Oswego Budget Approved After Category Changes
Oswego Board of Education approves a 7,713,291.15 budget for 1971-72 with a 4,428,638.15 levy, marking a record total while shifting salaries among four categories. The vote was 6-0 with Dr. Luciano Iorizzo absent, and the board also hired five teachers, granted raises, and reviewed renovations for Oswego High School and other buildings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oswego
Board of Education
Luciano Iorizzo
Charles T. Turner
Robert Wood
Oswego defendants face drug charges after DWI probation ruling
An Oswego area man received five years probation and license revocation after a DWI conviction. Two others, Stephen Dantzig and Stephen Laxman, were arraigned on fifth and sixth degree possession charges from a sealed indictment tied to a May 21 Oswego east side raid that yielded LSD, marijuana, hashish and amphetamines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert Nicholson
Stephen J. Dantzig
Marion Ave
Hartsdale
Stephenn Joseph Laxman
Tryon Ave
Bronx
Dantzig
Laxman
Oswego East Side
Richard Mitchell Jr
Lazman
Herman H. Farno
New York City
Freidman and Friedman Law
Nicholson
People
Plead Guilty To Petit Larceny By Teens
Two teenagers were arrested by Patrolman Robert A. Cathcart and charged with petit larceny after taking gasoline from a parked car. They appeared in City Court with Judge Thomas M. McGough fining each $25. Patrolman Alec Zukovsky investigated a separate accident where a parked vehicle owned by Edward Fitzgerald rolled into the Gilbert home on East Second Street, causing extensive damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert A. Cathcart
Thomas M. McGough
Frank A. Regan
Charles Seymour
Alec Zukovsky
Edward Fitzgerald
Cochran St
Richard Gilbert
East Second St
Oswego Professor Named Adviser for Australia Assignment
Dr. Halas Jackim, education professor at State University College Oswego, takes a one year sabbatical as planning adviser to New South Wales Institute of Technology in Sydney. He will help develop a systems oriented department of educational technology and plans to return to Oswego in August 1972. He is NYU graduate with a Columbia master and NYU EdD, and has previously consulted for Brazil's Ministry of Education. His wife Lois and sons David and Richard accompany him, with travel to England Russia Turkey India and Burma before their Australia stay.
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Halas Jackim
The
State University College At
Oswego
New South Wales Institute of Technology
Sidney
Australia
Jackim
New South Wales
New York University
Columbia
NYU
Ministry of Education
Brazil
Lois Jackim
David
Richard
England
Russia
Turkey
India
Burma
Five Defendants Fined Total of 215 in Court
City Court disposed of five defendants under Judge Thomas M. McGough. Michael D. Losurdo faced 100 dollars for intoxicated driving plus 25 and 10 for license and speed infractions. Betty J. Osborne paid 25 for a fraudulent check with 9.75 restitution. David L. Goodroe paid 25 for an unlicensed operator. Spencer Henderson was fined 10 for failure to keep right and 15 for unsupervised learner driving. James Ranous paid 15 for speeding. Officers Lathrop and Scandura assisted. William D. White, free on 400 bail, was adjourned to June 30 on assault and criminal mischief charges to seek counsel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas M. McGough
Michael D. Losurdo
Oswego RD 1
Betty J. Osborne
Fulton RD 2
David L. Goodroe
Oswego RD 2
Spencer Henderson
East Second St
James Ranous
West Eighth St
David J. Lathrop
George Scandura
William D. White
West Oneida St
Fire at vacant home on Liberty Street investigated
Oswego Traffic Control reported one fire in the past 24 hours. At 9 31 last night units 1 2 and 3 responded to 116 Liberty St a vacant house owned by Leonard Shaviro. Fire and heavy smoke damaged the structure and officials were working to determine the cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oswego Traffic Control
Liberty St
Leonard Shaviro
East Mohawk St
First World Almanac Debuts in 1968 at New York World
The first edition of the World Almanac, a 120 page handset volume with 12 pages of ads, was published in 1968 by the New York World.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
New York World
Pleads Guilty to Murder In Southeast Hillside Case
Vealey testifies in a murder case detailing a plan to storm the Yablonski home and kill the family. He describes driving to the house, disabling vehicles, breaking in, and the sequence of gunfire in the bedroom. He notes a jammed weapon and multiple shots fired by Buddy Martin and Paul Gilly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vealey
Paul
Yablonski
Buddy Martin
Margaret
Charlotte
Yablonskis
Gilly
Mrs Yablonski
Joseph Yablonski
Paul Gilly
Martin
Buddy
Kent State grad earns Master of Education degree
Joseph Doviak from Kent, Ohio, graduates June 12 with a Master of Education in college administration at Kent State University. A 1964 Oswego High School alum and SUCO 1968 Bachelor of Science in secondary education, he is the son of Mrs. Anne Doviak of West Fifth Street Rd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Doviak
Kent State University
Kent
Ohio
Doviak
Oswego High School
SUCO
Anne Doviak
West Fifth Street Rd
New York Delegation Split On Vietnam Pullout Deadline
The New York delegation divides on ending US involvement in Indochina by year end. In the Senate Javits backs cutting war funds by Dec 31 while Buckley resists. In the House 21 New Yorkers oppose a deadline, 20 favor. upstate reps split on supporting Nixon and the end date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
New York
United States
Senate
Jacob K. Javits
James L. Buckley
Upstate
Robert C. McEwen
Ogdensburg
Alexander Pirnie
Utica
Nixon
James M. Hanley
Syracuse
Samuel S. Stratton
Amsterdam
Cambodia
Laos
Seymour Halpern
Queens
House
McEwen
Pirnie
Memo-Diem meeting to identify alternative leadership
The Sun-Times disclosed portions after The Boston Globe reported on Pentagon study. Federal judges ordered impounding copies. Appeals courts in New York and Washington heard arguments on blocking further publication of the classified papers. Decisions pending as Times and Post ran AP stories about the Sun-Times pieces.
