City Fire And Police Reach Tentative Contract Agreement
An 11th hour negotiation between the city and the Police Benevolent Association and Permanent Firemen's Association yielded a tentative two year contract. About 28 police and 47 fire personnel, unpaid since Jan 1, are set for a vote next week. Details include a reported 600 dollar annual raise, plus increments and benefits improvements.
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Fire
Fulton
Permanent Firemen’s Association
Police Benevolent Association
City
Fulton Kiwanis Baseball Loops In Operation
The Fulton Kiwanis Sandlot Baseball Program opens with a 50 game schedule across five age leagues nine to 16, involving about 600 boys. Delorme directs with Farfaglia Tombs and Fisher assisting, a nine week season ending in a single elimination tournament. A Mickey Mantle team from the Syracuse area also competes at Kiwanis Park.
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Fulton
Fulton Kiwanis
Marrett Delormi
Grasshopper
McDonald’s Allstars
Bob’s Gulf Bombers
Barber's A's
V.F.W. Yankees
Fulton Chiefs
Shaws Raiders
Bantam
Goldbergs Royals
Mirabitos Pirates
B & T Sport Shop
Streeter & van Sanford Royals
DeLorme
Farfaglia
Brockport
Dale Tombs
Fisher
Mickey Mantle
Syracuse
Tombs, Fisher and
Farfagia
Kiwanis
Veterans of World War I Convention Attendees Named
Mrs Ruth Langdon Mrs Pearl Patrick Mr and Mrs Harold West Claude Freeman and Judson Fuller attend the 21st annual convention of the Veterans of World War I, Department of New York, July 6 7 8 in Binghamton.
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Fulton
Veterans of W.W.1
Department of New York
Binghamton
Ruth Langdon
Pearl Patrick
Harold West
Claude Freeman
Judson Fuller
Churches unite for summer worship at Mount Pleasant
Mount Pleasant and North Valney United Methodist Churches will unite in July and August for a 9 30 a m worship service. Sunday Donald Kitts will speak at Mount Pleasant Church. Mr and Mrs George L Booth and family moved from Howard Rd to Nicholasville Ky. Mrs Sally Howard attended her family reunion at the Beeches in Rome on June 10 with relatives joining from California Florida New Jersey Alabama Syracuse Utica Morrisville Sydney and Cazenovia.
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Mount Pleasant
North Valney
George L. Booth
Howard Rd
Nicholasville, Ky
Sally Howard
Beeches
Rome
California
Florida
New Jersey
Alabama
Syracuse
Utica
Morrisville
Sydney
Cazenovia
Navy Seaman Returns to Norfolk After Training Cruise
Navy Seaman Howard E. Joy son of Mr and Mrs Adrian Baldwin of Bared Rd returns to Norfolk Va aboard the destroyer USS Vogelges and after training cruise at the U S Naval Base Guan tanamo Bay Cuba. William B Cook son of Mr and Mrs Ernest M Cook of Dann Rd earned a Bachelor of Science in biology at Union College Schenectady graduation ceremonies. Russell Fadden of West MBirst St is a patient in St Joseph hospital Syracuse.
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Howard E. Joy
Adrian Baldwin
Bared Rd
Norfolk Va
U.S. Nval
Guantanamo Bay
Cuba
William B. Cook
Ernest M. Cook
Dann Rd
Union College
Schenectady
Russell Fadden
West Mbirst St
St. Joseph Hospital
Syracuse
Orr urges roll call vote in Indiana legislature
Indiana Lt Gov Robert Orr called for a roll call in the state Senate and urged all senators to show presence by voting aye and those absent to vote no. The request aimed to formally record support or opposition within the chamber.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Robert Orr
Pease
Five Seek Two Seats On Hannibal School Board
Five candidates run for two seats on the Hannibal Board of Education with incumbents DiBello and Hall seeking re election. Voters will decide July 11 in the High School auditorium lobby from 9 a m to 9 p m. Two ballot propositions accompany the election: a 2 426 110 budget and a 150 000 bond issue to fund repairs and improvements without increasing the budget tax.
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Hannibal
Hannibal Board of Education
Benjamin DiBello
Franklyn Hall
DiBello
Hannibal RD 1
Donald Merritt
General Electric
Syracuse
Beverley Malone
Hannibal RD 2
Malone
Summer music program offered at Phoenix Central School
A summer program for grades 4 through 12 covers all instrumental students at Phoenix Central School. The elementary and junior high session runs July 9 to August 3 with group lessons. The junior high band adds rehearsals Wednesday evenings 7 to 9. Students will receive letters with their lesson times and rehearsal schedules.
