McHugh
Richard Ottinger
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Congress
Camp Sabattis to Run Summer Camp. Woodland and Twelve Pines Dropped
The Hiawatha Council will open Camp Sabattis Adventure Reservation at Lake Sabattis for the summer while closing Woodland and Twelve Pines near Constantia. Kenneth Penny, camp committee chair, cites program improvements and lower costs from consolidating summer Boy Scout activities at Sabattis.
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Woodland
Twelve Pines
Constantia
Kenneth Penny
Sabattis
Revote Planned on Pulaski School Budget After Rejection
Seven community members and six district officials reviewed a 2.65 million dollar budget rejected June 2. A revised budget will be voted on June 30 with possible reductions and service eliminations discussed. The board will meet Thursday to draft a new proposal amid a proposed 30 percent tax increase for 1976-77.
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Pulaski Academy Central
John Holland
Pulaski Academy District
Pulaski
Market slide continues as Dow edges lower
New York stocks retreated on profit taking with the Dow Jones 30 easing about 1.5 points and losers ahead of gainers on the NYSE. The Dow closed previous session down 5.32 at 985.92, ending a brief three day rally.
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