Seventh Ward Group Opposes Proposed Apartment Project
At the Monday Common Council meeting about 14 Seventh Ward residents opposed Sectional Structures Inc plan for an apartment house on the Albert Muroski property between Gerritt and Miller Streets. The council referred the zoning change to the Planning Board and warned a public hearing would follow before final action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seventh Ward Group
Donald J. McEcann
Seventh Ward
Sectional Structures, Inc
Albert Muroski
Gerritt
Miller Sts
Robert Hurlbutt
Sectional Structures
City Planning Board
Planning Board
Council
Walter Batchelor
Third Ward
John Canale
Canale
Dominic Clavelli
West
Mohawk St
Mike McCrobie
Clavelli
Movie Timetable at Midway Drive-In Theatre
The schedule lists showings on Tuesday June 29 and Wednesday June 30. On Tuesday at dusk To Sir With Love and Guess Who's Coming to Dinner at 11 10. On Wednesday Paint Your Wagon at dusk and True Grit at 11 35.
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Midway Drive-In
Today in History June 29 1971 highlights and dates
On June 29 various historical events are listed such as the 1946 British arrest of over 2,700 Jews in Palestine, Rubens birth in 1577, the 1776 Virginia constitution adoption and Patrick Henry, Paderewski death in 1941, New Georgia landing in 1943, Trieste riot in 1946, Kennedy’s disarmament agency proposal ten years earlier, Hanoi and Haiphong bombings in 1955, and Cambodia troop withdrawals a year ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palestine
Peter Paul Rubens
Virginia
Patrick Henry
Ignace Paderewski
New York
New Georgia Island
Solomons
Trieste
John F. Kennedy
North Vietnam
Hanoi
Palport
Haiphong
U.S
Cambodia
Plugged Chimney Draws Fire Company to Two Alarms
Oswego Fire Control answered two alarms in 24 hours. Oswego Engine Company 3 responded at 3:18 p.m. yesterday to 114 East Eighth Street where a hot water tank was damaged by a plugged chimney. At 6:46 p.m. Fulton firefighters were called to a grass fire.
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Oswego Fire Control
City of Oswego Engine Company
East Eighth St
Fulton
Vermont Green Mountain Name Origin
A note explains that the state's name Vermont derives from French words meaning green mountain. It links to the landscape feature and linguistic roots without additional details.
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Vermont
Green Mountain
Oswego County Students Win Gold at Special Olympics
Over the weekend 19 Oswego County students traveled to Binghamton to compete in the Special Olympics. Susan Favata won a gold medal in the 25 yard freestyle swim.
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Oswego County
Binghamton
Susan Favata
Educator Dinner Area With Senior Army Navy Leaders
A group portrait from an educator dinner features officers including Capt. Tryone G. Gayes ki Air Force Recruiting Commander Syracuse Lt. Col. Vernon L. Bond U S Army Main Station Commander Syracuse Maj. Thomas E. Massey U S Marine Corps District Commander Albany and CWO David S. Thomas Administrator U S Navy Recruiting Station Syracuse. Official USAF Photo.
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Tryone G. Gayeski
Air Force
Syracuse
Vernon L. Bond
U. S. Army
Thomas E. Mas
Oswego Board OKs Limited Summer Session For Two Classes
Oswego Board of Education approved a limited summer school at Oswego Middle School offering Mathematics 9 and 10 and Biology with a total cost not to exceed 5000. The plan arose from concerns about subject omissions and student failures.
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Board Oks
Board of Education
Charles Ahern
Oswego
Oswego High School
Ernest Luongo
Driver Injured After One Car Crash Near Fulton
Kevin Guhin, 20, of Fayetteville, was treated and released from Lee Memorial Hospital after a one car accident on Route 481 in the Town of Volney. The car reportedly locked steering, leaving the road, down an embankment, uprooting trees, and ending with the vehicle demolished under two trees. Deputy Teifke investigated. no summons issued. Guhin not wearing a seat belt.
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Fayetteville
Lee Memorial Hospital
Fulton
Volney
Kevin Guhin
Chapel #1
Sheriff's Department
Guhin
Brewer
Campbell
Thomas Teifke
Central Sin College sign burns out in Indianapolis
In Indianapolis, readers noted a misread electric sign at Central Business College where several letters were burned out. The sign appeared as Central Sin College, causing double takes among locals and visitors.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Central Business College
Central Sin College
SUCO Expects Record Summer Registration
State University College at Oswego anticipates a record summer enrollment with about 3,200 students signing up for the six week session from July 7 to August 13. Pre-enrollment totals already reach 2,900, aided by teacher certification demands and a weak job market plus rising tuition expectations.
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State University College
Oswego
Laker Hall
George W. Kopp
Kopp
State Education Department
Parish Obituary Samuel J Perlet 61
Samuel J. Perlet 61 died at Upstate Medical Center Syracuse after a long illness. Born March 1, 1910 in Parish, he was husband of Mary Spicer Perlet. He worked in wood working and played with Parish Sunoco Oilers. Survived by widow, three sons, three sisters, two brothers. Funeral Friday 10 a.m. Miner Funeral Home, burial Pleasant Lawn Cemetery. Calling hours Wednesday 7-9, Thursday 2-4 and 7-9 p.m.
