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Scarsdale Inquirer

Location

Scarsdale, New York, United States of America

Date

Apr 18, 1968

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County Budget Sets Summer Jobs for 200 Disadvantaged Youths

The County Board of Supervisors approved a emergency $150,000 appropriation to create 200 summer jobs for disadvantaged youths aged 16 to 25. Jobs will run up to 10 weeks in the Parks Recreation and Conservation department. Westchester Council of Social Agencies urges extending openings to Playland Commission and other departments.

County Board of Supervisors County Department of Parks, Recreation and Conservation Carl H. Pforzheimer, Jr Westchester Council of Social Agencies County One Playland Commission

Adlai Stevenson 3rd To Speak To Scarsdale Democrats

Adlai E Stevenson 3rd Illinois State Treasurer will address the Scarsdale Democratic Party annual dinner Sunday May 19 at Schrafft Eastchester Town Chairman Leonard Kane announced. Guest of honor will be Robert B Greenes Democratic candidate for Scarsdale Supervisor. Invitations were mailed to Scarsdale Democrats. Cocktail hour and dancing are planned.

Adlai E. Stevenson Illinois Scarsdale Schrafft Eastchester Leonard Kane Stevenson U.S Paul Douglas Charles Percy Robert B. Greenes

Kennedy Group Opens Kennedy Headquarters in Scarsdale

The Scarsdale Citizens for Kennedy Headquarters opens Tuesday April 23 at 4 p.m. at the Scarsdale railroad station. Delegates supporting Senator Kennedy to the Democratic convention will speak. Philip Hobel directs, with Ruth Wishneff supervising volunteers and Ethel Bor in charge of displays.

Scarsdale Citizens For Kennedy Senator Kennedy Philip Hobel Donellan Rd Ruth Wishneff Ethel Bor Dan Goldstein Dorothy Meyer

Slaner Elected Head of Scarsdale Planning Commission

Mrs. Alfred P. Slaner of 10 Normandy Lane elected chairwoman of Scarsdale Planning Commission succeeding Albert Foreman who resigned after his March election to the Village Board of Trustees. Slaner joined the commission in 1963 and previously served as Village Trustee 1957 to 1962. She has held multiple local offices and led the League of Women Voters of Scarsdale. a 24 year resident.

Alfred P. Slaner Normandy Lane Village Planning Commission Albert Foreman Village Board of Trustees Slaner Planning Commission Village Club Scarsdale Woman's Club Quaker Ridge Parent Teacher Association East Scarsdale

Noise Ordinance Strengthened At Village Meeting

At an April 9 meeting the Village Board approved a comprehensive noise ordinance. Mayor Malcolm MacIntyre said amendments will be added after residents’ recommendations and labeled the process law making in the open. Provisions cover orchestra music car and motorcycle noises and air conditioner hums.

Malcolm MacIntyre

Friendly To Speak At SHS Commencement

Fred Friendly, former CBS News president and Columbia Journalism professor, will address Scarsdale High School Class of 1968 at 5 30 p m June 21. He helped launch Town Meeting of the World and Vietnam Perspective and advocates educational civic TV.

SHS Fred Friendly Ford Foundation Edward R. Murrow Columbia University Scarsdale High School Mr. Friendly CBS News CBS Vietnam Friendly CBS Reports

Voting Registrations Week of May 27th in Scarsdale

The county Board of Elections will send inspectors to Scarsdale the week of May 27 to register residents who must register to vote in the 1968 General Election. Registration runs May 27 through May 31 from 3:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. at the Crossway Firehouse. Eligible residents who moved or did not vote since 1965 must re register.

County Board of Elections Scarsdale Crossway

Town Club Meets Monday

The Town Club will hold a special meeting on Monday April 22 at 8 15 p m at the Junior High School to hear the report of the Education and School Budget Committee on the 1968 69 School Budget. The matter was postponed due to an impasse between the School Board and the Scarsdale Teachers Association.

Scarsdale Teachers’ Association

Harrar to Speak at UNA Meeting in Scarsdale

Dr. J George Harrar president of the Rockefeller Foundation will address the Scarsdale Hartsdale UNA USA annual meeting on April 24 with a 7 15 p m dinner and an 8 30 program. He will discuss Food People and Peace.

