Oswego Democrats split over Cuomo and Koch September primary
Oswego County Democrats back competing gubernatorial hopefuls with Sullivan supporting Lt. Gov Mario Cuomo and Latti backing New York City Mayor Ed Koch. Both camps vow unity in November against Republicans led by Lewis Lehrman as county delegates backed Koch at the state convention.
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Michael Lattimore
New York City
Edward Koch
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Charles Ely
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Howard Samuels
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Ofice
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Syracuse
Ed Koch
Closing of Oswego street urged after Saturday incident
Oswego residents push to close Water Street to evening traffic amid open-container controversy after police dispersed a late night crowd. Five arrests sparked debate on enforcement, with business owners proposing street closures to curb disorder and improve safety.
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College
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Common Council
Don Harrison
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Ed McGrath
Harrison
Kretzko
Bob Harold
City council to set reapportionment of Oswego wards
Oswego Common Council moved to reapportion the city eight wards by the 1980 census. A five member Reapportionment Commission would include the city judge, mayoral and council appointees, with a fifth chosen by the first four. Mayoral ethics concerns prompted changes. a local law amends how members are selected and requires a public hearing August 9. Aldermen Halpin and Sullivan Jr. were named as council appointees, with Mayor Cahill having appointed William McCarthy. further action awaits law passage or a referendum.
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Frank M. Klinger
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Thomas Halpin
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Fracas at Oswego station ends in fines and pleas
Oswego man George R. McGrath 30 pleaded guilty to harassment and disorderly conduct after arriving with a crowd at Oswego City Police Station around 2:30 a.m. Saturday. He was fined 250 for disorderly conduct and 150 for harassment, totaling 400, with a second degree assault reduced to third degree.
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Fulton grandfather pursues real UFO quest in hometown tale
Ken Foster a 70-year-old Fulton trailer-park operator begins a personal search for visitors from outer space by collecting testimonies from stargazers. He travels to New Hampshire following Betty Hill’s advice, interviewing witnesses including an Air Force pilot and radar operator, while noting government skepticism and his own open mind. He and his wife Esther share 45 years of marriage as he paints a house and tends his park.
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Steve Carlic Fulton
Ken Foster
Outer Space
Foster
Fay Street
Lake Neatahwanta
Betty Hill
New Hampshire
Hill
Esther
Air Force
Urban college library opens doors for nontraditional students
A Syracuse center at 100 New St houses the Educational Opportunity Center of SUNY, offering free help to adults pursuing high school equivalency and college or job readiness. The Paul Robeson Library in the basement hosts a welcoming space with coffee, study areas, and access to a job bank and media resources.
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Pam Smith
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Robeson
Salina Street
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