Senator Graves to retire son to run for seat
Senator Rhoda Fox Graves the first and only woman elected to the New York State Senate plans retirement at end of current term. Her son Paul D. Graves 40 a farmer and attorney seeks the Republican nomination for the 39th District covering St. Lawrence and Franklin Counties. Graves pledged to support her mother’s policies on milk and power and is a World War II veteran. The primary on August 24 will determine the GOP nominee who will face the Democrat in the November 2 general election.
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Drew Pearson Honored by Purple Heart in Syracuse
Drew Pearson, renowned news analyst, received a Purple Heart honor from the Onondaga County Chapter for patriotic service. The luncheon at Hotel Syracuse featured Hurlbur W. Smith receiving a community service award. Pearson is set to speak at Syracuse University on journalism day, with praise from Dean M Lyle Spencer and Red Cross and veterans’ initiatives noted.
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