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Newspaper
Scarsdale Inquirer
Location
Scarsdale, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1972
Page
1
Dr. Thomas Sobol after a year as Scarsdale’s superintendent details educational aims balancing academic rigor with humane development. He cites open campus concepts, alternate school programs, and equal opportunity under fiscal constraints. He notes the budget’s restraint and hopes for community support.
Mayor Richard W. Darrow cites strong cooperation among the Village Board, the Board of Education, the Youth Office, students and parents in tackling drug abuse. He notes past help from the Board of Education in identifying students involved in drug traffic and credits joint efforts with ongoing preventive measures.
Mrs. Ellen Buzbee explains her resignation as Scope editor followed not by board censorship but by serious conflicts with the school administration over post decision handling of events. She notes board cooperation with the Village and Police, rebuts claims of passivity, and cites prior attacks by Harold Reynolds as influencing editorial risk.
The family of the late 5S. Spencer Scott pledges 75000 toward a Program Room as the Scarsdale Public Library expands its present building. The gift aims to spur equal contributions fromFriends of the Library and residents to reach 150000, separate from a February 1973 bond referendum.
Scarsdale residents failed to get a June 14 ballot question on Edgewood and Fox Meadow attendance area changes. The Board, advised by counsel, said district boundaries fall under Board discretion and should not be placed before voters.
Special local registration at Scarsdale Village Hall from Monday June 12 to Friday June 16, 3 to 8 p m. You must be 18 by November 8 1972 and a US citizen. No proof of age required. Naturalized citizens should bring papers. Re register if you moved or changed name since last vote or cancellation notice.
The Scarsdale League of Women Voters urges residents to attend the Union Free School District No. 1 meeting on June 13 at 8:15 p.m. to consider the $12,324,581 budget and $9,777,834 tax levy. Amendments to change how the School Board Nominating Committee members are chosen will be shown for voter reading and paper-ballot voting.
Newsweek lauds Pat Oliphant the Inquirer cartoonist as one of today's most provocative and respected political artists. Oliphant, a Pulitzer Prize winner, earned the National Cartoonists Society Reuben Award this year.
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