Trustees Hold Hearing Monday On New Side Street Parking
Trustees will hold a public hearing Monday on a proposed change to the Traffic Ordinances for night time alternate side of the street parking on side streets in the Main Street area and South Buckhout Street in front of Half Moon Apartments. The move follows previous informal hearings, aims to add about ten parking spaces, and tests whether streets can stay clear of snow and remain clean.
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Boaray of Trustees
Main Street
South Buckh!out Street
Half Moon Apartments
South Buckhout Street
Aqueduct
Croton Aquéduct
Burnham Corp. Ups Dividends Announcement
Burnham Corporation directors authorize a 20 cent per share cash dividend plus a 17 percent special dividend on common stock payable December 31 1964 to holders of record December 11 The 2 for 1 stock split in March 1964 reduced outstanding shares from 125 826 to 21 652 and the 1964 total dividends per share amount to 80 cents on the total outstanding shares versus 1 50 per share in 1963
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Burnham Corporation Common Tack
Burglars Take Money Jewelry From Circle Drive Home
Police investigate a Thanksgiving weekend burglary at the Raymond Beckley residence on Circle Drive. Entry via a forced front door. valuables missing include more than $400 in small bills a roll of coins a pearl necklace a gemstone and a portable television. Officers documented the scene and collected fingerprints. entry was made through the rear kitchen door. The home was not listed as vacant.
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Raymond Beckley
Circle Drive
Mr. Beckley
Nicholas Raimondo
Pat
John McSharry
Sameo
John Hannon
IHS Christmas Concert At Dows Lane Auditorium
Irvington High School students will present a Christmas Concert on Thursday December 10 at 8 p.m. in the auditorium of the elementary school on Dows Lane.
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IHS
Dows Lane
Irvington High School
Judy Grant
Eugene ‘Sprague
Henry Conlin
Frederick F. Jenkins
Walter Hawkes
Daniela Fragiacomo
Lillian Hackbarth
Th-Sushers Club
Court Fines Total 116 Dollars From City Session
Fines totaling 116 dollars were collected by Police Judge John H Norris at last night's court. Anthony Arancia of Yonkers paid 25 dollars for interfering with traffic on South Cottenet Street. Anthony Sachili of the Bronx paid 20 dollars for speeding and Barbara Costello of Tarrytown paid 20 for switching plates. Other fines covered speeding, running a red light, passing a stopped school bus, and dog leash and parking ordinance violations.
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Anthony Arancia
Yonkers
South Cottenet Street
South Cottenet
Anthony Sachili
Bronx
Barbara Costello
Tarrytown
Democrats Picket Governor Rockefeller Home With Live Duck
A live duck symbol led a county Democrat protest outside Governor Nelson Rockefeller’s Pocantico Hills home. Taxter Road coordinator Donald Hulnick and about fifty protesters demanded a nonpartisan commission to redraw state senate and assembly lines to be fair to both parties. Leaders included Assemblyman-elect Lawrence Cabot and Senators-elect Royden Letsen and Max Berking. Assemblyman-elect Thomas J. McInerney was absent.
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Donald Hulnick
Taxter Road
Pocantico Hills
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Hub
Jacob Unterhill
Lawrence Cabot
Royden Letsen
Max Berk
Ing
Stae Senaors
Assemblyman
Thomas J. McInerney
Senate
Assembly
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Ups
Ppara
Burnham Corporation
Hnick
Eastchester
York State
Albany
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