Scarsdale Club Rejects Dr Terner While Town Funds Fuel Computer Plan
Dr Elizabeth Terner was denied membership at the Town Club for being a woman. Scarsdale investigates a regional central computer system with $90000 IPA funds to modernize village and school administration. The plan aims to shared data processing for payroll records and fines, while school leaders push for broader computer use and possible consolidation with municipal systems. Con Edison's oil switch will power Village Hall during a gas emergency. Scarsdale earns a certificate for high voter turnout in a local competition sparked by Irving Sloan.
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Elizabeth Terner
Town Club
William Paddock
Scarsdale
Leatherstocking Lane
Board of Education
Intergovernmental Personnel Act
IPA
Searsdale
Con Edison
Midwest
Con Ed
Irving Sloan
the Inquirer
Sloan
Scarsdale youth council urged by study findings
A Junior League study of Scarsdale youth from sixth to twelfth grade calls for an ongoing youth services coordinating group or youth council. The report cites academic stress as the top problem, communication gaps with parents as the second, and recommends more rap sessions and counseling.
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Scarsdale
Junior League of Scarsdale
Winter piles up for Waste Department cooperation plea
Several minor injuries have occurred among Waste Department workers this winter due to residents failing to cooperate. Snow and ice must be cleared to create a path between street and cans and lids must be free of snow. Homeowners with cans left in pits must ensure they are not frozen. Cooperation will help crews complete routes on schedule.
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Waste Department
Scarsdale Nominating Committee Election Set For Feb 1
The Administrative Committee of the Citizens' Committee to Nominate Candidates for the Board of Education will stage a School Board Nominating Committee election on February 1 at Scarsdale Junior High School from 2 to 9 pm. Units A, B, D, and F elect two three year terms. Units C and E elect two three year terms and one one year term.
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Scarsdale
Citizens’ Committee
Board of Education
Alan Blitz
Richard Gerloff
Citizens’ Nominating Committee
AFSD
Stratton Road
Five Hurt As Brewster Express Train Derails At Scarsdale Station
Five people were injured when three cars of a speeding eight car express to Brewster derailed near Scarsdale Station at 5 55 p m Tuesday causing track damage and a major Harlem Division disruption. Conrail and MTA said the cause was under investigation with reports of a cracked wheel and subfreezing repair work continuing into the night. Two passengers were hospitalized and service was restored in stages by Wednesday morning as crews cleared the scene and rerouted riders.
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Scarsdale
Greg Bey
Brewster
Conrail
Metropolitan Transportation Authority
Popham Road Bridge
Bronx River Parkway
White Plains
Harlem
Grand Central
Mt. Vernon
ML. Vernon
Crestwood
North White Plains
New Haven
Harlem Division Train Derails Near Scarsdale derailing fright and relief
Passengers on the Harlem Division 5:17 train to Chappaqua faced shock fear and recovery after the back car detached and left the tracks. The halted train prompted calm reactions with some passengers seeking alternate routes while a Scarsdale Diner remained open until 1 30 a m to serve about 100 stranded passengers and Conrail crew.
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Harlem
Scarsdale
Conrail
Street Parking Hampers Snow Cleanup This Season
The highway department reports cars parked on streets slow snow and ice removal. Residents should use garages or driveways to avoid crews plowing around vehicles. Overnight parking violates a November 1 to March 31 ordinance from 2 a.m. to 6 a.m., with potential tickets for violations.
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Highway Department
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Scarsdale Public Library
Scarsdale Volunteer Ambulance Corps
Eastchester Corps
White Plains Hospital
Dick Nathan
Publisher's Notebook
Thomas Sobol
Sobol
BOCES
PTA
PT Council
Eastchester
SVAC
Waste Dept
Milton Enzer
Garth Road
Nathan Photo
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