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Phoenix
Phoenix Central School
Honest Day Sought Man of Integrity Highlighted in Seattle AP
In Seattle, Robert Day, 57, long unemployed, stands as a figure of honesty amid economic uncertainty. His story reflects community concerns over job loss and personal integrity during difficult times.
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Seattle, Wash
Diogenes
Robert Day
William Bryson Hall Weds Miss Barbara Carpenter
The wedding of Barbara Jean Carpenter and William Bryson Hall took place at Fulton Holy Family Church at noon. Rev. Joseph Champlin officiated the double ring ceremony with Miss May Lou Carpenter as soloist. The bride, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Carpenter, wore a satin gown with Alencon lace and a chapel train. Attendants included Miss Mary Lou Carpenter as maid of honor, and sisters of the bride among the attendees. best man and ushers included Robert P. Johnson and Robert H. Garick. Reception followed at the Masonic Temple. Barbara is a 1969 G. Ray Bodley High graduate and 1973 Franklin College alumna. William is a 1969 Greenbriar Military Academy and 1973 Franklin College graduate and a Penn State graduate student in student personnel administration.
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Fulton
Holy Family Church
Barbara Jean Carpenter
William Bryson Hall
Joseph Champlin
May Lou Carpenter
Raymond Carpenter
First St. N
L. Freeman Hall
Butler, Pa
Bridge
Priscilla
Boston
Mary Lou Carpenteer
John Davis
Glens Falls
Keith Miles
Denver
Col
Robert P. Johnson
Whiteehall
John W. Davis
Robert H. Garick
Baldwin
S. 1
Masonic Temple
G. Ray Bodley High School
Franklin College
Franklin, Ind
Greenbriar Military Academy
Lewisburg
W. Ca
Penn State
Fulton Nine Beats Valley Men's Club in Mickey Mantle League Game
Fulton Nine rallied from a 3-0 hole to defeat Valley Men's Club 6-4 in the Mickey Mantle League for 15-16 year olds. Doc Stuber paced Valley with his fastball and curve while Jim Mirabito Tim McNamara and bunts by Tom McNamara and Don Smith fueled Fulton's late surge. Fulton now stands 1-2 after its first season in the league, with coach Marrett Delorme noting upcoming games.
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Fulton
Kiwanis
Valley
Doc” Stuber
Jim Mirabito
Tim McNamara
Tom McNamara
Don Smith
Marrett Delorme
Mickey Mantle
B’ville
B'ville
Dave Stuber
Gary Gates
Northside Kiwanis
Syracuse
Mickey Iamaio
Bruce Frawley
Northside
Fulton Obituary for Charles Louis Schremph
Charles Louis Schremph 46 of 125 Lyons St Fulton died Friday at Oswego Hospital. An Army World War II veteran he worked 23 years at Sealright Co and belonged to Fulton VFW. Survived by wife Jean Bowers a daughter Mrs James Sivalin two sons James and Charles his mother two sisters and two brothers. Services Monday 9 am Young and Son Funeral Home and 9 30 am in Church of the Immaculate Conception with burial at St Marys Cemetery. Military rites at graveside. Calling hours 7-9 pm today and 2-4 and 7-9 pm Sunday.
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Charles Schremph Fulton
Charles Louis Schremph
Lyons St
Oswego Hospital
Fulton
Sealright Co
Fulton Vfw
Church of the Immaculate Conception
Jean Bowers
James Sivalin
James
Charles
Mary Schremph
Walter Glod
Syracuse
William
Howard R
Young and Son Funeral
St. Mary's Cemetery
Oneida St
New York Botanical Garden Opens Cary Arboretum in Millbrook
The New York Botanical Garden gains title to an 1800 acre Millbrook tract for development of the Cary Arboretum. Dr. Howard S. Irwin says the project will expand ecological efforts for humanity. A test period use was approved in 1971 by trustees of Mary Flagler Cary’s trust.
