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Newspaper
Oswego Palladium Times
Location
Oswego, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1962
Page
8
The state comptroller announced annual state aid of 8 381 925 dollars for county and town highways. Oswego County towns receive 118 692.93 dollars while the county gets 41 885 dollars. The aid formula uses millage, minimum per mile payments, and the levy.
On a matching basis the State matches county appropriations for construction or improvement of county roads up to 30.00 per mile.
Gregory Beers Steven Goldstein and Blair Lasky of Oswego will join 118 high school students at the Junior Engineers and Scientists Summer Institute on Clarkson College campus from July 1 to 14. The program, sponsored by Scientists of Tomorrow, invites tenth and eleventh grade boys from New York and nearby states for educational guidance and career exposure.
The plant is a perennial that reproduces by seeds and by root runners.
To pick the best rose bush location, ensure 6 to 8 hours of sun daily and good drainage. If shade is unavoidable, prioritize morning sun to dry dew and reduce disease risk. Install drainage tiles 18 to 20 inches deep and follow a 4-12-4 fertilization ratio, avoiding late season feeding after mid July or mid August.
Roses face aphid infestations that weaken and can ruin bushes. Use 40 percent nicotine sulphate at first sign, ensuring thorough top and bottom leaf coverage. To curb Black Spot and Powdery Mildew, remove blighted leaves and spray with fungicides containing Zineb Karathane or Phaltan, compatible with nicotine sulphate for a combined preventive spray.
Apply fertilizer once spring growth is well established and all danger of freezing has passed. Use a balanced rose fertilizer or a product labeled for roses and follow package directions for rate and frequency. Avoid applying fertilizer during active drought or after midsummer to protect new growth.
Chrysanthemums offer a rainbow of colors and forms with minimal effort. They require full sun and regular watering, especially in dry periods, plus a 5-10-5 fertilizer after planting. Aphids and Mexican mealbugs threaten plants. control with nicotine sulfate spray and white oil Bordeaux mix as needed. Stake and prune to keep branches off the ground.
The best watering method for roses is a small, steady hose stream. Slow moving water soaks soil and penetrates to 12 inches depth. Watering in the evening or when shade is present should avoid wet foliage to prevent fungus and mildew.
UPI reports the Insurance Information Institute notes increasing arson for insurance in New York. It states professional arsonists have risen sharply while pre 1955 incendiaries were mainly juveniles vandals or mentally disturbed individuals.
A resolution adopted by the National Conference of State Legislative Leaders in Seattle condemns federal control of local welfare operations. It cites rising costs and uniform statewide standards that hinder individualized aid, with attendees including State Senator Henry A. Wise of Watertown and Leader Walter J. Mahoney.
State legislators urge Congress to define standards for federal public assistance grants under the Social Security Act. The resolution calls for limited delegation of power, fair state compliance, and access to impartial review before funds are denied or withheld. It directs transmission to House and Senate committees on Ways and Means and Finance.
James J. Jeffries retained heavyweight champion status with a first round knockout of Jack Finnegan in Detroit on April 6 1990. The bout officially scheduled for ten rounds ended at 56 seconds, likely setting a rapid KO record for the title.
Alan H. Esty of Nutley New Jersey has been named assistant football coach at Ithaca College. The appointment announced Sunday. Esty has served as an assistant football and track coach at Upsala College. Richard S. Lyon is Ithaca's head football coach.
Printing department notes from the Palladium Times blog and contact lines FI 3 3800 and FI 3 3801.
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