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Newspaper
Oswego Palladium Times
Location
Oswego, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1975
Page
3
Ironworkers Local 612 and Northern Steel Company in Oswego end a 17 day strike with a one year contract. Union members vote 50 to 12 to approve the agreement. Workers will receive a 70 cent raise.
Drier cooler air moved into the Empire State with highs expected in the 80s. A high pressure system north of Lake Huron drives a southeastward air mass. Tonight may drop into the 40s and 50s with unseasonably cool conditions. Thursday heat returns with 80s, followed by a warm humid flow into the weekend. Dana E. Eischen of Liverpool named fact finder in Oswego BOCES dispute. wage raise to 5.98 per hour plus holiday and insurance improvements. maintenance workers on duty today with full reduction slated for Monday.
Pulaski Baptist Church schedules its annual picnic on Sunday June 29 at 11 30 a m to 3 30 p m on the ee Sharp Elementary School playground. Families should bring food and a blanket or cover. Summer service starts 10 a m and church school recesses until September.
From January to June 1975 Oswego records 28 DWI arrests with 24 Breathalyzer tests and four refusals or blood samples. Two officers now train to operate the equipment. Outcomes include dismissals, guilty pleas, fines, license revocations, and suspensions. Two arrests were by state police. two suspects were female.
The Zoning Board of Aastte hearing scheduled for Thursday is canceled. City Engineer Anthony Leotta states Longley-Jones Associates seeks a variance to build over 30 Sterling Homes Tudor units beside Sylvan Glen apartments and adjacent woods, with plans to revise the site plan for submission later.
The note observes woodpeckers that choose specific anvils to split acorns, indicating a rare example of tool use in birds. It highlights how these birds select certain surfaces to hammer and access food.
ALBANY The New York Assembly passed a bill to implement the $250 million Rail Preservation Bond Issue approved by voters last November. Assemblyman John R. Zagame calls it the right step toward upstate freight rail line preservation and improvement.
Fair Haven hosts sky diving jumps on July 4 and 5 by the Cayuga County Marine Corps unit with M Sgt. Thomas ato coordinating landing at the State League ball field. The event, free for nonprofit groups, requires venue and pilot support.
Friends of Martin Torok, killed on Johnson Road four weeks ago, launch petitions to tighten DWI penalties. Forms will be available in Oswego stores and institutions and sent to Albany lawmakers before the Fourth of July.
Louis A. Young of Fulton born Oswego lived at 117 W Third St veteran of World War I and Marine Corps. Surviving family includes wife Helen Chappell deceased 1966. Services Saturday at Young and Son Funeral Home and Holy Family Church burial at St Marys Cemetery. Grant McGee of 48 W Second St Fulton died today at Lee Memorial Hospital after a lengthy illness. Funeral arrangements by Scoville funeral home.
Friday to Sunday will be warm and humid with widely scattered storms, especially in the mountains. Highs near 88, lows around 60s. Western New York sees variable clouds and Saturday showers, Sunday partly cloudy with similar temperatures. A house fire on Route 11 near Mansville prompted mutual aid from Sandy Creek Adams and Lacona fire departments. top floors affected, no injuries reported. Fire units remained on scene. cause undetermined.
The Palladium-Times piece notes significant proposed increases for top salary teachers including lump sum pay, dental, optical and prescription insurance plus life insurance changes. District negotiators dispute union cost estimates and accuse critics of misreporting inflation while stressing ongoing talks and hopes for an amicable settlement.
The Public Service Commission approved a final rate rise for Midstate Telephone Co increasing revenue by 717000 annually after an interim 11 percent hike in November and a prior 31 percent request to yield 1.8 million more each year. Park United Methodist Church lacks an appointed pastor as Rev Nichols takes administrative church work and no replacement is named.
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