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Scarsdale Inquirer

Location

Scarsdale, New York, United States of America

Date

Apr 25, 1968

Page

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Integrated Housing Debate Returns to Scarsdale Board

At a Tuesday April 23 meeting the Scarsdale Village Board heard proposals for integrated middle income housing. Jerome and Mrs. Robinson urged formation of a Scarsdale Housing Authority and land donations, while Emily Korzenik pushed Freightway area apartments and possible FHA Project 22103 funding. The board noted planning and land issues and reserved judgment, with continuation promised on page three.

Scarsdale Jerome Robinson Lincoln Road Emily Korzenik Freightway Raphael G. Scobey Citizens Advisory Committee Station Robinson Mr. Robinson Father John Curry Immaculate Heart of Mary Church Urban League of Westchester Malcolm MacIntyre MacIntyre L. B. Parnell Saxonwoods Road Planning Commission Searsdale Korzenik Voters Party Semmes

Westchester Coalition Forms to Fight County Poverty

The newly formed Westchester Coalition plans a county wide attack on poverty affecting about 1 in 12 families. County Executive Edwin G. Michaelian chairs the effort with leaders from the League of Women Voters and the Equal Opportunity groups. The goal is to marshal county resources with private partners to develop equality of opportunity amid 212,000 county families, 11,000 unemployed and 40,000 under employed residents.

Westchester Westchester Coalition Edwin G. Michaelian Equal Opportunity Employers Council Equal Opportunity Committee League of Women Voters of Michaelian National Urban Coalition Murray Liasson Brook Ave Equal Opportunity Liasson the Inquirer Lawrence Crable General Foods Corporation White Plains William J. Strawbridge Westchester Urban League Arthur C. Kellman J. Edward Meyer 3d United States Manhattan Westchester Council of Social Agencies Ogden Kt. Reid

Students Talk Back panel set for SJHS PTA meeting

SJHS hosts a Friday April 26 PTA discussion Students Talk Back with Principal William Nichols and four House Deans Almy Kelly Rouse and Smith facing eight junior high panelists Beryl Steirman Steve Goldman Martha Pfanschmidt Tom Rogers Linda Horowitz David Gottlieb Nancy Lubin David Hoffman Arthur Morse will moderate refreshments before the session and all 8th graders may attend with parents.

JR. High SJHS William Nichols Almy Kelly Rouse Smith PTA Arthur Morse Scarsdale Beryl Steirman Steve Goldman Martha Pfanschmidt Tom Rogers Linda Horowitz David Gottlieb Nancy Lubin David Hoffman John Gass

Budget Hearing Highlights Edgewood Crowding And Teacher Salaries

School budget of 9.3 million for 1968-69 explained at a Wednesday hearing in the Junior High auditorium. Edgewood parents urged portable classrooms and a master plan to ease overcrowding, while board officials outlined additions and a new library aide. Salary structure and the index plan drew strong comment from PTA, League of Women Voters, and Village Club members as the May 8 vote approaches.

Edgewood Sigmund Bajeck Edgewood Pta Edgewood J Bejeck Edgewood School Philip Simon Emery Board of Education Village Club Donald Stone Teacher Council Budget Study Committee Herbert Beenhouwer Beenhouwer League of Women Voters Max L. Kahn George James Scarsdale Teachers Association James Mr. James Donald Emery Quaker Ridge School Board of Cooperative Educational Services BOCES Quaker Ridge

Resignation of Scarsdale Village Atty Richard Tilden

Richard A. Tilden, village attorney for 17 years, resigns citing pressure from private practice and travel. He left the Planning Commission earlier after moving to North Salem. The board may accept by June 1 and discuss serving as Consulting Counsel through year end. successor to be announced at May board meeting.

Richard A. Tilden Scarsdale Tilden Planning Commission North Salem Westchester MacIntyre the Inquirer

Tooley Sr Dies. Sauk City Native Was Wisconsin Dairyman

Lee Tooley 75 father of Village Manager Lowell Tooley died in Sauk City Wisconsin on April 21. He was a dairy farmer and former Democratic County Chairman of Sauk County. Survived by his son Lowell and two married daughters in Wisconsin and ten grandchildren. His wife died in January 1966. Funeral services were held in Sauk City on April 25.

Lee Tooley Lowell Soar Sauk City Wisconsin Mr. Tooley Sauk County Wise Lowell Soy

Kindergarten Registration Announced for Scarsdale

Children who will be five by December 31, 1968 may register for September kindergarten in the Scarsdale public schools. Parents of eligible children will receive a notice from their neighborhood elementary school with their registration date, while those who do not receive a letter should contact their local school before May 1 for details.

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SHS Students Organize Peace Prayer and Teach-In

Scarsdale Student Mobilization Committee plans a peace prayer at 7 30 am in Chase Park across from the Village Post Office and a 3 30 pm teach in in the High School Little Theater. Speakers include Rabbi Jack Stern William Pepper and Larry Spears.

Scarsdale Vietnam Chase Park Little Theater Jack Stern Westchester ‘Reform ‘Temple William Pepper New Politics Larry Spears National Draft Resistance League Pepper Jwill Spears Iwill Judy Poole Johnson United States

Referendum Factions Enter Scarsdale School Board Race

Scarsdale faces its first contested school board election on May 7 as Referendum Advocates add John P. LaWare and Ward L. Reed Jr. to challenge incumbents Jackson Browning and Joseph Ullman. The Referendum group promotes public approval through referendums on policy changes including a Mount Vernon Scarsdale summer program and school integration.

Scarsdale Board of Education John P. LaWare Greenacres Ave Ward L. Reed Jr Madison Rd Committee For Referendum Robert P. Hackett Fox Meadow Rd Jackson Browning Taunton Rd Joseph Ullman Citizens Nominating Committee George Szabad LaWare Browning Kenneth Thompson Reed Mr. An George James Mr. Reed The Inquirer Mount Vernon Parent Teacher Council Hackett Citizens Committee For Referendum Lloyd Sand Donald Lane Gerald McCoy PT Council

Fenimore Bridge Closure For Bronx River Parkway Project

Fenimore Road Bridge over the Bronx River Parkway in Scarsdale will close to vehicles and pedestrians on Tuesday April 30 or Wednesday May 1 for demolition and new bridge construction. Greenacres Avenue Bridge will open to two way traffic to serve the Hartsdale Railroad Station parking plaza. Fenimore Road traffic will be maintained during about four months of reconstruction with a grade crossing controlled by a traffic signal system.

Fenimore Road Bronx River Parkway Scarsdale Greenacres Avenue Hartsdale

Town Club Considers Budget and School Plans

The Town Club held a special April meeting at the Junior High School to discuss the 1968-69 budget and educational issues. It cited forming a committee to study school conditions in Scarsdale, including teacher salaries, board roles, administration, race integration, professional development, and federal aid.

Town Club Henry L. Vames I Education and Scarsdale Bcces Albert J. D'Arcy Martin J. Brennan Robert H. Cox Robert W. Gellman Sanford L. Gins Philip S. Hobel John W. Hutton Richard M. Lederer, Jr Milton J. Levitt Michael Lichtenstein Bradshaw B&b

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SHS Edgemont News Inating Committee Szabad Committee For Ullman Ward L. Reed, JR Fenimore Bridge
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