Oswego weighs plan to lure doctors from England and U.S.
A city committee proposed creating a five member medical commission and a 1500 loan fund to attract three English doctors and two Americans to Oswego. The effort targets a GP shortage amid 30 000 area residents, with visa hurdles and state boards delaying practice.
Oswego Students Win Regents Scholarships Mixup
Michael F. Sipser of Oswego High School earned the third highest Regents scholarship mark and Robert J. Strzelinski of Oswego Catholic High was fifth. Their photos were accidentally transposed with a last night awards story.
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Walter Strzelin
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Oswego County Firefighters Respond to Dual Alarms
Oswego County Fire Control logged two alarms on Monday afternoon. Phoenix Rescue Squad treated Douglas Crutch at 3 03 p m on Jefferson Street Oswego. Crutch arriving in Oswego in January. The city plans to add three to four doctors with Dr Berri gan joining the ER staff. A man overcome by carbon monoxide fumes was taken to St Josephs Hospital Syracuse Moyers Corners ambulance. Oswego Fire Company One answered a stove flare up at 108 West Bridge Street at 4 48 p m Lt George Smith led the response.
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Robert Murchie
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Leo MacSweeney
Oswego
Ralph Shapier
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Shapiro
Davies
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M.A. Wuerschmidt
Mr. Murchie
J. Sherwood Dunham
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London
Oswego Hospital
Sobering
Hannan
John Riley
Ley
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Tiny Time Unit Named Nanosecond Used By Standards Bureau
A nanosecond, one billionth of a second, is described as one of the smallest measurable time units and is noted for use by the National Bureau of Standards.
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Halpin Pushes 2000 Dollar Tax Exemption Increase
Fifth Ward Alderman Thom as Halpin backs raising the tax exemption for citizens aged 65 or older by 2000 dollars. A public hearing on the proposal will be set. The council also approves bonds totaling 65,000 for sewer projects and 51,800 for capital needs. A hearing at 7:30 p.m. January 11 is scheduled for a local ethics code adoption.
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Thomas Halpin
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Richland Town Tax Rate Decreased for 1971
Pulaski supervisor John Schneider announced a tax rate reduction for 1971 in Richland Town. The cut follows an overall increase and adjustment in local assessments, reducing the 1970 rate of $2.50 per...
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Tax valuation cut and stable county rate announced
The tax assessor announced that $100 of assessed valuation will drop to 2.40 per 100, while the County tax rate is to remain stable and not rise as expected.
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