377 Seniors Graduates Oswego High School Commencement
Oswego High School awarded diplomas to 377 seniors in Friday commencement at the David Powers gymnasium and Frederick Leighton School. The Class includes many named graduates across Arts, Science, Math and technical tracks, forming the final class from the old West First Street building.
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Melissa Annette Blake
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Judith Ann Budd
Minister Pleads Innocent In Fund Misuse Case
Syracuse minister Rew Forest Adams, pastor of Tucker Missionary Baptist Church, pleaded innocent in Onondaga County Court to charges of second and third degree grand larceny and falsifying records. He directed Project Whole Man, funded through PEACE Inc., amid a county report criticizing PEACE operations. Bail was not set. 16 ministers attended the hearing.
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Missouri tourism earns nearly seven hundred seventy five million
Missouri draws about 775 million dollars annually from tourism, spotlighting visitor spending and economic impact. The figure reflects statewide travel, hospitality, and related service activity, with urban and rural areas benefiting from sightseeing, events, and accommodations.
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Meredith Says North More Prejudiced Than South
James H. Meredith, returning to Mississippi after six years in New York, says northern whites are the most prejudiced in America. He notes the South remains tense but argues the climate is better than in 1962, when he integrated Ole Miss under federal protection. He and his family moved to Jackson, calling the South more livable for blacks day to day, while blasting northern cities as chaotic and alienating.
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Economic Development Day at Jackson Coliseum
On Saturday at the Jackson Coliseum the event aimed to attract Black residents seeking greater economic power. The Monday 28 June 1971 note places the observance as a focused effort to engage the community in economic development initiatives.
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Missouri Leads Nation in Lead Production
Missouri produces more lead than any other state in the United States, reflecting a strong mining sector and regional demand dynamics.
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