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Newspaper
Oswego Palladium Times
Location
Oswego, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1977
Page
3
The 479th Engineer Battalion Company D will move from Fort Ontario to Indiantown Gap Pennsylvania this week for two weeks of active duty training. Seventy five men will set up a new station and operate heavy equipment while learning new skills in transportation and installation tasks. They will remain at Indiantown Gap until July 9.
State troopers investigated multiple weekend incidents in the area. A summer residence at Tinker Tavern Road Albion Town was burglarized with rear-door entry. items including fishing tackle and lawn equipment valued at $400 were stolen. A 14 foot outboard motor boat and 35 hp engine were reported missing from Schuster Trailer Park May 14, valued at $375. Investigations continue.
Local recollections recall Yogi Berra amid Yankees manager talk after his Mets exit. Berra, visiting Oneonta with son Dale in the NYP League, discussed career plans and possible return to baseball, signaling optimism but no firm decision. Meanwhile a burglary at Dugway General Store and a Route 49 two car crash in West Monroe were also reported, with injuries and ongoing investigation.
A Cornell University led survey finds most anglers unhappy or confused by last year's ban on salmon caught in Lake Ontario and its tributaries due to mirex contamination. The study, by the NY State College of Agriculture and Life Sciences, examined fall 1975 Salmon River fishing and the ban's economic impact on Oswego County.
David W. King, longtime SUNY Oswego administrator, has been named assistant dean of arts and sciences. He will lead a university wide review of undergraduate academic advising, improve student communication, and help strengthen freshman orientation, placement, and career services. King, Oswego native, previously taught history and served as admissions liaison, and he plans a more cooperative education program.
The Oswego City Planning Board decided on three requests for central professional facilities. A proposed two family unit at 42 West Ninth St was postponed to July. A special permit for a home office at 152 West Seventh St was approved for a real estate office. Dr Nemesio M Francisco seeks zone change from B-4 to B-2 for a medical office at 27 West Oneinda St. a site plan and permit were approved for Richard Goodman to operate a professional real estate office at 344 Duer St.
Oswego area clubs and churches publish a datebook of meetings and events. Scriba Historical Society gathers June 22 at the Municipal Building for property inspection near Creamery Road while a Varick Canal walking tour in Oswego starts 7 p.m Tuesday. An ice cream social at United Methodist Church on Rt. et Sen cnte begins 6 p.m with takeout orders offered by Olivia Dyer.
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