Grace Morse defeats incumbent in Constantia primary race
In Oswego County Tuesday a mix of primary results showed Mrs. Grace Morse winning the Republican nomination for supervisor in Constantia by 233 to 223 over incumbent Frederick Held. In Scriba Robert P. Jones led Jackson 323 to 127 for the Scriba supervisor nomination.
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Grace Morse
Constantia
Jones
Scriba
Robert P. Jones
Theodore Jackson
Frederick D. Held
Morse
Cleveland
Frank Rogers
Williamstown
James van Winkle
Thomas H. Salzman
Edward Gorman
Board of Supervisors
Fulton
Rexford Carvey
Anthony Crisafulli
Frederick Nelson
William C. Hartnett
Michael Panebianco
Thomas DeMasi
Hartnett
Panebianco
Albert Reding
Volney
Andres
Hastings
June M. Ouderkirk
Redfield
Claire Verdon
Palermo
Helen M. Sanders
Vera DeLong
Lois C. Hough
Bernice Jackson
Robert D. Mitchell
Fred F. Delaney Jr
Charles Czsyz
West Monroe
Joseph A. Martin
Terry Young
Robert L. Harrington
Thomas F. Wise
Lawrence Galbraith
GOP
Richard C. Skellington
Carol Stoker
Kenneth Wheeler Sr
Leonard Rayder
Fines Collected In City Court Case Roundup
Fourteen defendants pleaded guilty and paid fines in City Court. Six men fined $10 each for remaining on street after police warning. three for dogs at large between 9 p.m. and 6 a.m., each $5. Other fines included $50 for no operator license, $25 for loitering, $15 speeding, and $10 tolls for two more motorists.
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Thomas M. McGough
Gary Broadwell
East Bridge St
Timothy Reid
East Eleventh St
Charles Hammond
Robert McCarey
East Seventh St
Kenneth Batchelor
Liberty St
Joseph Donato
Alice Pusley
Fast Eight
Nancy Ritz
Babcock St
Russell Donahue
East Eighth St
Brad Thompson
East Tenth St
Douglas Jones
Scotia
Mary J. Fischette
Clyde
Harold French
West Fifth St. Rd
Minetto
Wilma Farella
Frederick J. Waters
George W. von Holtz
John L. Bristol
Grant May Sales To Record High
Larry D. Canale of the W. T. Grant store in Oswego announced May 31 1969 sales of 101 191 831 up 22 06 percent from 1968. Four month fiscal year to date sales totaled 340 207 946 up 13 06 percent, both records for the chain.
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Larry D. Canale
W. T. Grant
Oswego
Breakin at Big M Market in Maple View Loots Cigarettes Beer
Police say about 20 cartons of cigarettes and four packs of beer were taken in a breakin at the Big M Market in Maple View. Entry was gained by breaking a glass in a rear door, according to State Police Trooper Ernest R. Bellardini and BCI Investigator H. Frank Fiegl.
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Pulaski
Big M
Maple View
Ernest R. Bellardini
BCI
H. Frank Fiegl
Fire Destroys House Trailer in Pulaski
A house trailer owned by John Burkee in Pulaski was fully destroyed by a fire reported at 9 41 p m. Chief Ron Spencer led a 30 man crew but the blaze was already advanced. No injuries were reported. Other Oswego calls included a minor oven fire at Claude White's Route 49 and a boiler malfunction at Lanigan Hall Oswego State University College.
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John Burkee
Pulaski
Ron Spencer
Spencer
Oswego
Claude White
Ted Burt
Lanigan Hall
State University College
Donald C. Beauchene
Ilyushin 14 Converted Into Yugoslav Restaurant
Yugoslavia townsfolk bought an old Ilyushin 14 passenger plane and converted it into a restaurant in Neguin Na Vardar u. The project preserves the aircraft rather than scrapping it and offers visitors a unique dining experience in a miniature town setting.
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Neguin NA Vardaru
Yugoslavia
Local student earns degree and plans next steps
John J. Farella, son of Mr. and Mrs. John Farella of Hall Road, graduated from SUNY Canton with an Associate of Applied Science in Electrical Technology. He will enter Rochester Institute of Technology in September as a junior. A 1967 Owego High School graduate.
