Rumor of July Gasoline Jump Prompts Urgent Fill-Ups
Central New York service station operators warn customers to fill up before a rumored five to seven cent per gallon gas price rise ahead of the July 4th weekend. Oil company spokesmen say increases may occur, but likely only one to two cents, with timing varying and mostly tied to crude costs and import taxes.
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Central
Kelly
Herald-Journal
Ford
Federal Energy Office
Mobil Oil Co
New York City
Mobil
Texaco Oil Co
Buffalo
Texaco
Atlantic Richfield
Shell Oil Companies
Syracuse
Shell
Exxon Oil Co
Exxon
Gulf Oil Co
Georgia
Gulf
FEA
Fair post goes to Mrs Crowley
Mrs Elizabeth J Crowley of Auburn was confirmed as women's director of State Fair Art and Home Center by Commissioner John Dyson and will assume the post Monday.
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Emily Butterfield
Elizabeth J. Crowley
Auburn
State Fair Art and Home Center
Miss Felice Wins Crown in Pageant
A 17 year old Brewerton girl, Miss Lauren Felice, was crowned Miss Onondaga County Teenager at the Holiday Inn West after beating 12 contestants. Felice, a Cicero High School graduate, will compete in the August Miss New York Teenager Pageant in Norwich and the Norwich winner advances to Miss American Teenager in Miami Beach. Runners up included Diane Gwilt, Amy Coolican, Laurie Bowman, Maria Johnson, and Julie Sebring.
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Onondaga County
Holiday Inn West
Lauren Felice
Cicero High School
New York
Norwich
Miami Beach
Fla
Diane Gwilt
Corcoran
Amy Coolican
Westhill
Laurie Bowman
Liverpool
Maria Johnson
Roxboro Middle School
Julie Sebring
Fire protection at Clinton Square post office defended
USPS official declares the downtown Clinton Square post office a perfectly safe building despite no water sprinkler system on the third floor. He notes four clearly marked exits per corner, a floor containment design, and regular fire drills while detailing past upgrades and a planned move to Taft Road within two years.
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Donald F. Sager
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U.S. Postal Service
Herald-Journal
Postal Service
U.S
Secret Service
Sager
General Services Administration
Taft Road
Federal
Federal Building
Jaycees Field Days Set to Open With Bigger Fireworks
The West Genesee Jaycees announce their annual field days begin Monday with a spokesman promising bigger and better fireworks displays. The July 4 parade starts at noon Friday from the Top of the Hat Restaurant, heading east along Route 6 to Camillus Plaza.
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Jaycees
Top of the Hat
Route 6
Camillus Plaza
Name the Camel contest draws hundreds of entries
Burnet Zoo invites residents of all ages to name its new African dromedary camel. Postcards must be postmarked by Monday to enter, with popular picks including Lemac Camelot Humphrey and Limp. The winner receives dinner for two, a Caniclot Restaurant prize, and a Friends of the Burnet Zoo family membership with zoo benefits.
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Department of Parks and Recreation
Spencer St
Syracuse
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Lumpy
Caniclot
Mony Plaza
Friends of the
Murphy elected 78th NYS Bar Association president
Joseph H. Murphy of Syracuse, longtime area attorney, becomes the 78th president of the New York State Bar Association. He chairs multiple state finance and governance agencies, served as state Taxation and Finance commissioner 1959–1969, and has held leadership roles in the bar since 1971. He is an Syracuse University alumnus and professor, married with five children.
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Medical Care Facilities Finance Agency
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State Board of Equalization and Assessment
Nelson Rockefeller
House of Delegates
State Bar
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Bar
Syracuse University
College of Law
Ben
Square plan for Clinton Square park returns to review
Syracuse Common Council voted to send the Clinton Square park plan back to the Transportation and Community Development offices for more study. Officials including Commissioner Michel, Commissioner Storto, and traffic engineer James Napoleon will reassess Erie Boulevard closure to finance a 1.3 million redesign with a theater, recreation center, lily pond and skating rink funded by state urban renewal money. Some council members urged waiting for new plans. local merchants oppose moving Water Street and Salina Street businesses may not benefit.
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Clinton Square
Erie Boulevard
City Department of Transporation
David §. Michel
Raymond M. Storto
James Napoleon
S. Salitta
S. Clinton Streets
Erie
W. Water Street
James C. Tormey
Joyce I. Ross
Armand J. Magnarelli
Ross
Michel
Salina Street
Water Street
Tormey
Two arrested in armed robbery at Seneca Drive-in
Waterloo police charged James Rodman and Rita Sisto with first degree robbery for a Sunday night hold up at the Seneca Drive-in Theater near Geneva. They were jailed without bail awaiting grand jury action. a third suspect and ongoing investigation led by BCI Investigator John Eno were noted, with cashier Denise DePasquale tied during the theft of $447.
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Seneca Drive-in
Geneva
James Edward Rodman
Sedgwick Drive
Rita Beatrice Sisto
Wendell Ter
James Richardson
Seneca County
BCI
John Eno
Denise DePasquale
Daniel DePasquale
Burglary Charges Filed Against Two Syracuse Teens
State police report that two 18 year olds from the Syracuse area, alongside two juveniles, were stopped in a stolen car from Dave Ball Cadillac in Syracuse. They face burglary and unauthorized use of an automobile charges after authorities say they entered garages on Route 104 in Maple View to steal gasoline and a bicycle. The suspects are jailed in Oswego County on burglary counts while juveniles await family court action.
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Syracuse Area
J.E. Rucynski
J W. Taylor
Dave Ball Cadillac
Syracuse
Route 104
Maple View
Mexico
Oswego County
Man sentenced to penitentiary for petty larceny
A 29 year old Gifford Street man, Edward Krichbaum, pleaded guilty to petty larceny for taking welding equipment from Oneida Steel Erectors in Sabine Street last October. He received one year at Onondaga County Correctional Facility. his accomplice, Palmer Woolman Jr., 26, of Salina Street, was sentenced to three years probation on April 3.
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Jamesville
Edward Krrchbaum
Gifford St
James R. Anderson
Krichbaum
Oneida Steel
Sabine Street
Palmer C. Woolman Jr
Salina Sr
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