Bad Guys Versus Good Delights Oswego Crowd In Ring
Oswego’s Laker Hall hosted a six match wrestling card drawing about 2,500 fans. George Steele, Tito Santana and Samoan depicted villains as Pete Sanchez and others fought back, with 790 dollars to charity and 75 percent to wrestlers.
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Steve Carlic
Oswego
Stud
John Studd
Big John Studd
State University College At
Betty Benoit
Lou ‘Hez
Pospesel
Roger Staubach
Disabled Persons Action Organization of
Watertown
Lords and Ladies of
Carol Kauffman
Lords and Ladies
Laker Hall
George
Steele
Tito Santana
Ivan Koloff
Joe Crimmins
Pete Sanchez
Brooklyn
Sanchez
Swede Hanson
Baron Mikel Seicluna
Chris Masuiica
Pulaski
World Wrestling Federation
Bob Backlund
Mike Sharpe
Masnicea
Chris Martinek
Kauffman
Milk Suit Delayed For a Week By State Justice
Legal arguments in New York milk debt cases were adjourned a week in state Supreme Court. The Department of Agriculture and Markets froze Glen and Mohawk Milk Association assets for about 4.7 million owed to 250 dairy producers. NEDCO faces liability questions over a March 26 sale and an alleged transfer of contracts with the Dolgeville Cooperative. The judge will rule on NEDCO’s liability first and may merge hearings if debt plans emerge.
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Tom Schwendler
Albany
State Supreme Court
State Department of Agriculture and Markets
Glen and Mohawk Milk Association
Fultonville
Glen & Mohawson and
Jume
Northeast
Glen & Mohawk
Milk Producers Security Fund
Conway
NEDCO
Dolgeville
Auburn Nuclear Freeze Group Critiques Council Resolution
About a dozen members of the Wayne County Nuclear Freeze Campaign faulted Auburns City Council for a resolution supporting a weapons freeze, saying it urges Soviets to unilaterally freeze before the United States acts. Council members defended the language as a cautious path to a negotiated, verifiable freeze with the Soviets.
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Auburn
Council
Soviet Union
Waynpe Luuiaysiucines Pheer Courpaign
U.S
United States
Paul Ferrari
Poplar Ridge
Edward Lauckern
Vrieslander
Jake Herrling
Paul Lattimore
Cortland deputy claims crash caused by other car
Cortland County deputy James S. Moffitt says a July 4 crash that led to his suspension was caused by another car forcing him off Route 13 near Clinton Avenue Extension. A departmental inquiry concluded he had fallen asleep at the wheel. The 1983 patrol car was damaged, with $2,280 in costs.
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Cortland County
R. Scott Rapp
Cortland
James S. Moffitt
Moffitt
Route 13
Clinton Avenue Extension
City of
George Armstrong
Whiteman
Price
Sloan
Richard J. Shay
Shay
Lee Price
Qines
Climate control at Cornell linked to art coating risk
About six Cornell buildings house climate systems like the one that coated works in Herbert F. Johnson Museum and sickened museum staff. NIOSH says airborne levels are safe but surface contamination is an issue. DEAE used to prevent steam-line corrosion caused moisture problems in winter. Officials expect inspections when systems restart in fall. no museum closure planned during cleanup.
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Ithaca
Cornell University
Uni- Herbert F. Johnson
National Institute For Occupational Safety and Health
Nick Fannik
NIOSH
New York City
Fannik
W. Donald Cooke
University
Occupational Health and Safety Programs
Cooke
Cornell
Marian Ward 64 Canoga Church Elder Dies in DanHoctor
Marian E. Ward of 10 Lincoln Ave died Thursday at Strong Memorial Hospital Danhocker after brief illness. She was a Fayette native and life resident, elder of Canoga Presbyterian Church, former Sunday School teacher and Ladies Society member. Surviving: son Donald E. of Seneca Falls. daughters Beverly Tetzlaff of Atlanta and Jean Van Nostrand of Seneca Falls. brother Henry W. Parish. sister Helen McMillen. five grandchildren. Services at family convenience, Rev. John W. DeHarity officiating. Burial in Canoga Cemetery. Contributions to Canoga Presbyterian Church or American Cancer Society.
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Seneca Falls
Marian E. Ward
Lincoln Ave
Strong Memorial Hospital
Danhoctor
Fayette
Ward
Canoga Presbyterian Church
Ladies Society
United Presbyterian Women
Fayette Order of Eastern Star
Seneca Seniors
Everett Ward
Donald E
Beverly Tetzlaff
Atlanta, Ga
Jean van Nostrand
Henry W. Parish
Helen McMillen
John W. DeHarity
Canoga Cemetery
American Cancer Society
Auburn
Raymond Young
Homer St
Union Springs
Auburn Memorial Hospital
Friends Meeting
Poplar Ridge
Lfestfille Fia
Shakeston
Aurora
Second Baptist Church
Port Byron
Theodore Cheney
Ella Jarvis
Baldwinsville
Smo
Ores
Bolowskie
Syracuse
Rochester
Butler-Badman
Stondehntress Regis
Grant Bredt
Delaney
Graebel
Funeral Home Inc
Irland
Kinne St. Syr
Assump- Eaton-Tut Flon
St ' NY
Genesee St Vie
Bartolomeo Fumieral Home
Fairchild & Meech. Inc
Onondaga St
Ae “Farone & Son, Inc
Park St
Syr
Acoson Glanville Tappan Is Funeral Ie, Inc. Funerag Hi
Frasier-Shepardson
Marcellus
Mauls
Sein Funeral Home
Gang I Whelan Bros Inc
Borgynski-Hollis
Death notices and funeral home listings
Obituary notices reference multiple funeral homes including Gimunski Wysocki 1320 Faneses St 422 5087 Greenleaf Funeral Home and Ing Funeral Home Inc 1921 W Genesee St 458 5521 Reagan Osbell Knight Funeral Home Inc at 2008 Salina 422 2536. The fragmented text lists funeral directors and contact numbers.
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Gimunski-Wysocki, Inc
Faneses St
Greenleaf Funeral Home
ING Funeral Home Inc
Genesee St
Reagan-Osbell-Knight Funeral Home Inc
Salina
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George Shannon
Julian Vrieslander
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Edward Sloan
State Department of Motor Vehicles
Duane Whiteman
Grisamore
Locke
N.Y
Genoa
Aiter Dahta
Barre Guild
Gheoty.simpson Monument CO
Metcalf Dr
Lake Ave
E. Raymond Young
Ledyard
Young
Venice
Cayuga Loage Offree
Atecepted Masons
Paul £. Hickey
Robert E. Muggleton
Skaneateles
Elizabeth N. Rooker
Utica St
Galen
Maurer
Puterany Rumen
Liverpool