J. George Harrar Rockefeller Foundation Scarsdale- Hartsdale United Nations Association — USA Harrar Foundation Scarsdale John W. Gardner UNA Scarsdale Inn William Trager Aileen Robinson Scarsdale-Hartsdale Una.usa M. Vertner Brown Everett Webb Hartsdale Carl S. Mueller

Two Burglaries Reported in Scarsdale Over Weekend

Two burglaries occurred in Scarsdale homes, one on Fox Meadow Road where jewelry was stolen. The Laserson residence on Stratton Road was entered. detectives investigate inventory as police assign Sgt. James J. Fiorella as Acting Detective Sergeant.

Scarsdale Donald Gray Harry Cohen Fox Meadow Road Ptl Richard Freda Irene Laserson Stratton Road Gray Laserson James J. Fiorella Tarrytown Fiorella

Scarsdale Board and STA Agree on Wages and Taxes Increase

Scarsdale budget plan totals about 9.28 million dollars with an 11 percent tax rise and 13 percent spending increase from last year. The largest item is teacher salaries over four million dollars, with starting pay set at 6800 dollars for a BA holder and a broad wage schedule through 1969. Public hearings are scheduled for April 24 and budget copies are available after Monday noon.

Ralph H. Dumas Board of Education Scarsdale Public Schools Dumas STA Scarsdale Teachers Association Aemates Frank Endicott Northwestern University Review Board

Supervisors Clear Path for Three Reapportionment Plans

The County Board approves three new board plans conditional on vetoes and court rulings. Plan A keeps 45 weighted seats with two year terms. Plan B, the Smith plan, creates 135 reps in 35 sub districts for four year terms. Plan C offers 35 reps from seven districts with five at large, also four years, all nonpart time. Scarsdale Mayor MacIntyre protests Smith plan as town division. The votes: Plan A 738 101. Plan B 797 42. Plan C 674 156.

County Board of Supervisors Michaelian State Supreme Court United States Supreme Court League of Women Voters Scarsdale New Rochelle White Plains Berle Malcolm A. MacIntyre Scars Dale Smith

Darrow Earns Bronze Star for Valor in Vietnam

Army Captain John H. Darrow 25, son of Mr and Mrs Richard W Darrow of Barry Road, received the Bronze Star March 25 near Tay Ninh for valor in action. He led counter-fire at Suoi Da under heavy shelling and coordinated defenses to repel an enemy attack. He is a 1960 Scarsdale High School graduate, West Point 2004, with a prior Army Commendation Medal. his wife Elizabeth and daughter Elizabeth Darling reside in Greenport.

John H. Darrow Richard W. Darrow Barry Road Tay Ninh Vietnam Darrow Robert J. Koch 23Rd Artillery Group Suoi da 32Nd Artillery Germany Scarsdale High School U.S. Military Academy West Point N.Y Elizabeth Elizabeth Darling Greenport Walling Minster Scarsdale White Plains

Annual district meet for School Board Trustees election

The district holds its annual meeting for electing School Board Trustees on Tuesday May 7 with a public hearing on the school budget at 8 15 p m April 24 at the Junior High School The budget vote takes place on Wednesday May 8

Tickets Going Fast for Scarsdale Convocation Honoring John Gardner

Tickets for the Scarsdale Convocation honoring John W. Gardner on May 5 are moving quickly. Town Club co chairs Stanley A. Frankel and O. Clinton Carpenter Jr. note likely ticket exhaustion as volunteers from the Scarsdale Junior League handle requests by phone from 9 a.m. to noon, Monday through Friday. Tickets are free and distributed by mail after a central clearing house at Wayside Cottage handles calls to SC 6130. Gardner will receive the Town Club Public Service Award for significant civic contributions as former HEW secretary and Scarsdale resident. the first award went to Dean Rusk.

Scarsdale John W. Gardner Town Club Stanley A. Frankel O. Clinton Carpenter Jr Frankel Scarsdale Junior League Wayside Cottage Gardner Health, Education and Welfare Dean Rusk

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Edwin G, Michaelian Adlai Stevenson Spea Ik John Gass Kennedy Group Mrs. Slaner Southeast Asia Edgemont Macintyre Wires Malcolm A, MacIntyre Aesage John HH. Darrow Board of Architectural Review Village Hall Aka Village Board Board of Appeals John Gardner
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