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Newspaper
Oswego Palladium Times
Location
Oswego, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1972
Page
5
New York critics skip and skim the opening of Anna K while others exit early. Spotlight shifts to industry gossip with Park Bros. campaigns and Mafia film notes. Casts and clubs in Hollywood and Vegas spark tension between art and commerce.
Edward Albert, son of Eddie Albert, is poised for stardom in the film Butterflies Are Free. The 21-year-old UCLA psychology junior won the role after being discovered by producer Mike Frankovich, despite no prior acting experience. He grew up in a close family that traveled with his father between projects and values home life, where he continues to live with his parents in Hollywood.
The New York State Board of Regents voted to continue the Regents examinations for college bound high school seniors though three members urged scrapping the system. Regent Stephen K Bailey criticized the exams as enforcing bland curricula and hindering local education, joined by Regents Max Rubin and Charles Millerd. Regent Theodore M Black argued for clear evaluation to achieve meaningful goals and high standards.
Don ald Kunzwiler the Administrative Assistant for Federal Programs notes scheduling for ESEA Title I Corrective Reading for sixth to eighth grades. The Fulton Junior High School will host two four week sessions July 5 to 28 and July 31 to August 25. Parents can enroll by contacting the Curriculum Center at The Board of Education building at 593 2424.
The article explains a bridge hand where suit preference signals were misapplied. It discusses how a high or low card indicates a desired return and shows how misreading leads can cost the contract, with South discovering the queen and jack of trumps and securing the rest of the tricks.
Bridge quiz notes a hand where after a two clubs rebid by partner you must decide between bids. It asks what to do next instead of rebidding one no trump. The prompt ends with answer promised tomorrow.
Martha Johnson, 29, mother of two, travels five days weekly between Lebanon and Alexandria driving a cab over sleeper tractor. She transports meat products and says the men treat her well. Previously she drove a school bus and hauled lumber to Washington for a lumber company.
A crossword style puzzle with across and down clues covering food items, fruits, adjectives, and common terms. Entries include fish, beverages, wines, adjectives, and miscellaneous words, some framed as noted phrases and abbreviations.
Fragmentary text lists numbered clues and partial phrases across a cryptic style puzzle. Readable items like mountain from eating and pastry terms suggest a wordplay grid with clues and answers awaiting completion.
In a morning report the well known Fulton businessman Robert McCully aged 52 died at Lee Memorial Hospital. A large crowd witnessed high school graduates receive diplomas at Saturday exercises in Normal Hall with Professor Tilroe of Syracuse University delivering a gems filled address. Weddings noted include Miss Katherine Mary Sillivan and James P. Cullinan, Miss Pauline Kane and Joseph O'Leary.
Twenty five years ago on June 26 1947 Miss Nancy Murchie Oswego and Miss Anne Wilkinson Fulton joined 57 New York State delegates bound for the Presbyterian assembly at Grinnell College Iowa. Mayor Joseph T McCaffrey injured in New York taxi truck crash. Rev Howard Washburn of Binghamton accepts pastor post at Southwest Oswego Baptist Church. Stanley Emerick cards an 81 in U S Senior Golf Assoc Journey in Rye NY.
Ten years ago on June 26 1962 the Oswego Heritage Foundation began a project to promote historic tourism and visual education. Members searched dredged spoil from East Cove while Oswego Chapter met its annual blood drive quota and Dr Mark Fitzgibbons commented on a high court ruling banning school prayer.
Mrs Cora Smithers 81 widow of Raymond S Smithers died at her home in Hastings after seven years there and a long nursing career at Orwell Sanatorium and Van Dyne Home Syracuse Her husband and their two year old child were killed in a 1926 train accident Surviving seven sisters and one brother Services 2 p m Tuesday at Olmstead Funeral Home Mexico Rev Robert W DeWalt officiating Burial in Mexico Village Cemetery Calling hours 7 to 9 p m tonight at the funeral home
The Rosa Garden Club will meet at 8 p.m. Wednesday at Windcrest Drive home of Mrs. William Robbins. The hostess will present a program titled African Violets How They Grow with her violets on display and assistance from Mrs. Robert Smith and Mrs. Clarence Schuster.
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