Oswego Catholic High School honors 1969 graduates
The 14th Oswego Catholic High School commencement in St. Francis Hall presented top awards to Carol McManus and Alfred Guiffrida for highest averages. Bishop Cunningham delivered the address and diplomas, with class officers named. Many prizes announced for excellence in history, science, mathematics, language, and other fields alongside scholarships and leadership honors.
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Oswego Catholic High School
St. Francis Hall
David F. Cunningham
Syracuse
Eugene M. Yennock
Cunningham
Carol McManus
Tri-M
Miss McManus
Oswego Assembly
Knights of Columbus
Oswego Council
Mary Kathleen Stone
Daughters of the American Revolution
Miss Stone
DAR
Bausch and Lamb
Fulton
Guiffrida
St. Joseph's Council
K. of C
Guilfrida
Mary Smith
Lincoln National Bank
Oswego
Mary Donovan
Marine Midland Trust Co
Molly
Nancy Melead
Woman's City Club
Oswego Lodge of Elks
U.S
Dante Ascenzi
Barbara Banta
Ascenzi
Pope John
Frank McDonough
Kathleen Comerford
Cosimo Borzumate
St. Clare
Lawrence O’brien
Craig Polczak
Pete Wilder
Auto Club of Syracuse
Oswego Rotary Club
Margaret Stephenson
Oswego City Association of Insurance Agents
Stewart McGough
Margaret Leach
Patrick Mulcahey
Emilie Banta
Patrick Collins
Mary Schrader
Mary Caroll Alfred
Dante As‘cenzi
Timothy
Oswego readers clash over rising assessments and housing plan
A Oswego reader blasts the Town Hall for rising assessments while noting the State Urban Development Board proposes lower and middle income housing in Oswego. The letter contrasts tax abatement with taxpayer squeeze as a protest gathers 100 attendees. A second note on lions and daytime visits by anthropologist Louis Leakey appears.
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Palladium Times
Oswego
State Urban Development Board
Louis S. B. Leakey
Lions Ohey
East Africa
Senator Prayer Amid Frustration Opens Session
In Harrisburg the state Senate opened with an invocation by Rev. Richard L. Huggins of Liberty Presbyterian Church McKeesport. He pleaded for divine help despite lawmakers feeling self sufficient and stressed by the week's frustrations and frenzy in state government.
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Harrisburg, Pa
State Senate
Richard L. Huggins
Liberty Pres
Sbyterian Church
McKeesport
Minds and Abilities for the Commonwealth
Fragmentary line reads about collective minds and abilities dedicated to the commonwealth. The text suggests a civic or organizational pledge or motto urging public service and shared effort without detailing people, places, or events.
City cracks down as burgers must be 100 percent beef
New York City authorities say 156 of 421 restaurants sold ham burgers with nonbeef components. Consumer Affairs Commissioner Bess Myerson Grant issued an official warning requiring 100 percent pure beef in hamburgers, with fines up to 250 dollars and potential 10 days in jail for violations.
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New York
Consumer Affairs Department
Consumer Affairs
Bess Myerson
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Arthur Stephenson
Mary Stone
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