Hudson Valley cites call to repeal highway bill
A Hudson Valley mayor urges openness in Albany and warns opposition to a proposed north south road south of the Tappan Zee Bridge. He notes citizen time and money spent gathering state facts and backs repeal legislation led by Assemblyman Cabot, with support from Sen Letsen and Assemblyman Cerosky. The joint survey committee forms to study alternatives amid public concern and legislative action continues.
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Albany
Tappan Zee Bridge
New York City
Hudson
Tappan Zee
Assembly
Hudson Valley
Royden A. Letsen
D-Yonkers
Cabot
Richard A. Cerosky
R-Valhalla
Senate
Lawrence Cabot
Assemblyman
Assemblyman Cabot
Department of Public Works
Gordon
Senior class lists and merit test results reported
The article lists names of students by grade level Elaine Crawford through Mary Ward and Emily Wiggin, with Mark Bono and others in Tenth and Eleventh Grades. In March 35 of 82 sophomores took the N E D T S, with seven earning certificates of merit for top ten percent national scores including Alexandra Haynes and Cheryl Mielke.
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Elaine Crawford
Victorine Fleer
Michael Fogel
Robin Irwin
Russell Prince
Laura Schultz
Paul Shapiro
Claudia Versfelt
Nancy Ward
Emily Wiggin
Mark Bono
Robert Boyle
Alexandra Haynes
Cherryl Mielke
Kurt Schuttenberg
Sarah Cosgrove
Toba Fahrer
Karen Flint
Marcie Kalen
Douglas Roy
Thomas Seus
Stewart Stover
Mary Wistrand
Ian Wright
Paula Cerbone
Peter Downey
John Bacon
Larry Beck
Anne Bryan
Larry Evans
Robert Fox
Jeffrey Gammel
Frederick Kocher
Dianne Lewis
Janet Marks
Cheryl’ Mielke
Mary Murtha
Sandra Russell
Thomas Scharf
Margaret Schobinger
Katherine Sheridan
Sandra Stover
Marjorie Friedman
Sunnyside
Robin Koskinen
Gail Versfelt
Paulla Cerbone
Peter Dy
Robin “Koskinen
Friedman
Wormley
University of Connecticut
Pennsylvania State
Marymount College
Manhattan College
R.C.A. Institute
University of Denver
University of Buffalo
Colgate
McGill University
Grove City
Skidmore
Albany
Brandeis
Mount Holyoke
Russell Sage
Endicott Jr. College
University of Washington
Delhi
Westminster
University of Rochester
Irvington High seniors win multiple academic awards
The Irvington High School senior class features Eve Marder and Mark Goodman among top scholars earning National Merit Finalist and commendations. Other students receive Regents Scholarships and various society honors including Pi Tau etc with awards from PTA and local civic groups.
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Paula Cerbone
Mark Goodman
Eve Marder
Constance Milward
Gail ‘Versfelt
Lynn Avedis
New York State
Mark
Goodman
Robin Koskinen
Karen McKinley
Regents
Mark J Seedman
William Handley
Patricia Reilly
Robert Bane
Daniela Fragiacomo
Frank
Gasparini
Irvington High School
Helen Brown
Frank Gasparini
Irvington‘ High ‘School
M.' C.delormo
Noon lunch hour widened for 9th to 12th grades in village
Road from Broadway to the park ing lot will be a busy thoroughfare in winter due to essential traffic. The district plans to close the noon hour to all 5th to 8th graders and allow 9th to 12th graders to leave school grounds for lunch to ease crowding and seats. Kenneth Howell received multiple awards including National Honor Society and Driver Education. Laurie Chapman named elementary teacher. Rose Fogel to be library clerk. Dorothy Harehan resigns. Transportation contract awarded for Woodlands High School summer session with two buses out and one back.
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Broadway
Roger Fallon
Kenneth Howell
Jeffrey Holt
Daniela Fragiacomo
Frank Gasparini
Mary
Ellen Murphy
Laura Kotoski
Barbara MacIntosh
Catherine “ Gasperini
Tanie Reich
Susan Ekholm
Lin- Constance Milward
Jon — Dennis “Nied
David ‘McVinney
Gregory ‘Nilsson
Bruce Kocher
Jack Irvin
Thomas Keefe
James Brennen
John’ Egan
William Kennedy Larry
Fierstein
Jack Hackbarth
John’ Derby
George D'Agostino
Allen Brown
Stanley Cavorsi
Mr. Wormley
Laurie Chapman
Rochester
University of Rochester
Boston University
Chapman
Hamilton
Wellsley
Mass
Rose Fogel
Fogel
Dorothy Harehan
Irvington” Transportation
Woodlands High School
IBM Promotes L J Rankine District Manager in New England
L J Rankine of Glenwold named district manager for IBM Data Processing marketing operations in New England. He succeeds Lawrence E Donegan and will oversee branch offices in Maine New Hampshire Vermont Massachusetts Connecticut and Rhode Island. Rankine joined IBM in 1956 with a background in utilities and electrical engineering from Glasgow University.
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L. John. Rankine
Glenwold
International Business Machines
New England
White Plains
Rankine
Lawrence E. ‘Donegan
Maine
New Hampshire
Vermont
Massachusetts
Connecticut
Rhode Island
IBM
Glasgow University
Scotland
McGill University
Boston
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