Dugan school board wins in record Liverpool vote
Liverpool voters backed Dugan aligned candidates in a historic district election, sweeping the school board slate and unseating incumbent vice president Lora Lee Buches. The tally followed a contentious battle over supt. rehire and district leadership. Deputy results showed L Korte defeating Buchta in a related contest.
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Ales J. Juhn
Convictions Reversed in Civil Rights Case
In a Niagara Mohawk Power matter, two civil rights defendants against Frank Briton were freed as the court reversed convictions. The Weiser Court and Judge Grmand Mh Gale ruled the earlier process failed to meet due process standards. County officials had contended otherwise, but the reversal stands as the decisive action.
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Aliss Carolsion
Niagara-Mohawk
Smith elected president of Farmers & Traders Life Ins Co
Matthias J. Smith of Otsego County has been named president of Farmers & Traders Life Insurance Co. He served as acting president since the death of Alvin E. Hanson and became executive vice president on March 1, 1965 after years on the board. Earlier he ran a family dairy and had directed the company since 1969. The article also references a separate court case involving two defendants and a judge’s remarks on intrusion charges and sentencing.
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Otsego County
More Medicaid talks planned in state elections
The article outlines ongoing and upcoming discussions on Medicaid reform amid a crowded voting scene. It notes 2,694 voters casting ballots in districts from Fayetteville to Westville, with details on school board races and budget approvals. It mentions state education commissioner James E Allen and others weighing limits on Medicaid plans while federal and state officials testify in Washington.
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Reilly
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Wilbur J. Cohen
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Wilbur D. Mills
New York
Federal Treasury
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John W. Byrac
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Hisston Camp Runs Eight Weeks This Summer
Syracuse Rescue Mission sponsors an eight week recreation and country company projects for more than 40 children aged six to 14. Camp Theahaja, the new LaFayette Jay camp, starts Monday with four two week sessions on a 400 acre site donated by Robert Bacher of Bocher Lumber Co.
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Tobert Bacher
Bocher Lumber Co
Cook Road
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