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Newspaper
Oswego Palladium Times
Location
Oswego, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1976
Page
3
CDCC Oswego started about six years ago as a modest babysitting service and now runs a Piaget based program for up to 30 preschoolers aged two to six. The staff includes two teachers, two aides, a nurse social worker and volunteers, funded by the county social services, United Way, and parents.
Washington The State University of New York College at Oswego received 182000 from the National Science Foundation to improve undergraduate courses across biosciences social sciences mathematics physical sciences and combined subjects. David J. King will direct the 36 month project at Oswego. The NSF plans nearly 10 million to support 59 projects across 29 states and the District of Columbia.
Oswego city police investigated two motor vehicle accidents within a block and three minutes Friday. A three-vehicle crash at East Ay and Bridge Streets injured a passenger and led to a summons for a red light violation. A second two-vehicle crash near Simeon DeWitt Apartments caused no injuries or summonses.
Fulton resident James A House 67 died Friday after a long illness at Lee Memorial Hospital. He retired from Skyline Apartments in Syracuse and is survived by his wife three daughters two sons a brother and several grandchildren. Services 1 30 p m Monday at Young Son Funeral Home with burial in Mt Adnah Cemetery. Friends may call Saturday 7 9 p m and Sunday 2 4 and 7 9 p m.
OT Commissioner announces $21 million in road construction for Oswego County. Projects cover 1.8 miles of Route 104 in Oswego city and Scriba town with turning lanes, traffic signals, resurfacing, and guard rails. Completion set for December 15 1977. Santaro Taroson of SyracuseLow bidder among eight bids at 978.80.
City officials met with Public Works and Safety officers to seek permission from ConRail to dig under railroad tracks and repair the sewer. Mayor and council members urged giving ConRail time to respond while weighing a possible city action if no consent is granted.
William Symons, vice principal at Os High, informed police that two telephone receivers were taken from the school. Around 1 45 p.m. Thursday, wires were yanked from one room and cut from the other in an incident under John Regan's investigation.
The listing covers a chicken bar at South Scriba Methodist Church on June 20 at 1 p.m. and a Citizens Committee for Mental Health meeting June 22 at 7:30 p.m. at 74 Bunner St. It notes reporting on center mergers, ride arrangements, and calls for alumni and music group performances at Oswego and nearby areas with contact numbers for reservations.
Oswego County faces possible day care closure as a June 30 funding cut looms. The center currently receives about $16 500 from social services, a third of its operating needs, with the rest from parents federal funds United Way and local contributions. Five part time workers serve thirty six children as lawmakers seek deficit reductions to balance county welfare.
Four year old Denise Taylor of Oswego needs about 24 pints of blood for an operation. Denise’s parents William and Joan Taylor urge volunteers to donate in her name at the blood mobile location at Columbus, West Fifth Street and Bridge Street, from 11:15 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday June 28.
Frank Netters died last week in Syracuse. Funeral services were held Thursday at Kozlowski Funeral Home and St. Mary’s Church. A Mass of the Resurrection was celebrated by Father Arthur. Bearers were Joseph Salvadore John Salvadore Born Connors Morabito and Wilson.
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