Backus Elected Chairman of Oswego County GOP
Evert V. Backus of Mexico was elected chairman of the Oswego County Republican Committee for the coming year at an organizational meeting at Sackett's Restaurant Brewerton attended by about 250 people. He succeeds Sheriff Raymond Cotten who stepped down after six years. Backus, a current Republican State Committeeman, named Wilma Rondomanski as vice chairperson Dwight Mayne as treasurer and Sharon Holbrook as secretary who replaces Marie Kirshner.
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Oswego County
Republican Committee
Evert V. Backus
Mexico
Backus
Sackett’s
Brewerton
Robert Murray
Town of Mexico
Raymond Cotten
Cotton
Republican Party
Wilma Rondomanski
Dwight Mayne
Sharon Holbrook
Holbrook
Marie Kirshner
Eugene F. Sullivan, Jr
Marcus Crahan
Judicial
Marion Beley
Clarence Gick
Congressional
John Schneider
David Wilcox
Charles Ely
Charles Sayers
Village of
Will Canvass For Food Co-op
Oswego Community Co-op plans a door to door canvass on Saturday June 23 on Oswego west side. Volunteers will distribute information pamphlets and collect donations to lower grocery and household item prices. Helpers should visit 47 E Bridge St for ID and co op cards and may call 342 4444 for details.
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Oswego
Tomorry
E. Bridge St
E. 2Nd & Bridge
France France Nuclear Tests Stir Pacific Controversy
The World Court left open the possibility for France to join the case if the government decides to act. Australia and New Zealand protests remain on the court agenda with submissions due by Sept 21 and a potential French response by Dec 21. French officials have previously signaled they would ignore court rulings on the tests.
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South Pacific
Radical Party
Tahiti
France
Hague
New Zealand
Australia
Death notices from Oswego area: Allen Hunt Gambino
Obituaries list several Oswego deaths including Miss Liebiskant Allen who died at Oswego Hospital on June 2. Stephen H Hunt of Arden N C died June 20 1973 with services at St Peters Church. Joseph Gambino of Oswego Hospital died June 21 with services at Doddie Funeral Home St Josephs Church and burial at St Peters Cemetery. Burial and calling hours listed.
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Allen
Oswe 90 Hospital
Miss Lors
Bronson S
John and
Agusta Liebiskant Allen
William A
J. Gilbert Allen
Meade Memorial Chapel
Rural Cemetery
Scoville Funeral Home
Hunt
Stephen H
Murray St
Arden
N. C
Ethel A Hunt
Dain Funeral Home
St. Peter's Church
St Peter's Cemetery
Gambino—Joseph
Oswego Hospital
Martha Fentine Gambino
Antonio and
Nicosia Zagone Gambino
Dowdie Funeral Home
St. Joseph's Church
St. Peter's Cemetery
Governor Rockefeller vetoes Sunday liquor sale ban and various bills
Governor Rockefeller rejected a policy banning Sunday liquor sales and vetoed bills ranging from local admissions taxes in Suffolk County and Bethlehem to pension rule changes for New York City workers. He also objected to extending custody rules for civil servant unions and animal technician licensing, citing legal and practical concerns.
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Rockefeller
Suffolk County
New York City
State Commission
Tidewater Blasts Pawtucket in 19-0 IL rout
The Tidewater Tides hammered the Pawtucket Red Sox 19-0 in an International League game as six home runs fueled a lopsided night. In the opener Pawtucket won 3-2. Also Richmond beat Charleston 8-3 and Toledo defeated Rochester 5-0.
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Associated Press
Peninsula
Pawtucket Red Sox
Red Sox
Richmond
Charleston
Toledo
Rochester
Tidewater
Syracuse
Bob Babcock
Pawtucket
Tao
Fred Holdsworth
Bob
Tidewater Tides
Syracuse Chiefs
Bill McNulty
Skylab Trio Returns After 28 Day Space Mission
The Skylab crew completed a 28 day 50 minute mission circling the Earth 395 times before undocking from the space lab. Medical teams planned quick retrieval to mobile labs aboard the carrier Ticonderoga to monitor astronauts after exposure to weightlessness.
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Earth
Ticonderoga
Apollo
Eastern Pacific
Orbiting Laboratory
Conrad
Mission Control
U.S
Royce Hawkins
Sullivan and Kronenbitter Named to Boys State
Oswego announces James Sullivan of Oswego Catholic High and James Kronenbitter of Oswego High School will attend Boys State at SUNY Morrisville June 24 to 30. The event trains juniors in government structure and civic responsibility with two city and ten county organization.
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Edward Germain
American Legion
William S. Monaghan
James Sullivan
James O. Sullivan
East Seventh
James Kronenbitter
Robert P. Kronenbitter
West Fifth St
Oswego
State University of New York
Morrisville
Acton
Boy’s State
New York State
Boy's State
William S. Monaghan Post
Oswego High
Oswego Catholic High
James Kronebitter
Oswego High School
Students United Nations Club
Buccaneer Bulletin
Forum
Robert Jackson
Holy Cross College
Michael Lafond
le Moyne College
Ray Fleming
William O’reilly
Robert Pickard
Supreme Court Allows States to Impose Welfare Work Rules
The Supreme Court ruled 7 to 2 that states may apply their own work requirements to recipients of federal welfare aid. The decision affects about 22 states with similar rules, upholding state welfare provisions over federal work incentive plans in the Social Security Act.
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Washington
U.S. Supreme Court
New York
Buffalo
Tate
Supreme Court
Gunman kills bartender and officer in Harlem bar shootout
Police say the Harlem Capri Bar and Grill gunman who killed a policeman also killed the bartender and was shot dead. Investigation into other wounded persons continues as authorities praise the restraint and judgment shown during the exchange.
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New York
Harlem
Sandy
Capri
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Charles Loschiavo
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Duty & Maikinai
Boys State
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Libya
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Order OF the Common Council
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Gsevans Products Company
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