Fulton Board adopts 1973 74 budget with tax rise
The Fulton Board of Education approves a final budget of 6 379 123 for 1973 74 with a slight tax increase and a lone dissent from Kenneth Darling. The plan cuts the alternative education program and trims several costs citing a state aid reduction.
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Darling Lane
Fulton
Fulton Board of Education
Kenneth Darling
Darling
John Johnson
Geraldine Taylor
Robert Bymaster
BOCES
Local News Briefs From Fulton Area
Fulton notices and society items from The Palladium Times dated June 26 1973 list community updates and correspondent by Mrs Barbera Bartholomew with local address and office contact. The item reflects standard small town press cadence and social notes.
Fulton City Democrats Name Murphy to Lead Eighth Term
The Fulton City Democratic Committee re elected Leo Murphy unanimously as chairman at a recent reorganization meeting. Gordon Goss remains vice chairman with Fred Sumner as treasurer. Cora Gray becomes secretary and also serves as fourth ward second district committeewoman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fulton
Fulton City
Democratic Committee
Leo Murphy
Gordon Goss
Second Ward
Fred Summer
Cora Gray
Catherine la Rock
Gray
Fourth Ward
Murphy
Percy Patrick, Jr
Goss
Sumner
Democratic Party
Playgrounds Open Monday in Fulton City
Fulton announces supervised summer playgrounds for youth starting Monday. Facilities include 11 playgrounds and city parks open weekdays 9 to 12 and 1 to 4 under Miss Anne Sugar as coordinator. Arts and crafts directed by Miss Beth Short with a team of eleven directors listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fulton
Anne Sugar
Beth Short
Miss Sugar
Ann Andolina
Donna Bennis
Faye Bullard
Sheila Colocino
Gail Ellis
Valarie Gallagher
Joseph Ippolito
William Ksytyniak
Bonnie Quirk
Linda Vanucci
Debbie Wilbur
Miss Mabel L. Grant obituary in Fulton
Miss Mabel L. Grant 88 of Baldwin Rd Fulton died Monday morning at home a life resident of Volney She taught in rural schools and at Fairgrieve High before 1942 retirement After retiring she pursued floral arranging and was known for bouquets She was active in Mount Pleasant United Methodist Church Mount Pleasant Grange Elizabeth Chapter 105 OES and State Retired Teachers Association Surviving are two sisters in law Services 1 p m Thursday Mount Pleasant Church Rev Robert D and Richard E Grant nephews officiating Burial Mt Pleasant Cemetery Calling hours 7 to 9 p m today and 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p m Wednesday Foster Funeral Home Fulton
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabel L. Grant Fulton
Mabel L. Grant
Baldwin Rd
Fulton RD
Volney
Grant
Fairgrieve
Mount Pleasant
Mount Pleasant Grange
Elizabeth Chapter
OES
State
Foster Funeral Home
Fay St
Local Weather Report With Warm Afternoon Conditions
Mostly sunny and warm this afternoon with highs in the mid 80s. Increasing cloudiness tonight with a low around 65. Variable cloudiness and more humidity tomorrow with a chance of a few showers and highs in the mid 80s. Southerly winds 10 to 20 mph. Probability of precipitation 10 percent this afternoon, 20 percent tonight, and 40 percent tomorrow.
Transportation Available For PSC Students
PSC students may attend summer school from July 2 to August 15 with classes at 8 p.m. and buses from the Phoenix Bus Garage at 7 a.m. Programs are at North Syracuse and also offered in Liverpool, Mexico and Centrali Square. Fulton and Baldwinsville High Schools are not offering summer classes this year.
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Phoenix
North Syracuse
Liverpool
Mexico
Centrali Square
Fulton High School
Charge Woman After Her Car Injures Youth
Mrs. Mary C. Caltabiano 45 of 424 W. First St. will appear in city court for failure to exercise due care to a pedestrian. She was arrested after her car allegedly struck and injured Duane Percival 18 of 457 W. Fourth St. at W First and Oak Streets. He was treated and discharged from Lee Memorial Hospital.
