Donald E. Woods 81 Hannibal Army veteran obituary
Donald E. Woods of Hannibal, 81, died Friday. Born June 2, 1933, in Minetto, he lived in Oswego before moving to Hannibal. A U.S. Army veteran, he belonged to American Legion Post 658 and VFW Post 2320. He worked 20 years at ALCAN and helped at its Volunteer Fire Department. He enjoyed hunting, family, and weekly coffee visits with nephew Danny Chillson and Mary. He was predeceased by wife Alice Hall Woods, siblings Ruth, Mary, John, and James.
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James Woods
Donald E Woods dies. survived by family in Oswego and Hannibal
Donald E Woods died leaving his son Donald E Woods Jr. of Hannibal and daughter Cynthia Woods of Oswego. He leaves nine grandchildren, two great-grandsons, two sisters and a brother. Calling hours Feb 4 from 1 to 3 pm at Foster Funeral Home Hannibal, with services to follow. Burial with military honors at Fairdale Rural Cemetery in spring. Memorials to charity of choice.
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Carol Hawn
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Anna Thompson
Francis “Lenny” Thompson Jr
Sara Becker
Catherine
Katie” Chillson
Margaret “Jane” Sharkey
Harold “Skee” Woods
Foster Funeral Home
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Fairdale Rural
Donald
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Obama budget funds 478 billion in public works program
President Obama dispatches a 4 trillion budget plan with a 478 billion six year public works push for highways bridges and transit. It seeks 14 percent foreign profits tax plus corporate tax reforms and higher levies on wealthy and big banks to fund tax credits college access and child care initiatives.
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Police Blotter Reports Multiple Marijuana Possession Charges
Pulaski based state police charged Nathan T. Anderson 0 of Oswego with fifth degree criminal possession of marijuana a class B misdemeanor Friday in New Haven. Fulton based state police charged John P. Matzke 36 of Fulton with unlawful possession of marijuana a violation Wednesday in Volney. Fulton based state police charged Patrick R. McGreal 30 of Milton Mass with unlawful possession of marijuana a violation Friday in Phoenix. Hastings based state police charged Michael E. Kranz 21 of Richland with third degree burglary a class D felony Friday in Westmonroe town. Scott J. Bennett 42 of Hannibal was charged with driving while intoxicated and operating a motor vehicle with a blood alcohol content of .08 percent or greater both misdemeanors and fourth degree criminal possession of a weapon a class A misdemeanor Saturday in Granby. Jaime Santos 26 of Syracuse charged with driving while intoxicated aggravated driving while intoxicated and second degree aggravated unlicensed operation of a motor vehicle all misdemeanors and a traffic violation Saturday in Hastings. Jason A. Robinson 32 of Williamstown charged with second degree harassment a violation Friday in Williamstown. Deborah J. Blowers 49 of Sandy Creek charged with trespassing a violation Sunday in Sandy Creek.
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Remembering Oswego's John O'Connor Conway
A tribute recalling John O'Connor Conway's life as Oswego's respected mayor, attorney, and Democratic leader. The author shares personal memories from Albany campaigns and family ties with the Conway and Fitzgibbons families, noting Conway's mentorship and lasting impact on colleagues and community.
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Russian spies case shows old tricks in new era
Prosecutors depict Evgeny Buryakov Igor Sporyshev and Victor Podobnyy as Russian agents using FX methods to study U S sanctions on banks and potential energy tech. They allegedly gathered economic intelligence while living ordinary lives in New York City with hidden bugged offices and coded phone use. The FBI raid on Buryakovs Bronx home followed years of alleged surveillance and a prior sleeper cell case known as The Illegals.
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