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New York
New York Botanical Garden
Millbrook
N.Y
Cary Arboretum
Howard S. Irwin
Mary Flager Cary
Foreign visitors to Britain rise in 1972 figures
Britain counted 5.375 million foreign visitors in 1972 excluding Commonwealth and Irish Republic nationals, an 8 percent rise from 1971. U.S. arrivals reached 1.6 million, up 4 percent from the prior year, per the Department of Trade and Industry and the British Tourist Authority.
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London
Britain
British Commonwealth
Irish Republic
Department of Trade and Industry
British Tourist Authority
United States
Fulton Salvation Army Completes Fund Drive Near Goal
At Fulton campaign headquarters officials report progress toward a Completion Fund for the New Citadel. The Warner property at 62 64 So First St was bought for the project with renovations to start in July and a Labor Day occupancy goal. September 29 is eyed for dedication and kickoff of the Fulton Community Fund drive. The Initial Gifts division surpassed its goal while Primary Gifts reached over 50 percent. Major Gifts report thorough outreach as the drive aims for 60 156 dollars with 200 pledges totaling about 42 000.
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Fulton
Salvation Army
New Citadel
Theopore Lebor
Warner
First St
New SA Citadel
Fulton Corps of the Army
Richard English
Lebro
Citadel
Robert Schaedler
Portage
F. Clifford Heath
Heath
Fulton SA
Army
Fulton Community Fund
Fulton Board Sets Annual Meeting and Regular Session
The Fulton Board of Education will hold its annual meeting Monday at 7 30 p m in the Board Offices to elect officers and cover routine matters. Following is the regular session with appointments, summer school plans, leave, payroll changes, and bills.
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Fulton
Fulton Board of Education
John S. Johnson, Jr
Ragapan Favored In Irish Sweepstakes Derby Field
Locally trained Ragapan goes to post as a 2-1 favorite in a 14 horse Irish Sweepstakes Derby. Morston, winner of the English Derby, is a top threat after Ragapan’s fifth in that race. Other leading contenders include Hail the Pirate and Buoy with a large supporting field of longshots.
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Dublin
Ireland
Ragusa
Mortson
Morston
Ragapan
Hail the Pirate
Daniel M. Galbreath
Darby Dan Farm Ohio
Buoy
Thoroughbred Winners Across Tracks Worded as Bright Finishes
New York Ang elica won the Miz Clementine Purse by a neck at Aqueduct earning $20 000. Oceanport Mongongo paid $12 20 to win the Monmouth Park feature worth $8 500. Boston Pilot Knob romped to victory in the Suffolk Downs $14 000 feature. Inglewood Market Again paid $9 80 for a three length win at Hollywood Park in the $16 000 feature.
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New York
Angelica
Aqueduct
Oceanport
N.J
Mongongo
Monmouth Park
Boston
Pilot Knob
Suffolk Downs
Inglewood
Calif
Hollywood Park
Batavia Keeps Undefeated Streak in NYP Schedule
Batavia rode strong offense to defeat Elmira 6-3 as Jamestown split a doubleheader with Geneva. Elmira pitcher Ron Sims struck out 10 but Batavia rallied in the fifth to seize control. Geneva dominated the second game with Mike Weisman firing a five hitter for a 6-1 win. Auburn shaded Niagara Falls 4-0 in a rain shortened affair while Oneonta Newark was postponed.
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Associated Press
Batavia
Elmira Pioneers
Trojans
Jamestown
Geneva
Elmira
Falcons
Niagara Falls
Auburn
Pirates
Oneonta
Newark
Ron Sims
Pioneers
Randy Trapp
Olmado Perez
Mike Weisman
Presbyterian Synod Deplores Watergate and Seeks War Amnesty
Delegates of the New York Synod of the United Presbyterian Church pass two resolutions on the final day of the 116th annual meeting at Eisenhower College. One condemns Watergate and calls for moral renewal and government openness. the other urges amnesty for Vietnam War objectors, seeking reconciliation across the nation.
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Seneca Falls
N.Y
New York Synod
United Presbyterian Church
Eisenhower College
Nixon
Repeat Horse Show At Henderson Dairy July 8
Lions Club sponsors a full horse show on July 8 at Hendersons Dairy Lamson Road. Registration 8 30 a m, 49 classes in two rings English and Western. Announcer Lion Charles Ely, Western judge William Fulton, English judge Naomi Blumerhal Fayeteville. Highpoint cooler prize, 50 50 sweepstakes, chicken Bar B Que by George burgers. Public invited.