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John J. Farella
John Farella
Hall Road
State University of New York Agricultural and Technical College
Canton Sunday
Rochester Institute of Technology
Oswego High School
Return to Work Ordered at Nine Mile Point Nuclear Project
International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers Local 328 members were told to resume work at the Nine Mile Point Nuclear Reactor generating station construction late this morning. Harold Thorpe, business manager, announced the directive issued from higher authority after a painters union picket line forced a stoppage since Thursday.
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International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers
Nine Mile Point
Harold Thorpe
Painters’ Union
Opinionated youth writes governor on song reference
Kenneth Kozberg 18 of St Paul speaks his mind in a letter to Gov Harold LeVander criticizing a commencement speech line about a popular song. He notes he is the clerk at Highland Drug Center and adds a PS mentioning slides are ready.
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ST. Paul, Minn
Kenneth Kozberg
St Paul
Kenneth
Harold LeVander
Highland Drug Center
Upstate New York Five Day Forecast Sees Cool, Below Normal Temps
Albany N Y AP The Weather Bureau extends five day forecast for upstate New York through Monday with temperatures averaging well below normal. Daytime highs expected in the upper 60s to low 70s and night lows in the upper 40s to low 50s. Precipitation likely to total about a half inch or more, mainly early in the period.
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Albany
N. Y
U.S. Weather Bureau
New York
Butcher Stands Firm as Bandit Flees
Montreal scene as Joe Szczepanski 59 refuses to hand over receipts when a man with a sawed-off shotgun storms his shop. The robber fires into air, stares at the butcher, then escapes as Szczepanski resumes work.
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Montreal
Joe Szczepanski
Szczepanski
Szcczepanski
First Atomic Bomb Explosion Fueled by Tiny Uranium Charge
A one tenth of an ounce uranium charge produced the first atomic explosion. The event marked a pivotal moment in weapons science and world history.
Senate moves toward 191 billion spending ceiling
The Senate nears approval of a 191 billion federal spending ceiling, about 1.9 billion below Nixon’s budget and the House measure. The flexible ceilings aim to resolve differences as Congress seeks final action by June 30 on a supplemental appropriations bill. Byrd led the Senate panel setting the ceiling. Williams’s bid to tighten it failed 79 to 16.
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Washington
Senate
Nixon
House
Congress
Senate Appropriations Committee
Robert C. Byrd
D-W. Va
John J. Williams
R-Del
School Budget Faces Higher Tax Limitation Changes
The tentative budget shows a tax limit of 814 dollars with $1,935,243 excluded under new state law versus $418,419.50 previously. Fringe benefits of about $913,000 join the exclusion due to Albany action this year. Rising district valuations and prior cuts may reduce the budget further, with exact tax-rate calculations postponed until assessments are complete.
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Atiow
Albany
Funeral Mass for Donald A Fatiga in St Joseph Church
A short prayer service at Family Funeral Home for Donald Albert Fatiga 227 W Fourth St. followed by a solemn high Mass of requiem at St Joseph Catholic Church. Rev Francis J Furfaro presided assisted by Rev Ronald Buckel deacon and Rev John J Smegelsky sub deacon. Burial at St Peters Cemetery with graveside prayers by Father Furfaro. Bearers included George Crisafulli John Crisafulli Charles Crisafulli Joseph Tuso Donald Knosp and Francis.
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Donald Albert Fatiga
W. Fourth St
St. Joseph’s Catholic Church
Francis J. Furfaro
Ronald Buckel
John J. Smegelsky
St. Peter’s Cemetery
Father Furfaro
George, John
Charles Crisafulli
Joseph Tuso
Donald Knosp
Francis
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Theodore Wade
Anthony Cornell
Granby
Norman Laws
Harry M. Rose
Richard Wilcox
Kenneth Welch
Howard Palmer
Arthur W. Campbell
Dennis Hawthorne
James W. Best
Donald E. Keeney
Richard Carroll
Robert Wild
George FE. Sweet
Frederick Kieb
Schroeppel
William J. Farley Jr
Raymond F. Knickerbocker
Paula Prior
Grant
F.E.T
Falcons
Whitewall
Blackwall
Oswego Shopping Plaza
Acl Iara
Cage
Ee Gy A
Onange
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West First Street
Donald A. Fatiga
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