Trumansburg Teachers and Board Start Mediation Talks
The Trumansburg School Board and the Teachers Association meet July 31 with mediator Robert Doherty. Speaking for teachers, NYS Association's Thomas Husted cites base salary disputes and health coverage. The board offers $100 raise with no new funds. teachers seek $7000 base and 100 percent family health insurance, plus job security and policy protections.
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Trumansburg
TCS School Board
Teachers Assoc
Robert Doherty
Public Employees Relations Board
Thomas Husted
NYS Teachers Assoc
Thomas Major
Steve Johnson
del Borden
TCS
Notcu
del Boden
Merchants to gain inclusion in village garbage contract
Trumansburg village authorizes Attorney Golder to draft a new garbage disposal contract with bids to be advertised in September. Merchants previously excluded from Seymour's Disposal Service bid for five years may receive partial pickup as part of the updated plan funded by taxes. Fire Chief Al Moore secures street rope-off for Aug 26 hose competition in centennial celebrations. Three new members join the department: Lynn Bradley, Tom Morgan, and Sidney Tompson.
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Trumansburg
Golder
Seymour
al Moore
Washington and
Seneca
Fire Dept
New York
Lynn Bradley
Tom Morgan
Sidney Tompson
Sebring Plans Retirement From New York Youth Division
Edgar D. Sebring, field representative for the New York State Division for Youth in a nine county Southern Tier district, will retire effective July 31 after 19 years in the post and 33 years in youth service. He has held leadership roles since 1940 and served in World War II Red Cross programs.
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Trumansburg
Edgar D. Sebring
New York State
Division
Mr. Sebring
Newfield Central
Elmira
Sebring
American National Red Cross
North Africa
43Rd Ordnance Battalion
82Nd Airborne Division
Red Cross Club Mobile
United States Naval Training Center
Sampson
Navy
Ithaca
New York State Division For
New York State Recreation and Parks Society Inc
New York State Recreation Society
New York State Association For Health, Physical Education and Recreation
Ithaca Lodge of Elks
Ithaca Kiwanis Club
Elmira Free Academy
Ithaca College
Four resign shakeup hits South Seneca school board
Four members submitted resignations at a special meeting in Interlaken, effective July 19 1972, leaving three on the board and prompting talk of a special election. Kellogg named president amid a split vote. remaining business included new buses, staffing changes, and tenure discussions.
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South Seneca Central School
Board of Education
Interlaken
Jerald Kellogg
Robert Akins
Robert Cox
Charles Wickes
Elmer Porter
Commissioner of Education
Lind and Swick
Kellogg
Cox
Kenney and Lewis win School Board seats
William Kenney of Slack Road and Richard Lewis of Iradel Road won the two seats on the TCS school board last Wednesday. Kenney took the five year term with 315 votes to Alberta Sebring’s 283. Lewis defeated five challengers for the three year term with 179 votes. Voters approved a $2,534,652 budget, four new buses, and renting rooms to BOCES. A budget hearing addressed public concerns over clarity and timing.
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Trumansburg
William Kenney
Slack Rd
Richard Lewis
Iradel Rd
T.C.S
Kenney
Alberta Sebring
Applegate Rd
Lewis
la Netta Husted
James Sirrine
Beverly Morley
Millicent Tubbs
Peter Dumont
BOCES
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Murphy
Trumansburg Fair
Leslie Lind
Fred Swick
Stanley VanVleet
Ed O’connor
Akins
Kenney and
Robert E. Doherty
Industrial and Labor Relations School
Cornell
Teachers Association