Oswego GOP selects Chetney as city committee chair
Robert H. Chetney of 152 West Seventh Street was unanimously elected chairman of the Oswego Republican City Committee for the coming year. The vote at the County Courthouse included all but one member by proxy or in person. Chetney outlined goals including supporting Walter Lazarek for mayor in the fall.
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Oswego
Republican Committee
Robert H. Chetney
W. Seventh St
Republican Commissioner of Elections
Joseph Reed
James Grose
Grose
Chetney
James McDermott
Walter Lazarek
County Republican Committee
Everet Backus
Wilma Rondamanski
Sharon Hollbrook
Dwight Mayne
Third Ward
Oswego County
Tourism Council
Board of Supervisors
Pepogram
Constantia
Helen
Brian
Bobby
Mary Beth
Infant Hurt In Bicycle Accident
Infant Jamie L. Bogardus riding on a bicycle sustained head injuries after a car driven by John W. Kelly struck the bicycle at West Second and Bridge Streets. He was taken to Oswego Hospital for x rays. The accident occurred at 2 15 yesterday afternoon amid heavy traffic reducing visibility.
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Jamie L. Bogardus
Rita M. Bogardus
Sheldon Ave
Oswego Hospital
John W. Kkely
East Albany St
West Second and Bridge Sts
Kelly
Barbara Gordon
Robert Lieb
West van Buren St
West Second and
Bushr Sts
Mildred LaPrell
Moore St
Roy Kyle
Sterling
West Cayuga and
Liberty Sts
Local Union Laborers Continue Strike Across Oswego County
Laborers in the Local Union kept striking Thursday with pickets stopping work at Marine Midland Bank in Oswego Niagara Mohawk Steam Plant and Nine Mile Point. Picket lines formed at construction sites around Oswego though no Midtown Plaza presence by noon. No end date for the strike was reported. Kronosaurus skull measures 12 feet in length.
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Marine Midland Bank
Oswego
Niagara Mohawk
Nine Mile Point
Midtown Plaza
McEwen Seeks to Keep Two Coast Guard Stations Open
Washington bureau reports an amendment to the Transportation Appropriation bill would keep Sedge and Gallop Island Coast Guard Stations open. The House approved the measure adding 600000 dollars to the bill, now sent to the Senate for approval.
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Washington Bureau
Washington
House
Senate
Local Youth Pleads Guilty in Drug Possession Case
Buddy Cox age 19 of Oswego pleaded guilty to criminal possession of a dangerous drug in the fifth degree in County Court before Judge Don H. Stacy. Sentencing set for June 9. Cox remanded to county jail. Harrison Noel age 19 of Fulton pleaded not guilty to criminal possession of a dangerous drug in the third degree. bail continued.
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Don H. Stacy
Buddy Cox
Sixth St
Oswego
Robert Hurlbutt
Stacy
Cox
Harrison Noel
E. Broadway
Fulton
Syracuse
Noel
Moving day tips for telephone setup and costs
Guidance on moving quick with phone installations. Group installs save backtracking costs per trip. Portable jacks cost 12.30 each with typical need for two. Discusses first bill spikes, Basic Budget Service at 3.50 monthly, and optional color phones with added charges. Includes installation, monthly, and per-unit message fees.
Downtown stores join Thursday night summer hours
Leonard Greco of the Retail Merchants Bureau says many downtown merchants will stay open Thursday evenings in summer to aid shoppers. He notes the list is growing and urges customers to confirm hours with individual stores such as Greco's McDonalds Aero Sporting Goods Endicott Johnsons The Stall Green's Department Store Wayne's Drugs and others.
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Leonard Greco
Retail Merchants Bureau
Greco
Greco’s
McDonalds
Aero Sporting Goods
Endicott Johnsons
the Stall
Green’s Department Store
Wayne's Drugs
C.j.’S Corner
J. M. Distributors
Browne - Davis Furniture
Jim’s
Barry’s
Goldberg’s Furniture
Key’s Drug
Radio Shack
Burnside Pharmacy
Victory Market
Ban on motorboats and planes across Adirondack waters
New York officials announced a complete ban on airplanes and mechanically propelled boats on all waters within the Adirondack Forest Preserve. The prohibition takes effect July 10 and covers more than 700 bodies of water including unnamed ponds. Commissioner Henry L. Diamond emphasized protecting solitude and balancing recreation with conservation.
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Albany, N.Y
Adirondack Forest Preserve
Department of Environmental Conservation
Henry L. Diamond
Adirondack Park Agency
Department
Diamond
Adirondack Park
Living Costs Rise Sharply in May With Slower April Pace
The AP reports higher prices for food clothing and gasoline pushed consumer costs up again last month. The gain moderated slightly compared with April as overall inflation remains elevated.
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Washington
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Rober Chat
City Republican Committee
the World Almanac
Abraham Lincoln
Henry Bacon
Lincoln
Daniel Chester French
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
McEwen
United States
Bell System
New York
Hudson Street
the Palladium-Times ‘Thurs
Adirondacks
vVewe Ie
New York Telephone
Simmons
Clairemont
Foster
Lawson
Barber
W. First St
Eves
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