Welfare Checks Must Be Picked Up At Employment Office
Oswego officials announce a July 1 start for a state law requiring welfare recipients to report to the local New York State Employment Service twice monthly for job assignments and to pick up their checks at the office rather than by mail. The ID card and referral form must be presented. noncompliance risks loss of public assistance.
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N. Y
Dept. of Social Services
New York State
City of Oswego
Commissioner of Social Services
Edwin C. Tifft
Social Services Departments
Tifft
New York State Employment Service
New York City
Dutchess
Greene
Monroe
Nassau
Suffolk
Ulster
Westchester
Upstate
Oswego
Deadline Extended For Oswego Welfare Back Payments
Oswego County announces a one time retroactive grant for welfare recipients who received aid between Oct 1, 1970 and Apr 30, 1971. Eligible families must apply by August 1. Typical four person grant about 168 dollars. total up to roughly 150 thousand dollars if all apply.
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Oswego Co
Oswego County
Supreme Court
Rupert Collins
New York City
James T. Foley
Roddie
Labor Dept Funds Youth Jobs Program Across State
Governor Rockefeller announced 3140 economically deprived youths will gain 25 hour weekly jobs for nine weeks funded by 1.325 million from the U.S. Labor Department. City figures show 1000 neighborhood youth corps roles, though NY City Youth Services disputes the impact. Additional allocations include Long Island 200, Westchester Rockland Putnam 100, Buffalo 233, Rochester 201, Utica 200, Binghamton 200, Albany 200, and Syracuse 100.
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U.S. Labor Department
Rockefeller
Youth Services
Long Island
Westchester-Rockland-Putnam Area
Buffalo
Rochester
Utica
Binghamton
Albany
Syracuse
Diamond thief hits Rock ball diamond in odd crime
In Little Rock Arkansas someone stole first base and all bases plus home plate and the pitcher's rubber at the Parks and Recreation ball diamond. The thief also took 200 feet of irrigation hose. Recreation director Malcolm Duke reported the loss as a crime rather than a sports event.
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Little Rock
Ark
Parks and Recreational Department
Malcolm Duke
Hannibal graduate enters Air Force at Lackland Base
Charles Winterhalt, a 1971 Hannibal Central School graduate, has enlisted in the U S Air Force and will depart June 30 for basic training at Lackland Air Force Base Texas. He is the son of Mr and Mrs Judson Winterhalt Hannibal RD 1.
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Charles Winterhalt
Hannibal Central School
U. S. Air Force
Lackland Air Force Base
Texas
Judson Winterhalt
Hannibal, RD 1
Thomas K. Marshall
Kenneth C. Marshall
Edgebrook
Oswego
State University College At
Thomas
Oswego High School
State Liquor Authority Head T. F. Ring Dies
Thomas F. Ring, 60, chairman of the State Liquor Authority, died after a brief illness at New York Hospital. A Fordham graduate and former FBI agent (1941 1963), he led the Authority since 1963 and as chairman since March 1970. widow Rose Leddy. Funeral tentatively set for Wednesday at the Church of the Epiphany.
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State Liquor Authority
T. F. Ring
New York
Thomas F. Ring
New York Hospital
Ring
Fordham University
Federal Bureau of Investigation
The
Liquor Authority
Catholics Plan Evening High School of Religion at Oswego
Catholics plan an Oswego High School of Religion with Wednesday classes from 7 15 to 8 pm at Oswego Catholic High School. Freshmen to Juniors take core courses on Christian morality and daily life while Seniors study an adult track on marriage and mature living. Registration closes July 15 for a Sept 15 start.
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Richard G. Tucker
Oswego High
Oswego High School
Oswego School Board
Oswego Catholic High School
High School of Religion
Office of Religious Education
Rockefeller family visit to California denies political ties
Albany AP reports Governor Rockefeller and his family left Sunday for a few days in California to see personal friends. A spokesman said there is nothing political in the trip and the friends were not identified. The governor is expected to return Thursday.
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Albany
N.Y
Rockefeller
California
Nshr
Wolcott Couple Must Pay $730 in Human Rights Case
The Murray couple of Wolcott were found to violate New York State human rights law by denying a rental to a black applicant. They must pay $730 in damages and, for two years, notify the complainant and the Wolcott Neighborhood Center of available apartments at $70 a month, and report biannually to the state human rights division.
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Wolcott
State Division of Human Rights
Marshall
Rosa Murray
N. Y
Cathrin Wallace
Wallace
Rochester
Amos Carnegie
New York State Division of Human Rights
Jack M. Sable
Sable
Orchard St
Walcott
Northeast National Bank opens drive-in facility in Richland Hills
The first customer was 83-year-old Elmer Spurgeon who arrived on horseback to use the new drive-in banking facility at Northeast National Bank in Richland Hills Texas. The scene marked a milestone for the bank and local banking services.
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Richland Hills, Tex
Northeast National Bank
Elmer Spurgeon
Steelworkers seek at least 31 percent pay hike
Washington AP reports United Steelworkers president I W Abel says the union will press for at least a 31 percent raise over three years to catch up with inflation. He argues higher wages could be funded by increased production if the economy improves, with current talks focusing on local plant issues and a final package to be negotiated after July. The contract expires August 1.
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Washington
United Steelworkers of America
I.W. Abel
Abel
NBC
Meet the Press
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