County Board Proposes Four Redistricting Plans For Hearing
The County Board of Supervisors will hold a public hearing Monday at 2 30 PM in White Plains to review four redistricting proposals ahead of a final decision due April 15. The plans include a weighted voting option favored to varying degrees, plus three district schemes with at large and mixed representation.
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County Board of Supervisors
White Plains
Berle
Scansdale
New Rochvlle
Mediator Appointed In STA Dispute With Scarsdale Board
Dr. Frank S Endicott, Northwestern University professor, named mediator in the Scarsdale Teachers Association dispute. He will visit April 9 to 11 to review board and STA reports and return mid April to press for recommendations. Flyers at the railroad station argue salaries, with figures showing Scarsdale salaries lower than Pelham and Bronxville for various experience levels. Public hearing set for 8 15 p.m. at Scarsdale Junior High School. budget vote May 8. district meeting and board nominees May 7.
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Frank "S. Endicott
Northwestern University
Board of Education
Scarsdale Teachers Association
Endicott
STA
Scarsdale
STA, Accordingly Acy
Ralph As
Dr. Endicott
Scarsdale Junior High
Village Board Announces New Appointments
The Village Board, at its April 1 meeting, named Edgard as deputy mayor for April 1 1968 to September 30 1968 and Saul Horowitz as deputy mayor for April 1 1968 to 1969. The board also set annual committee appointments including Finance Law Police and Fire Public Relations Public Works Recreation School and Library Station Area and Zoning and Master Plan. Grady F. Jensen was named to a three year term on the Board of Appeals and Harold Tucker was reappointed to the Planning Commission.
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Malcolm A. MacIntyre
Edgard
Saul Horowitz
Pemmer
Papell
Village Board
Village Hall
Charles H. Dyson
Hartselle Kinsey
Albert Forman
Stix
Darrow
Dyson
Mr. Kinsey
Foreman
Mr. Dyson
Horowitz
Grady F. Jensen
Board of Appeals
Willard P. Scott
Harold Tucker
Planning Commission
Bernard D. Atwood
Raymond Ringler
Albert Foreman
Richard Tilden
David Rumsey Jr
Gardner Convocation Tickets Go On Sale May 5 Speech by Gardner
Tickets for the all-Scarsdale Convocation featuring former U S HEW Secretary John W Gardner go on sale starting next Monday. Tickets are restricted to Scarsdale residents and workers with a four ticket limit. requests are by phone to Wayside Cottage and mailed to the applicant. Gardner will speak and receive the Scarsdale Town Club Public Service Award at the May convocation on May 5 at Scarsdale High School Auditorium.
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Scarsdale
Mann
John Gardner
U.S. Secretary of Health, Education and Welfare
Specter Report Now Available for Heathcote Five Corners Area
The Specter Report is in print and available at the Village Hall. Funded by Scarsdale New Rochelle and the County, it analyzes traffic flow roads and developments in Heathcote Five Corners and nearby New Rochelle areas.
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Scarsdale
New Rochelle
Heathcote Five Corners
Water mains flushed in Scarsdale this spring
The Village of Scarsdale Water Department announces pipeline flushing starting Monday April 8 for 5 to 7 weeks depending on weather. Residents may see discolored water on days when department workers are in their area.
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Village of
Scarsdale
Scarsdale Inquirer Named Official Village Newspaper
The Scarsdale Inquirer was designated as the official newspaper at the Village Board annual meeting held Monday night in the Village Hall Annex.
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Scarsdale Inquirer
Village Board
Village meetings listed for April week schedule
April schedule shows the Scarsdale Board of Education meeting on Monday at 8 15 p m in Room 70 of the new wing at Scarsdale High School the Board of Architectural Review at Village Hall Annex Monday April 8 also includes Village Board Meeting Tuesday April 9 and Planning Commission Thursday April 11 both at 8 15 p m at Village Hall Annex
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Board of Education
Scarsdale High School
Board of Architectural Review
Village Hall
Planning Commission
Dem Group Forms to Study Non-Partisan Village Elections
The Scarsdale Democratic Town Committee announced a Special Committee on Village Elections led by Leonard Kane with co chairs Wolfe R Charney and Robert B Greenes. The panel will evaluate the Scarsdale system of electing local officials and the party stance, aiming to report at the June meeting.
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Democratic Committee
Scarsdale
Leonard Kane
Wolfe R. Charney
Robert B. Greenes
Kane
Rusk-Tanne Committee
Democratic Town Committee
Special Study Committee
Scarsdale Democrats split after renomination surprise
Following Lyndon Johnson's decision not to seek renomination, Scarsdale Democrats organize for Kennedy with Robert Greenes as chairman and Philip Hobel as co chair. McCarthy supporters led by Joseph Mintzer and Sally Numberg push to place McCarthy on the June 18 primary ballot, holding numerous coffee meetings including one at 36 Woods Lane hosted by Mrs. Allen Harvey.