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Phoenix
The
Lions Club
Hendersons Dairy
Lamson Road
Lion Charles Ely
William Out
Fulton
Naomi Blumerhal
Fayetteville
Lion Pete Converse
Lion George Burgers
Lion Petes
Lions
Lionettes
Nick
Marge) Sanchez
Fred Eades
Services For Crash Victim To Be Tuesday
Kenneth R. Guy 20 of 649 Main St. Baldwinsville died in a Lamson Road head on crash. George F. Roberts 23 of Phoenix RD 2 was treated and released for head cuts. Guy’s autopsy cites skull fracture. Funeral services set for 11 a.m. Tuesday at Gates Funeral Home Baldwinsville with Rev. Earl Noyes presiding.
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Phoenix
Kenneth R. Guy
Main St
Lamson Road
Lysander
Guy
St. Joseph's Hospital
Syracuse
P. W. Kelly
George F. Roberts
Phoenix RD 2
Roberts
Moyers Corners
Phoenix Ambulance
Kelly
Cleveland
Ohio
Baker High School
Baldwinsville
Syroco Co
la Linne Daniel
Glen Guy
Karen
West Chester
Floyd C. Rolfe
Schenectady
Gates Funeral Home
W. Genesee St
Earl Noyes
Funeral Home
More Than 30 Get Honor Cards
In Phoenix more than 30 of 173 high school students were awarded honor cards for wearing on graduation gowns. Eligibility required a 3.5 average across all four years. Recipients include Dean Biancavilla Michael Bidwell Sandra Castiglione Steven Colburn Jenette Cramer Sharon DeSantis Fleming and others.
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Phoenix
Dean Biancavilla
Michael Bidwell
Sandra Castiglione
Steven Colburn
Jenette Cramer
Sharon DeSantis
Fleming
Robert Hopkins
Lorraine Jones
Jean Kline
Jan Lamie
Cynthia Meredith
Cindy Nelson
Ema Oja
Oliver Payne
Edna Poff
Karl
Moyers Corners Field Days Parade and Fireworks Plan
The Phoenix Firebird marching band will take part in Moyers Corners Field Days on Wednesday July 4 starting at 4 pm. Fireworks follow at 10 pm with rides booths and refreshments. Events run July 4 5 6 and 7 with public invitation and annual sponsorship by the Moyers Corners Volunteer Fire Department.
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Moyers Corners
Phoenix
Phoenix Firebird
Fire Department
Singapore Ceded by Sultan in 1824 to British East India Co
In 1824 the Sultan of Johore ceded Singapore to the British East India Company five years after Sir Stamford Raffles established a trading post there.
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Johore
Singapore
British East India Co
Sir Stamford Raffles
Phoenix Area Personal News and Upcoming Events
Local notices report a birth at Community General Hospital Syracuse on June 27 for Ryan Michael Czyz, child of Mr. and Mrs. Michael Czyz and former Miss Ann Cardinals. Other items include Suzanne Hoxie attending a SUCO music workshop in Potsdam in August, choir picnics, and club gatherings. Several engagements, showers, and family visits are noted for Phoenix Fulton area residents.
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Phoenix
Michael Czyz
Community General Hospital
Syracuse
Czyz
Ann Cardinals
Ryan Michael
Cheryl Hoxie
Robert Hoxie
SUCO
Potsdam
State Street Methodist Church Choir
Phoenix RD
Century Club
Beaver Meadows Golf Club
Barnard Road
Paul Sousa
Pendergast Rd
Arthur
Betty) Ellsworth
William Bill
Clairbell Gilbert
Old Forge
Gilbert Camp
Roger Berger
Thomas
Albany
Oregon
Phoenix-Fulton
Fred Nene
Phoenix Central School
Portage
Fulton
Howard
Ann) Jones
Dawn) Greenleaf
Linda Balcom Lyons
Jones
Greenleaf
Lyons
Silva
Josie) Cardinali
Gloria Beltram
Columbia
Cardinali
AFS
Erwin Knowlton
Erwin
Arlene
Lock St
Nellie Mae Chamberlain
Daisy Pickard
Main St
Debbie Schrader
Fulton RD
Vernon Bishop
Pennellville
1Rst Baptist Church
Edbite
Peekskill
Morawardichels III
Pennellville RD
Mariana Morabito
Phoenix- Syracuse
Danny Dunn
Bridge St
Cora Halstead
Garry Finn
Dover
New Jersey
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