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Samuel J. Perlet
Upstate Medical Center
Syracuse
Mary Spicer Perlet
Parish
Paul F
Jane Johnston Perlot
Parish - Sunoco’s Oilers
Republic Lodge
F & AM
Albiet Lodge
Mexico
Rip Collins Association
Mexcco
St. Clairsville
Ohio
Charles Perlet
Pulaski
Paul Perlet
Bertram M. Croop
Miner Funeral Home
Plesant Lawn Cemetery
Dog Warden Catches Snake Bit Boy in Oswego
James Reitz reported his five year old son Kevin was bitten on the back of the hand by a snake near the railroad tunnel at West Fourth and Utica Streets. Kevin and his brother saw the snake. Kevin grabbed it and was bitten. He was taken to Oswego Hospital for a tetanus shot. The snake is in custody with Dog Warden Jack Woods.
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James Reitz
West Albany St
Kevin
West Fourth and
Utica Sts
Oswego Hospital
Jack Woods
Recreation Program At Mexico Starts
MEXICO The Summer recreation program for the town and village of Mexico will start this week. The playground will be open daily and include soft ball kickball archery croquet jarts tennis field hockey basketball horseshoes and football. First week events include a jazz tournament Wednesday afternoon a checkers tournament Thursday morning and archery croquet Friday morning. Weekly activities cover tennis instructions field hockey track and field cookout and music plus a swimming program to be announced. A six week Summer program runs July 12 to August 20 for New Haven area children aged six to 15 at New Haven School with schedule 9:30-11:30 Arts and crafts 1-3 supervised recreation. Donations of bottles string egg cartons or meat containers are welcome. call 963-3239 or 963-3159 for pickup.
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Mexico
New Haven
Oswego High School Reports Cards Pickup Deadline
Oswego High School reminds students to pick up report cards tomorrow at the high school from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m.
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OHS
Oswego High School
Boy Dies After Falling From Dam Into Creek
Lyndonville AP reports 9 year old Richard Mapes fell from a dam into Johnsons Creek Monday and drowned police said. The drowning occurred in Orleans County community, marking a fatal accident investigated by local authorities.
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Lyndonville
Richard Mapes
Orleans County
Johnsons Creek
Miami Beach Convention Contrast With Louisville Capacity
Miami Beach offers abundant hotel space and easy access for thousands of conventiongoers while Louisville's Freedom Hall limits crowding with few entrances and a barbed wire perimeter. The piece notes Louisville would require long hotel commutes versus Miami Beach's proximity. Democratic leaders dine at a local hotel to bolster support and fund party deficits from the Humphrey-Muskie era.
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Beach
Louisville
Freedom Hall
Miami Beach
Humphrey-Muskie
Father's Day Guests at Leishman Home
New Haven reports Father’s Day visitors at the Mossmann Leishman residence include Mr. and Mrs. David Grandjean and family, and Mr. and Mrs. David Plumley Jr. with their son Bobby, while the Waterbury family picnicked at Selkirk State Park and New Haven Elementary marks year end with a school picnic.
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New Haven
David Grandjean
Douglas
Demster
David Plumley
Bobby
Mossmann Leishman
William Waterbury
Lee Ann
Ned
Doug
Jim
Population growth in Vermont 1840 to 1940 analyzed
Between 1840 and 1940 Vermont’s population increased by about 67,000 people. The pace reflects broader shifts in migration, settlement, and economic change across the state during the period.
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Vermont
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J. B. Kelly
County Health Dept
Harold K. Fetterly
West Eighth St
Alderma Halpin
Veterans’ Organizations
Korajowo Puhalski
Charles C. Crisafulli
Port City Barracks
VFW
Lavere-Harrington
Quattrini-Dehm
American Legion
William S. Monaghan
Disabled American Veterans
Don Woodard
Marine Corps
Charles Caroccio
East Fourth St
Halpin
West Fourth St
Eastside
City Hall
Zoning Board of Appeals
Ballard — Construction
West Second St
Ballard
Laurena DeAmbra
West Fifth St
Sovedaew Gila Uolly
Cotters Weding Supply Co
Dept. of Works
Big Ben Ford
National Cash Register Co
Chamberlain
Frederick E. Scharf
New York State
Conference of Chiefs of Police
Rochester
Robert Stall
THE
Associated Press
Neil Planty
U. S. Air Force
Colonial House
Combined Services
William Atkins
Kathleen O'Leary
Gloria Salander
Richard Arnold
William Dilts
Arnold
Dilts
Carole Rowland
William Quigley
Joseph Wilbur
Melissa K. Kerley
SUCO
Dog Warden
Leishman
R. McDonough
R. McCormack
Wright
W. Seneca St
N. Y
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