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Fulton
Mary C. Caltabiano
First St
Duane Percival
Fourth St
First
Oak Sts
Lee Memorial Hospital
Menter’s
Oak St
Fulton Blood Drive Surpasses Goal In Local Event
The Fulton City Bloodmobile served five local residents amid a rare blood shortage at the Syracuse Regional Blood Center. One hundred sixty three donations exceeded expectations as 165 people and 19 new donors participated.
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Fulton
Fulton City
Syracuse
Burglars Hit Two Places In Fulton Today
Police investigated two Fulton burglaries. At Aluminum Products Co. 521 W Third St, a delivery entrance theft included money from a Coke machine, desk records, instruments, and tools totaling $642.85. Ken neth Gopps chest tools valued $255 were taken. An alarm at Longley’s Garage Route 57 South deterred intruders with no losses.
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Fulton
Glenn Sommers
Aluminum Products Co
Third St
Kenneth Gopps
Ninth St
Oswego
Ross Papparlardo
Longley
Route 57
South
Hope Grange To Honor Members Thursday Night
Hope Grange No. 115 plans a Thursday gathering with a 7 p.m. covered dish supper as Mr and Mrs Dorr Harrington present Hawaii trip pictures and distribute 60th 50th and 25th certificates.
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Hope Grange
Soutwest Oswego
Hope Grange No
Dorr Harrington
Hawaii
George Ingham
Southwest Oswego United Methodist Church
Oswego Center
Dennis Place
Mason Theisen
Lilly Place
Compulsory Labor Service Introduced in Nazi Germany 1935
In 1935 Nazi Germany implemented compulsory labor service under a policy aimed at mobilizing youth for public works and military readiness. The measure required young men to perform labor duties, contributing to national reconstruction and preparation for broader rearmament.
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Nazi Germany
Schroeppel Historical Society Seeks Local Involvement
An organizing meeting for the Schroeppel Historical Society is set for Thursday at 7 30 p m at the Town Offices Main Street. Phoenix Central School District residents are invited to bring or discuss historical items for future exhibits including the village 125th anniversary in 1974.
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Phoenix
Schroeppel Historical Society
Main St
Phoenix Central
Oswego County Historical Society
Canal Museum
Weighlock Bldg
Dept. of Human Ecology
Syracuse University
Conference of Historical Agencies
Central N. Y
National Endowment For Humanities
America
Pictures of Phoenix at Oswego Meeting
Oswego County Historical Society hosts an open house at The Bates Richardson House on June 27 from 8 to 10 p.m. The exhibit curated by Evelyn Sayers features Phoenix Fire Schroeppel Mansion Thaddeus Sweet and Henley Boatyards with three floors of displays inviting Schroeppel residents to visit.
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Phoenix
Oswego
Oswego County
Police Picket Protest Over Part-Time Deputies in Chattanooga
In Chattanooga Tennessee police picket lines formed at a drive in restaurant amid a labor dispute over using part-time county deputies as security officers. Robert Tucker of the Chattanooga Police Union called the practice risky and said it places guns and badges on civilians. The county replaced part-time deputies with regular sheriff's deputies.
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Chattanooga, Tenn
Robert Tucker
Chattanooga Police Union
Allied forces capture Cherbourg from Nazis in 1944
Allied forces seized Cherbourg during World War II in 1944, pushing Nazi defenders from the port and securing a crucial harbor for Allied logistics. The operation marked a turning point in the campaign in Normandy, enabling reinforcements and supplies to flow to the frontline.
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Cherbourg
France
Residents urge Walradt Kindergarten reinstatement at board
Fulton residents petitioned the Board of Education to restore the Walradt Street Kindergarten for 1973 74, citing 400 signatures and concerns over overcrowding at Phillips Street School and walking safety for children from Walradt. The district discussed Lanigan Forest Ave access road, delaying decisions pending cost and state approval.
