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Oswego Palladium Times

Location

Oswego, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 22, 1973

Page

9

Rebekahs Confer Degree On Class of Candidates

The Silver Crest Rebekah Lodge No. 229 conferred the degree on a class of candidates at the Odd Fellows Hall in Mexico. The meeting, led by Ruth Conger, Nobel Grand, was the last before summer recess with resume set for Sept 4. Julie Croop named Girl Scout of the Week. several local residents featured in guest list.

Mexico Silver Crest Rebekah Lodge Odd Fellows Hall Ruth Conger Linda Robinson Shirley Anderson Stella Stevens Marjorie Boyer Caroline Fraser Ladies Auxiliary Gerald Fraser Canton No. 4 Pulaski Harlan Shaw Odd Fellows State of New York Albert Lodge Eugene Martin Marshall Frances Ellis Willard Ellis Orekah Silver Crest Lodge Julie Croop Bertram M. Croop Wayne St Julie Mexico Academy Central School Edward Ione Sims New Hartford Lona Kranz

FBI Hopeful Has Compassion Toward Blacks

Clarence M. Kelley, Kansas City police chief nominee for FBI director, testifies at confirmation hearings about compassion toward blacks and his effort to recruit Black officers. Supporters include Ilus W. Davis and David R. Hardy. Bruce Watkins may oppose. The hearing follows past riots after King’s assassination with 6 blacks killed, 31 wounded, 920 arrested, and $1 million in property damage.

Washington Clarence M. Kelley Kansas City FBI Kelley Senate Judiciary Committee Ilus W. Davis Kansas City, Mo David R. Hardy Bruce Watkins Jackson County Davis Hardy J. Edgar Hoover Watkins Atty Elliot L. Richardton Kansas

PSC Adopts Policy During Price Freeze

ALBANY The Public Service Commission announced a policy on utility rates during the federal price freeze. No rate increases under PSC jurisdiction may take effect during the freeze, and temporary rate increase decisions are not issued. New filings follow normal review, with postponed effective dates, and fuel adjustments stay within freeze base period limits.

Albany Public Service Commission Commission

Supreme Court blocks district splits to avoid racial segregation

A year ago the U S Supreme Court ruled that school districts cannot be split into Simber districts if the result perpetuates racial segregation, reinforcing limits on districting practices.

U.S. Supreme Court

Vacation Bible School Starts Next Monday in Mexico

The United Methodist Church runs a Morning Vacation Bible School for children from kindergarten to Junior High in Mexico with the theme Looking To Jesus. Activities include crafts Bible talks mission stories singing Bible study games and refreshments Monday to Friday 9 to 11 30 am through June 29 led by Rev. Bertram M. Croop and staff including Mrs. Charles Bateman Mrs. Bertram M. Croop Mrs. Ronald C. Woolson Mrs. Robert Ellison Mrs. Ralph Jennings Mrs. James O Brain Mrs. Duane Morton Mrs. Harold A Hurlbut Jr Edward Croop and Daniel Barnes.

Mexico The United Methodist Church Bertram M. Croop Charles Bateman Ronald C Woolson Robert Ellison Ralph Jennings James O’brain Duane Morton Harold A Hurlbut, Jr Edward Croop Daniel Barnes

Draft of a Ship Measured as Distance Below Waterline

The draft of a ship is the vertical distance from the waterline to the lowest point below water. It is a critical measurement for navigation and stability but often barely measurable in shallow waters or when loading near capacity.

Uniform New York milk price set for May deliveries

The Market Administrator announces a uniform price of 6.22 per hundredweight for May milk deliveries to pool handlers under the New York New Jersey marketing orders. The butterfat differential is 7.0 cents per tenth of a pound above or below 3.5 percent.

New York- New Jersey A.J. Pollard

Pollard Reports Milk Receipts Decline In 1972 Output

Dr Pollard stated total producer receipts reached 928 833 807 pounds, down 70 747 388 pounds or 7 1 percent from May 1972. Fluid milk Class 1 sales totaled 432 455 077 pounds, 9 464 899 pounds below last year.

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