Court weighs broadening hearing on town incorporation vote
Justice Fanelli may hear the constitutionality question on the Greenburgh incorporation referendum. The suit by the Committee against Incorporation argues the vote restricts eligibility to property owners, disenfranchising renters and family members. The State Attorney General may be ordered to appear, with Greenburgh officials added as defendants.
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Committee Against Incorporation
Greenburgh
George M. Fanelli
Sol Goldsmith
Coe
John J. Erwin
C. Davies French
L. Gillespie Erskine
John E. MacKenty
Mr. Erwin
French
Mr. Erskine
Mr. MacKenty
George Barron
Committee For Incorporation
Erskine
MacKenty
Amicus Curiae
Goldsmith
Fanelli
Proposed Greenville Budget Endorsed by Consultant
The Public Administration Service backs Edgemont village incorporation stating village costs can be lower than townwide administration while maintaining service levels. The report, prepared for the Committee for Village Incorporation, estimates a village tax rate of 10.72 for 1967 68 and compares favorably to Greenburgh.
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The
Public Administration Service
Edgemont
Greenburgh
Westchester
Committee For Village Incorporation
P.A.S
Rising Transport Costs Highlight Private School Busing
Dumas reports growing transportation problems for private and parochial students as costs rise. He cites a 1956 57 increase to 201 students across 24 schools in 1966 67 and urges direct family reimbursement to reduce expenses while noting state 90 percent reimbursement and potential bills expanding required mileage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Dumas
Board of Education
New York City
Scarsdale
Village Opens Open Space Program in Scarsdale
Scarsdale village board committed to open space with donations of development rights by an anonymous East Scarsdale family. Trustees lauded the timing as maps and brochures go to residents. A villagewide campaign explains how donations can preserve space while reducing local taxes through designated open space properties.
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Scarsdale
Carol Stix
Saul Horowitz Jr
Gibson Allen
Malcolm A. MacIntyre
John Gass
Edwin A. Delima
East Scarsdale Association
East Scarsdale
Richard
Lyons to retire as Scarsdale police chief after 32 years
The Scarsdale Village Board announced the retirement of Police Chief James M. Lyons effective April 1 after 32 years with the department, 14 as chief. Lieutenant Donald Gray was named Acting Chief. Lyons thanked the village and his colleagues, noting a career spanning civilian and military service and leadership in traffic work and officer training.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scarsdale
James M. Lyons
Department
Village Board of Trustees
Chief Lyons
Donald Gray
Lyons
Scarsdale High School
North Africa
Northwestern University
New York
County Unveils Final Thinking on Pkway Plan for Scarsdale
Scarsdale Village receives Bronx River Parkway plans from County Public Works showing Crane Road ramp traffic changes, retained turns, new signals, and Buller Woods and Fenimore Road adjustments. The county solicits village comments, favoring a grassed center mall for safety versus a beam divider, with bids hoped in spring.
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Bronx River Parkway
Crane Road
Village Center
Parkway
East Parkway
Scarsdale
James Harding
Fenimore Road
Malcolm A. MacIntyre
Harding
Christie Place
Buller Woods
Ogden Road
Buller Road
Arcway
Greenacres Avenue
Shumavon
Buckley and Goul
Wilbur Smith and
Parks, Recreation and Conservation
Butler Road
Edgemont Nominating Meeting Seeks School Board Candidates
The Union Free School District No. 6 Edgemont Nominating Committee schedules an open meeting January 26 at 8 15 p m in Seely Place School library to receive nominations or renominations for three School Board vacancies. Nominations must include a biographical sketch and be mailed or presented at the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Free School District No
Edgemont
Seely Place
Paul Hesslein
Overton Road
Scarsdale
Progress Issue invites articles and ads for Scarsdale year
The Scarsdale Inquirer will publish its Progress Issue on January 26. Publicity chairmen of village organizations schools and churches are invited to submit articles on activities and progress of the past year and plans for the year ahead. Deadline for articles and advertising is January 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Scarsdale Inquirer
New Chief Gray Elevates Scarsdale Police Spirit
Longtime Scarsdale officer Donald Gray rises from lieutenant to Acting Chief after a career marked by top exam scores and steady training. He earned the Macy Honor Award in 1962 for foiling a burglary suspect and once chased a car thief on foot, firing a warning shot before capture.
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Gray
Scarsdale
Macy
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Edward Vetrano
Barron
Greenville
L. Gillespie Erskine Jr
Dumas
County
P’kway
Vera Goldsmith
Charles DeCarlo
Ulrich Schweitzer
Eee
Schweitzer
Jules Enrich
Churchy i
Women's News
Chief Gray
Westchester Community College
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Walter Cadell
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