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Fulton
Board of Education
Walradt Street
Lanigan School
Forest Ave
Erie Street
Erie
Walract
Phillips Street
Phillips
West Fourth Street
Walradt
Sommers
Gordon Chesbro
Lanigan
Adolph Kalafarski
Richard Kemmis
Kemmis
Phoenix Obituary of Thomas L. Plunkett 87
Thomas Lee Plunkett 87 of Phoenix died Monday in a nursing home. A life resident, he worked as a theaterman for Sweet Bros. Paper Co. and Oswego Valley Tissue Co. He attended Phoenix United Methodist Church. Survived by son George daughter Mrs. Grant DeLong a granddaughter a great granddaughter brother Owen Little Valley and sister Mrs. Katherine Johnson Garland Texas. Services Thursday 2 p.m. at Allanson Glanville Tappan Funeral Home 919 Main St. Burial Chase Cemetery Lysander. Calling hours Wednesday 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. at the funeral home.
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Thomas L. Plunkett
Phoenix Thomas Lee Plunkett
Spring St
Lysander
Plunkett
Sweet Bros. Paper Co
Oswego Valley Tissue Co
Phoenix United Methodist Church
George
Grant DeLong
Owen
Little Valley
Katherine Johnson
Garland
Texas
Allanson- Glanville-Tappan
Main St
Chase Cemetery
Funeral Home
Phoenix Fire Auxiliary Raises 200 for Ambulance Fund
Enterprise Fire Co. No. 1 Ladies Auxiliary reports about 200 dollars profit from a Memorial Day hot-dog Pepsi stand, turned over to the Ambulance Fund. Workshops are held Wednesdays at 7 30 p.m. at the fire station for the fall bazaar on Oct 19 and 20. The annual picnic is set for July 19 at the Armstrong home on Pendergast Road with dinner at 6 30 p.m. Members are asked to bring a dish to pass. The next parade is during the July 4th weekend at Moyers Corners.
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Phoenix Fire Auxiliary
Phoenix
Enterprise Fire Co
James Armstrong
Pendergast Road
Moyers Corners
Vice-President of School Board Candidate for 5-Year Term
Alma Jean Litchison, vice-president of the Phoenix Board of Education, seeks reelection after nine years on the board. She highlights district growth, tax control efforts, and continued support for Phoenix Central School while noting the district’s student population and facilities. Residing in Phoenix with husband Paul and four children, she has worked 24 years at Allied Chemical in Solvay.
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Phoenix Board of Education
Alma Jean Litchison
The
Phoenix Schools
Board of Education
Phoenix Central School
Central New York
Phoenix
Litchison
Paul
Phoenix School
Allied Chemical
Solevay
No Fire at Birdseye Plant Alarm Triggered by Low Water Pressure
Water pressure caused the fire alarm at the Birdseye Plant on Phillips Street to sound. City firefighters responded to the plant at 8:45 a.m. today, confirming no fire.
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Fulton
Birdseye
Phillips St
Finland Declares War on Soviet Union for Second Time
In 1941 Finland announced it was at war with the Soviet Union for the second time in two years, marking a renewed phase of hostilities amid the broader war context.
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Finland
Soviet Union
Public Notice on Tariff Changes and Commission Review
The Commission may approve modify or reject all proposed tariff changes. The determination may require revisions of the proposed increase for specific service classifications where no increase is proposed by the company.
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Holland Avenue
Albany
N. Y
Syracuse Public Library
Montgomery Street
Syracuse
Commission
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Fulton News
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the Palladium-Times
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Erie Street School
D. Donald Distin
HPER
New York State
Macadam Construction CO
West River RD
North
Fulton, N. Y
Dial
J. H. O'Brien
State OF New York Public Service Commission
Midstate Telephone Co., Inc
Vincent P. Furlong
State Office
East Washington Street
Holly Drive Motel
Holly House
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