Oswego Mayor Questions Traffic Count At Bridge Street
Oswego Mayor John O C Conway challenged a state traffic survey at the Liberty Street Bridge intersection. He said counts now underway by the Department of Transportation will not reflect a true picture until fall when the new high school and Oswego College transient enrollments affect traffic and parking near Liberty and Bridge streets. Alderman James Comerford noted parking near the intersection worsens the problem.
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Oswego
John O.C. Conway
Art W. Bridge
Liberty Streets
State Department of Transportation
Conway
Oswego Jaycees
James Comerford
George Brietbeck
Brietbeck
Comerford
Liberty
Bridge Streets
Transportation Department of the State
Jaycees
Girl Hurt In Two Car Collision At West Fifth Street
Elizabeth J. Chiarella 17 of Oswego was taken to Oswego Hospital for a left shoulder injury after a collision at West Fifth Street and Oneida Street. Pamela E. McCarthy 21 of Marcellus received a ticket for two violations as police said McCarthy failed to yield at the stop sign and operated an unregistered vehicle. The Chiarella car hit broadside and struck a fire hydrant, breaking it.
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Oswego Hospital
West Fifth
Oneida Street
Elizabeth J. Chiarella
Snell Road
Oswegs
David Saylor
Pamela E. McCarthy
Marcellus
Saylor
Elizabeth Chiarella
West Fifth Street
Pamela McCathy
Chiarella
Expectant Parents Classes Start at Oswego Hospital
Oswego County Public Nursing Service announces a series of expectant parents classes beginning Tuesday at Oswego Hospital. The sessions meet in the hospital cafeteria at 7 30 p m each Tuesday for six or seven weeks.
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Oswego County
Fulton Mayor Urges Citizens to Aid Public Works
Mayor Percy Patrick Jr issues an open letter to residents asking help for the Department of Public Works. He outlines debris rules, curbside pickup, and a six day garbage schedule, urging residents to use containers and curb on pickup days.
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Public Works
Department
Department of Public Works
Fulton
Ncessary
Department of Publi Works
Patrick
Memorial Day rites scheduled in Wolcott and nearby cemeteries
Memorial Day services begin at 8 a.m. in North Wolcott Cemetery and 9 a.m. in Huron Evergreen Cemetery with a 10:30 a.m. village parade. Speakers include Rev. James Layton of Walcott Baptist Church and Rev. William English of St. Stephen's Episcopal Church.
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Wolcott
Huron Evergreen Cemetery
Donald Card
American Legion
Huron
James Layton
Walcott Baptist Church
Fiorentine Hendrick
New Hartford Street
Hendrick School
Card
Gas rate increase refused by public commission
The Public Service Commission blocked a rate hike by St. Lawrence Gas Co Inc, keeping current rates while an inquiry reviews if 703 800 dollars of extra annual revenue is justified. Hearings begin June 8 at Ogdensburg City Hall with Examiner Robert Mulligan presiding. The firm serves about 8100 customers in Ogdensburg Masena and surrounding St Lawrence County.
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Public Service Commission
St. Lawrence Gas Company, Inc
Ogdensbuug City Hall
Robert Mulligan
St. Lawrence Gas Company
Consumers’ Gas
Flooding aid sought near Saranac Lake
Mayor Joan Brewster urged action after basements flooded around Saranac Lake. A Small Business Administration official attended a village meeting to discuss possible five percent loans for 20 to 36 years, with caution that loans were not guaranteed. Donald Duse accused the Conservation Department of improper dam regulation affecting floods and urged open consideration of timing.
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Sarange Lake
Joan Brewster
Robert C. McEwen
Sarangc Lake
Are Mavor
Small Business Bureau
Bureau
Saranac
Brewster
Bureau Repesentative
Donald Duse
Lower
Saranac Lake
Conservation Department
Lake Flower
Clarkson College Graduation Sets Record Size at 78th Commencement
The largest Clark son College of Technology class graduated 554 B S degrees 132 M S degrees and 17 Ph Ds at Clarkson Arena. Dr John W Graham Jr presided conferred degrees across many fields and 64 graduates earned honors while 16 gained great distinction and 48 distinct. Commencement speaker Dr Paul F Chenea of General Motors lauded uncommon education and responsibility and Clarkson awarded honorary degrees to notable figures from Harvard General Dynamics Air Reduction and The Carbonium Gum Company.
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Clarkson College of Technology
Clarkson
John W. Graham, Jr
Paul F. Chenea
General Motors
Chena
George B. Kistiakowsky
Abbott and
James Lawrence
Harvard University
David S. Lewis, Jr
General Dynamics
Potsdam
John W. Graham Jr
Jeff
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Watertown Limits Property Tax Hike to 15 Cents
Watertown officials approved a modest property tax rate increase to $2.25 per $100 assessed value, down from $2.60, after including $806,000 in projected state aid in the 1971-72 budget. The council also boosted water rates by 50 percent, raised sewer charges to 100 percent of water bills, and increased garage and landfill fees as part of the budget adoption. The final budget will be formally approved at an adjourned meeting and becomes effective July 1.
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Ronald G. Forbes
Executive Council
Forbes
Mon
Watertown
Council Deerty
Student exhibit days attracts 1 000 visitors
The Watertown Student exhibit days closed after eight days at the redesign center on Public Square with more than 1 000 visitors. William L. Curtis Jr. of the Watertown Education Association called it one of the biggest successes in our history. Rep. Robert C. McEwen and Ray Samson signed the guest roster among 523 names.
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William L. Curtis Jr
The
Watertown Education Association
Watertown
Redesign Center
Public Square
Robert C. McEwen
New York State Teachers Association
Ray Samson
Curtis
Edu
Cation
John Williamson
Downstate
Oely
Counselors to Meet at Malone Golf Club
The Northern Nework Personnel and Guidance Association will hold its annual meeting at Malone Golf and Country Club in Malone on Tuesday. A social hour is set for 6 30 p m with dinner to follow at 7 30 p m.
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Northern Nework Personnel & Guidance Association
Malone Golf & Country Club
Malone
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Herald-American
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