Altmar-Parish-Williamstown budget gains second vote
Voters in the Altmar Parish Williamstown Central School District will vote again on the 3,158,459 dollar budget for 1975 76 with polling hours noon to 9 p m on July 3 at the junior senior high school Parish The defeat by nine votes on June 10 triggers a revote and a second budget hearing is set for 8 p m July 1 at the high school More than 200 residents attended the meeting to discuss the defeat and options including a reduced or contingency budget and possible eliminations of nonessential items including athletics if the budget fails again.
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Altmar-Parish-Williamstown
Aitmar-Parish-Williamstown
Board of Education
Anna Bryant
Amboy
Education Department
Margaret Wright
Parish
Judge rejects bid to block Adirondack prison unit closure
A New York judge refused to stop the Adirondack Correctional Treatment and Camp Adirondack closures. The ruling leaves the state free to proceed but bars layoffs through mid September, with 88 staff slated for across the state, including 17 in Dannemora. The corrections department plans to absorb ACTEC programs into other facilities.
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Schenectady
N.Y
Lattsburgh
State Supreme Court
Norman R. Harvey
Council 82
American Federation of State
Afl-Cio
Adirondack Correctiona
Camp Adirondack
Clinton State Unson
Dannemora
Pattsburgh
State Department of Correctional Services
Hugh Carey
ACTEC
Corrections Department
ACEC
ACETC
LOSS Council seeks funds for class action over Lake Ontario level
Lake Ontario shoreowners convened in Oswego to raise a $10,000 target for hiring a hydraulic engineer and lawyer to sue the International Joint Commission over lake levels, claiming 245.6 feet current level damages property and erosion. Officials cited past dam cases and expect a 3–4 year legal process.
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Lake Ontario South Shore
Loss) Council
International Joint Commission
Lake Ontario
LOSS
Norbert Schroth
Kester
Donald F
Ketchum
Williamson
Oswego County
Army Corps of Engineers
Great Lakes
St. Lawrence
Central Square woman faces preliminary hearing in fatal Route 49 crash
Margaret Shaffer 32 of Paradise Rd Central reacquires bail at 5000 for criminally negligent homicide in the death of Christopher Handy 11 of Central Square RD 1. A preliminary hearing was set for June 30 with attorney Benjamin Russell appointed. She also faces DWI and leaving the scene charges to be heard July 11 before Justice Cook. Police say she struck Handy as he stood on Route 49 shoulder then fled. The youth died from multiple internal injuries and a fractured neck.
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Central Square
Margaret Shaffer
Paradise Rd
Central Re
Oswego County
Christopher Handy
Central Square RD 1
Shaffer
Hastings Town
Robert Apgar
Apgar
Benjamin Russell
Oswego
Acing
West Monroe
Christopher Cook
Handy Bo
Route 49
el Dur Manor
D. J. Reidy
D. M. D’elia
Bureau of Criminal Investigation
0. P. Honors
Zagame backs bill to shield New York dairy farmers
Albany Assemblyman John R. Zagame says a proposed Milk Producers Security Fund would guarantee dairy farmers payment if dealers go bankrupt. The plan chargers dealers one cent per hundredweight into a $2 million fund, with the state Agriculture and Markets Department arbitrating and pursuing repayment if needed.
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Albany
John R. Zagame
Oswego
Oneida
Assembly
Assembly Agriculture Committee
Itedeka Zagame
Senate
Assemblyman Zagame
State Commissioner of Agriculture and Markets
Zagame
Tam Alsu
Atives
Producers Security Fund
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