Creek TV Show Demonstrates Creek Surveillance In Syracuse
The second test of closed circuit television to guard Onondaga Creek against drownings will occur at 2 pm tomorrow at the Oxford Street bridge. Mayor Henninger and city officials are invited to view a Cage Television division demonstration, following last Friday's GE presentation. Four cameras will monitor the creek under Donald Pitts and John Grant, showing how TV surveillance can deter youth drownings.
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Onondaga Creek
Oxford Street Bridge
Henninger
Common Council
Cage Television
Thompson Products, Inc
General Electric Co
Donald Pitts
Cage
John Grant
Lales
Modern Electronics
Laboratory of
Syracuse
Kranz Low Bid Accepted on Route in Onondaga County
Construction Ltd of Albany submitted the low bid of 417381.18 for resurfacing and widening 4.3 miles of Route from Washington Street, Mantius, to the county line in Onondaga County. The road will widen from 20 to 24 feet. Oscar DeBree, Inc of Rochester bid 459856.00.
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We Sang Construcion Lo. Inc
Albany
Onondaga County
Washington SL
Mantius
Oscar DeBree, Inc
Rochester
Four Injured In Mishaps In Oneida Area
Three children and one young man were treated at Oneida City hospital yesterday. Robert LaClaire, 19, of 33 No. Main St, cut his left thumb on a frame saw at work and was discharged after treatment. Five year old Charles Sicilia of RD 1, Munnsville, lacerated his scalp when he struck his head with an ax and was released. Mary J. Famaralo, 2, Gilmore Village, suffered a cut lip when hit by a swing at Sylvan Beach and was treated. Stephen R. Serviss, 21 months, of RD 1, Canastota, had a compound fracture of the right thumb when a window sash fell on his finger.
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Oneida
Oneida City Hospital
Robert LaClaire
No. Main St
Charles Sicilia
RD 1
Munnsville
Mary J. Famaralo Two
Gilmore Village
Sylvan Beach
Stephen R. Serviss
Canastota
Check passer fined fifty dollars in Greene county
Norwich police rearrested Frank W Beadle a truck driver from Greene after release from a jail term on a check charge He was turned over to Greene police to face a second charge of petty larceny Before Police Justice Marion Singer of Greene he was fined fifty dollars and ordered to make restitution of twenty dollars
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Norwich
Frank W. Beadle
Greene
Beadle
William Henninge
Marion Singer
Marcellus seeks federal aid for new sewage plant
The Village of Marcellus applied for a 429000 federal grant to finance a 97000 sewage treatment facility. Inspectors noted a partial cave in the current plant and said funds are already allocated. new grants await fiscal year allocations starting July 1. If pollution in Mile Creek worsens, Marcellus may receive priority for aid to serve the woolen village.
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Marcellus
Nonery Renmigan
Irving Grossman
Hennigan and Grossman
Mile Creek
L C Egleston Rites Saturday
L C Egleston a long time egg and poultry dealer from 2363 Valley Dr died today at his barn in the Town of Clay He was a former farm owner in Marcellus member of First Baptist Church and Farm Bureau Surviving are his wife a daughter a son a sister and three grandchildren Services will be at his home at 3 30 pm Saturday with Rev Arnold Westcott officiating Burial will be in Valley Cemetery Friends may call this evening and from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 pm
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Lyle C. Egleston
Valley Dr
Clay
Egleston
Marcellus
First Baptist ‘Church
Farm Bureau
Winnie Melvin Egleston
Laurence Wilson Jr
Russell Egleston
Isabelle Egleston
Arnold Westcott
Valley Cemetery
Tontor“Row
Fopels
Missing heir found through Yellow Pages leads to reunion
A man recalls finding an old friend's name in a heirs list and recognizes it after seeing a lumber retail firm in the Yellow Pages. He notes the discovery rekindled a friendship and earned a reward. The ad underscores Yellow Pages as a first stop for locating movers, mattresses, bedding, or beauty shops.
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M ‘Hennessy
B.S
Columbus Statue Will Remain in Circle
Col umbus statue in St Marys Circle will stay put after officials clarified a proposal misread. Mayor Henninger and City Planning officials announced there is no plan to move the Columbus monument, despite earlier sketches suggesting relocation near Montgomery Street and a civic cultural center. A separate Cortland fire report cites firefighters dousing a rubbish fire at 59 Owego Street, near Mrs Winifred Bell, in 17 minutes yesterday.
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Christophiery Heikoff
Columbus
St. Mary's Circle
Joseph Heikoff
Montgomery
Celary
Civic and University Law College
Syracuse
Henninger
Montgomery Street
Heikoff
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Peter J. Donohoe
Syracuse Linus Chile
Donohoe
The
Lisnellas
Roger Moreland
Lions
Kranz
UMM ML
L.C. Egleston
Genevieve Henne
Ward
Y Mae Callum
Downtown
Shoppingtown
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