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Lyndon Johnson
Scarsdale
Robert Greenes
Democratic Club
Robert F. Kennedy
Philip Hobel
Donellan Road
Bruce Zinkel
Norman S. Matthews
Peter Fishbein
George Leveille, Jr
Matt Mazer
Eugene McCarthy
Joseph Mintzer
Sally Numberg
McCarthy Movement
Allen Harvey
Woods Lane
Virginia Snitow
Ruth Kitchen
Reid Backs Rocky For President Amid Vietnam Peace Push
Rep Ogden R Reid, Republican of Harrison, calls Johnson’s decision not to run courageous. He says Nixon de escalation and peace efforts should be recognized by Hanoi and the Viet Cong. He places Rockefeller in a central position and urges cross party dialogue for 1970s directions.
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Ogden R. Reid
Harrison
Johnson
Hanoi
Mr. Reid
Nelson Rockefeller
Rep. Reid
Vietnam
America
Rep
Reid
Rockefeller
Village Club Elects New President
Newly elected Village Club President Mrs. Donald Stone received the gavel from outgoing president Mrs. Morris Krantz at the annual meeting. Officers include first vice president Mrs. Murray Steyer, second vice president Mrs. Burnham Finney, recording secretary Mrs. Marvin S. Fink, corresponding secretary Mrs. Saul Horowitz Jr., treasurer Mrs. Seymour E. Sims, and directors Mrs. Heming Ballinger Bradshaw Cunningham Feder and Foreman. Nominating chair Mrs. Malcolm A. MacIntyre with members Mrs. Callery and Mrs. Preton.
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Village Club
Donald Stone
Morris Krantz
Murray Steyer
Burnham Finney
Marvin S. Fink
Saul Horowitz Jr
Seymour E. Sims
Charles Heming
Joseph Ballinger
Winston Bradshaw
Charles Cunningham
Samuel Feder
Albert Foreman
Malcolm A. MacIntyre
Thomas R. Callery
Edgar S. Preton
Ullman Named to Scarsdale School Board Ticket
In a special meeting of the Citizens' Nominating Committee Joseph B. Ullman 195 Fox Meadow Road was nominated to fill the three year term on the Scarsdale Board of Education replacing Arthur Ochs Jr who withdrew for health reasons. Ullman and Jackson B. Browning 48 Taunton Road will be presented to voters at the May 7 1968 annual meeting alongside other incumbent members.
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Citizens’ Nominating
Joseph B. Ullman
Fox Meadow Road
Ae Pedoard
Arthur Ochs, Jr
George M. Szabad
Ullman
George F. James
Jackson B. Browning
Taunton Road
Kenneth W. Thompson
Scarsdale
Scarsdale Resident Joseph Ullman Profile
Joseph Ullman, longtime Scarsdale resident of Fox Meadow Road for 26 years, is a Yale and Columbia Law School graduate and partner in the Littauer Gordon Ullman Riseman firm. He is married to Ruth Lindstedt with two children who attended Scarsdale schools.
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Road
J. Walter Severinghaus
Lockwood Road
Philip N. Simon
Carthage Lane
Thompson
Joseph Ullman
Scarsdale
Fox Meadow ‘Road
White Plains High School
Andover
Yale
Columbia Law School
New York
Littauer, Gordon, Ullman & Riseman
Ruth F. Lindstedt
Scarsdale High School
Kenneth
Karen
Green Mountain Jr College
Historic Sign Stolen From Heathcote Inn Site
Greenburgh police investigate the theft of a historic Heathcote Inn sign once held by Frank M. Smith for Town Historian Stephen Angell. The one and a half foot tall, 18 foot long sign hung near a treehouse by Henry Street and attracted pedestrians and drivers.
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Heathcote Inn
Scarsdale
Greenburgh
Frank M. Smith
Old Army Road
Stephen Angell
Angell
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Stanley A. Frankel
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Robert E. Delany
John W. Gardner
Specter
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Outer Roup
Josephine Lyons
Hyde
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Cordy
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Tilden
Conti
John Gass
Dem
Lawrence F. Ebb
Chilton P. Brown
Louis L. Haynes, Jr
Joseph
H. Mintzer
William M. Updike
William I. Riegelman
Millard Rothenberg
J. Leonard Scheer
Melvin A. Shader
Mr. Kane
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Mrs
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