City imposes strict dump rules over fires and pickers
Oswego officials led by Commissioner Rudolf Norman announce a ban on scavengers at the city dump to curb fires and odors. New hours and area restrictions begin July 5 1966 with fire and police supervision, mandatory land fill separation, and contractor fill supply at 55 cents a yard.
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Rudolf Norman
East Side
John R. Murray
John W. Hageny
Robert Shea
Norman
William Y. Perez
Oswego
Barclay Picked to Head Senate Housing Committee
State Sen. H. Douglas Barclay of Pulaski is recommended by Senate GOP leader Earl W. Brydges as chairman of the Senate Housing and Urban Development Committee. The panel, one of four Republican study groups, has a working $75,000 appropriation and will elect its chairman among its members. The recommendation is expected to be confirmed.
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H. Douglas Barclay
Pulaski
Senate Housing and Urban Development Committee
Earl W. Brydges
Senate Gop
Brydge
Barclay
State Approves Marina Lease Proposals in Oswego
Oswego officials approve two lease proposals for the former Oswego Harbor Marina and Chartroom restaurant. Earl D. Brown says attorneys will finalize documents this week with counsel Leonard Amdursky. Frank Barilla to operate the marina with Phillips Petroleum products and new pumps. John Downey to run the restaurant with partners. The Downey proposal includes a 4 percent gross rental clause to the Authority.
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Oswego Harbor
Port of Oswego Authority
Earl D. Brown
Authority
Leonard H. Amdursky
Frank Barilla
John P. Chwalek
John J. Downey, Jr
John Gagas
Thomas Vona
Brown
Downey
Leyden FE
Barilla
Phillips Petroleum Co
Marina
Phillips
Sealright
Fulton
East Cove Slip
Summer Fun Club Proves Fun at YMCA
The Summer Fun club at the YMCA, directed by Charles Atkinson, features Frontier themed activities with crafts, a turtle race, Backwards Day, map reading contests, penny dives, and cookouts. Upcoming projects include serapes, foreign dish lessons, birdhouse crafting, nature crafts, and weekly student newsletters.
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YMCA
Charles Atkinson
The
United Fund, Inc
Oswego County
Explosion on Alva Cape Tanker Sparks New Fire in Gravesend Bay
Fire officials described the Alva Cape fire as 101 degree heat fueled by oxygen mixed with naphtha from the Texaco Massachusetts. Fire boats pumped foam while salt water and inert gas were used to quell further explosions after a collision in Kill van Kull between New Jersey and Staten Island.
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Coast Guard
Alva Cape
Texaco Massachusetts
Kill van Kull
New Jersey
Staten Island
John O’hagen
James Higgens
Robert C. Lowery
Gravesend Bay
Susan Moran
Pilot recounts near collision with tanker Texaco Massachusetts
Captain Donald W. Baker of Massapequa Park New York testified that he watched the American tanker and did not expect a collision until moments before. He said the Texaco Massachusetts appeared to cross ahead of his bow and that shouting and whistles from the bridge warned nearby tugs to back away before impact.
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Donald W. Baker
Massapequa Park
N.Y
Baker
Texaco Massachusetts
Burglary Case Goes To Trial In Pulaski County Court
Owen Delbert Flansburg faces burglary in the third degree and petit larceny charges in county court. Judge Don H. Stacy presides as jurors hear testimony with District Attorney John R. Murray leading the prosecution and Robert Hurlbut representing the defendant.
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Pulaski
Owen Delbert Flansburg
Don H. Stacy
John R. Murray
Robert Hurlbut
Anticipated Sentences In Plea Criminal Cases At Thursday Session
Several more criminal cases where defendants previously pleaded guilty are expected to be disposed of at Thursday's court session. It is anticipated that multiple sentences will be handed down.
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