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Diem
Nhu
Sun-Times
Boston Globe
Pentagon
New York City
Washington
U.S. District Court
The
Times
the Post
Post
Associated Press
New York Market Mixed on Wholesale Egg Quotations
USDA markets report slight rise in wholesale egg offerings with fair demand. New York spot values show standards 30-32 cents per dozen, whites at fancy large 34-36, fancy medium 23-44 to 25-14, fancy smalls 14-14 to 16-14 per dozen.
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New York
USDA
Deaths Alton Charlie F. of Hall Road 1971
Alton Charlie F. husband of Bessie Sullivan of Hall Road died June 21 1971 Funeral services from Dain Funeral Home Thursday at 8 30 am for services at St Paul's Catholic Church. Interment at St Paul's Home.
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Alton
Charlies
Hall Road
Bessie Sullivan Alton
Dain Funeral Home
St. Paul's Catholic Church
St. Paul's Home
Bishop appoints Oswego Catholic School Advisory Committee
The Catholic School Office announces eight lay members and several clergy named by Bishop David F. Cunningham to Oswego City's Advisory Committee on Catholic School Education. The group will plan to meet local needs and advise on educational opportunities, with a first meeting set for early September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oswego County
Nest
David F. Cunningham
Syracuse
Oswego City
Mary Gosek
St. Stephen’s Parish
Joseph Donovan
St. John’s
Edward Fayette
Our Lady of Perpetual Help
Minette
Vincent Brennan
St. Paul’s
George Cupperwull
St. Peter’s
Oswego
Thomas J. McGrath
O'Brien Heads School Board At St. Paul's
Lawrence O'Brien was elected President of the St. Paul's Academy School Board for the coming year. Other officers include Ann Keen as vice president Martin O Toole as secretary and Fred Carey as treasurer. The board drafted the 1971 72 budget and adopted a new Constitution approved by Diocesan officials. Regular meetings are on the second Tuesday each month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul's Academy
Lawrence O’brien
Ann Keen
Martin O'Toole
Fred Carey
O'Brien
John Cullinan
Cullinan
Ruth Raby
Thomas Christian
William LaRock
James Galvin
Mary Paul
Thomas J. McGrath
Senate votes to curb draft bill debate in Washington
The Senate voted to limit further debate on a bill extending the draft and calling for total U S withdrawals from Indochina in nine months if American prisoners are freed. Closure boosts chances for early Senate approval, while antiwar members threaten delays if House conferees alter the withdrawal call adopted Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Washington
U.S
Indochina
Senate House
Child Hospitalized After Foster Park Bicycle Fall
Six year old Timothy Miller of 6 West Fourth Street was injured in a bicycle accident at Foster Park. Centor Ambulance transported him to Lee Memorial Hospital Tuesday afternoon. He suffered multiple cuts bruises and a head bump and was admitted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fulton
Lee Memorial Hospital
Centor
Foster Park
Timothy Miller
William Miller
West Fourth St
Local Weather Snapshot With Ireland Golf Note
A 24 hour weather report shows high 70.2 degrees and low 49.9 with mean 60.0, SE winds and no precipitation. Forecast calls for increasing clouds this afternoon with highs 75 to 80, showers tonight, and clearing by Thursday as winds shift from SW to NW. An unrelated line notes over 200 golf courses in Ireland serving under 2.8 million people.
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Firrg
Sargent, Webster
Crenshaw
Folley
Watertown
Fitzhugh Park
Kingsford Park
Minetto
Goetz
Daniel Mulcahey
Wood
Alcan
Curtis Manor
W. Fifth St. Road
W. First St
Judith H. Gallagher
Fitzhugh Park School
Gary L. Carter
State College
Penn State University
Youngsville
Steven A. Cianfarano
Hannibal RD 2
Hannibal Central School
Mansford
Patricia A. Sharpe
New Boston Road
Canastota
Canastota High School
Syracuse University
Northwestern University
Charles W. Arnold
E. Mohawk Sr
St. John the Evangelist High School
Altmar-Parish- Williamstown
OCHS
Cornell University
New Delhi
Inia
June Crouch Ferraro
Judson St
OHS
Carolyn Keefe
Beatrice K. Goodrich
Mary Lou Santoro
Fred Prior
J. B. Kelly Jr
Charles Ahern
David R. O'Connell
Seneca St
Helen Cooley
Minetto School
New Oswego High School
ESEA
John Ainsworth
Thomas Genovese
Theodore Kerley
John Hastings
Anita Dorn
Muriel Perry
Margaret Donovan
Barbara Cassens
Lucille Wilkinson
Jerold Bechard
Bechard
Westhill
Jacqueline Anderson
Nona Shaw
Janice Hutko
Elda Wight
Margaret Heagerty
Jane Mulcahey
Jane Robbins
R. Edward Dorsey
E. Seneca St
Hewlett Packard Company
Gibson Bus Service
Golden Sun Bus Service
Golden Sun
Mulcahey
Oswego Area
William Wilcox
Oswego RD
Michael Mowry
Ivo
South Sea Island
TOR
Mutual
Onendin’ Tion
the Palladium-Times
N. Y
Vietnam
Memo-Diem
N. Y. Market
the Dain Funeral Home
St. Paul's
Ireland
ABS
Eer
Mitchum
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