Regents College Scholarships Named for New York State Pupils
The New York State Education Department lists high school pupils winning Regents College Scholarships this year. About 160000 seniors in 1300 schools took the Regents Scholarship Examination on October 4. total awards reach 18743 with Seneca County earning 43 and Tompkins County 77.
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New York State Education Department
Seneta County
Tompkins Co
Taezholder
Bate En LO
Reggents
Rawards
Interlaken Central School
Robert G. Burns
Ina J. Clawson
Robert R. Elliot
Warren Hanford
Elaine C. Hull
John Swanson
Diedrich K. Wil
Tax Resolution Passed By Interlaken School
Interlaken Central School District approves a 50 percent tax reduction for residents aged 65 and older with income under 3000 upon application to town assessors, deadline May 2. Board discusses salary increases from 5200 to 5600, resignations, new hire Donald Walling, half to full return of Miss Anne Thomas, and athletic clinic attendance. January payments listed for General and Cafeteria funds.
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Interlaken
Interlaken Central School
Interlaken Central School Board of Education
Board of Education
Lydia Johnson
Donald Walling
Johnson
Walling
Ithaca College
Dryden Central School
Maurice L. Patterson
Anne Thomas
Marvin Rich
John Gunman
Gran
Trumansburg School Bonds Sold At Low 3.49%
The Trumansburg Central School Board accepted Tompkins County Trust Company’s bid for 1,076,000 dollars in bonds to fund the August 1965 construction program. The 3.49 percent rate, with the highest premium, is noted as the lowest in 18 months.
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Trumansburg
Board of Education
Trumansburg Central School
Tompkins County Trust Company
Arthur J. Golder, Jr
Ernmental Statistical Corporation of
Syracuse
Richard Michaels
The
Governmental Statistical Corporation
First National Bank of
Ithaca
First National Bank of Waterloo
Halsey
Stuart and Co., Inc
Bankers Trust Co
Smith Barney Co
Tompkins County Trust Co
Voters thanked as Tburg board sets election
TRUMANSBURG Village officials thanked voters for the water referendum result at February meeting. They plan to pursue federal aid and extend Civil Defense services up to 135 days with no rental fee. A March 2 village election for two trustees was set, with registration March 4 at the firehouse.
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Trumansburg
Civil Defense
Doris Levy
Crandall and Miller Engineers
Ovid Seeks Public Vote On Sewer Plan Schedule
Ovid plans sewer system updates under a Health Commissioner order with a 1968 completion target. A public information meeting is set for March 8 1967 at the Ovid Municipal Building to explain the order, plans, costs, and funding to Village residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ovid
O’brien & Gere
Syracuse
Commissioner of Health
State of New York
Ovid Municipal
Andrew J. Fuller
Public Health Engineering
New York
Robert W. Watson
Pioneer Party Nominates Coleman and Jager for Village Trustee
In TRUMANSBURG the Pioneer Party selected Robert Scotty Coleman and Peter Jager as candidates for the March election. The caucus held Feb. 9 marks the fifth village election for the Pioneer, a party formed to boost voter interest in village affairs. Ronald Taylor, former village trustee and water commissioner, chaired the Pioneer. National party affiliation does not affect village politics. both Citizen and Pioneer maintain mixed Democratic and Republican enrollments.
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Trumansburg
Pioneer Party
Robert
Scotty
Coleman
Peter Jager
Pioneer
Ronald Taylor
Citizen
Ulysses Republicans to Run Incumbent slate in 1967
The Ulysses Republican Committee announced that all fall election candidates will be incumbents. Supervisor Clifford Bower seeks another two year term, Francis Potter aims for another two years as Highway Superintendent, Alice Conover returns as Town Clerk, Lloyd Ellis runs for a four year council term, and Dana Poyer seeks a four year Justice seat.
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Trumansburg
Ulysses
Republican Committee
Clifford Bower
Francis Potter
Alice Conover
Lloyd Ellis
Dana Poyer
Justice
Covert Considers Change in Term for Town Officials
Interlaken Town Board discussed 4 year terms for Highway Superintendent and Town Clerk instead of current 2 year terms. No action taken though a term length change could be approved by board vote. Town Clerk reported licenses and revenues and the board approved a health insurance rider.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Interlaken
Webb Rankin
George Hunt
Morris Brown
Aubrey Smith
Jack Wiggins
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Art Holmberg
Griffith
Interlaken School
Interlaken Board of Education
Ted
Atlantic City
Tburg Board
Pioneers
Covert
Lodi
Robert Northrup
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