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Scarsdale Inquirer

Location

Scarsdale, New York, United States of America

Date

Jan 27, 1977

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Scarsdale PBA, Village sign two year contract

The Scarsdale Patrolmen's Benevolent Association and the Village reached a two year pact covering June 1, 1975 to May 30, 1977 with retroactive effect. The $121,000 cost fits the village contingency fund and raises salaries from June 1975 across ranks including patrolmen detectives sergeants and lieutenants. The deal limits compensatory pay for certain holidays adds $150 to $200 yearly raises by tenure and increases clothing allowance and mandatory safety screens in patrol cars.

Scarsdale Patrolmen’s Benevolent Association Evelyn Brand Brand John Henry PBA Henry Westchester

Town Club settles on open meetings under Education Law

Town Club governors agree to comply with the state Education Law and admit the public to meetings held on school property after controversy over men-only membership. Dr. Elizabeth Terner questions the club’s membership policy and is asked to leave if not answered, while residents call the conduct outrageous.

Town Club Board of Governors Town Club William Koegel Chesterfield Road Rutherford Hall Village Hall Paul Feiner Elizabeth Terner Feiner Terner the Inquirer Board of Governors Koegel

Scarsdale Bowl honors Murray Steyer at 1977 dinner

About 300 Scarsdalians and friends attended the January 19 event at the White Plains Hotel where Murray Steyer received the 1977 Scarsdale Bowl. Betty Menke lauded his 25 years of community service on School Boards Village Board and as mayor, with family members and officials honoring him.

Murray Steyer Scarsdale Joseph Ullman Board of Education Nathan Photo Betty Menke Steyer White Plains Menke Boards of Education Roy New York City Murray Gilbert and Sullivan Paul Martinson

Voters to Elect 14 Members to Non-Partisan Committee

Voters in Scarsdale will choose 14 members for the School Board Non-Partisan Nominating Committee on Tuesday February 1 from 2 to 9 p.m. at Scarsdale Junior High School. Eligibility requires US citizenship 18+ and 30 days district residency. no prior registration needed.

Scarsdale Village Hall Inquirer Miriam G. Cedarbaum Richard C. Mark Eugene W. Nickerson III Renee Pessin Deborah W. Zipf Unit B Lillian Gleicher Justin B. Israel Marjory M. Krause Louise M. Schreiber Nicki Tanner Elaine K. Wendorf Marcia L. Osborn Ann Otto Dorothy Gordon Helaine Lesnick Nathan

Szabad Named Scarsdale Mayor Candidate by Citizens Committee

George M. Szabad is chosen by the Non-Partisan Citizens' Committee for Mayor of Scarsdale for a two-year term starting next April. Grady E. Jensen and Jeanne A. Richman seek a second two-year term as Village Trustees, while Jackson Browning is the Citizens' choice for the other two-year Trustee vacancy. The election is set for Tuesday March 15 with Citizens Party nominees typically elected. Szabad, 30-year resident and Deputy Mayor, holds key village roles and works as Burndy Corp. counsel.

George M. Szabad Citizens’ Committee Scarsdale Grady E. Jensen Jeanne A. Richman Jackson Browning Szabad Boine T. Johnson Browning Citizens’ Party Citizens Party Citizens Committee Columbia University Columbia Law School Burndy Corporation Norwalk Conn Scarsdale District No. 2

Trustees Vote Down Change In Home Office Law In Scarsdale

Scarsdale trustees rejected expanding the home office zoning list as the board voted against broadening permits beyond ten professions. They cited traffic, character concerns, and arbitrariness of lists while discussing a more general approach.

Recreation Department Home Office Scarsdale CPA Zoning Appeals Board Frank Gordon Gordon Grady Jensen Martin Brennan Marcy Kahn Brennan Jeanne Richman

Scarsdale Faces Smaller State Aid Cut in 77 78 Budget

Scarsdale schools would lose about 11.78 percent under Governor Carey's plan with an estimated $2,100,182 allotment for 1977-78, down from $2,380,637 this year. Regents must allocate a $20 million equalization fund as part of broader state savings from retirement, lottery, and health insurance.

Scarsdale Carey State Board of Regents New York State Teachers Retirement Fund Board of Education Thomas Sobol Sobol New York

AFS Seeks Host Families for Winter Student

Scarsdale families are invited to host an international student through AFS for an 11 month winter program. The notice asks all juniors and other families to contact Beth Stern at SC 3 2717 for information and participation details.

AFS Scarsdale Beth Stern

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