Two Teen-Age Addicts Saved From Death
Police Chief Donald Gray notes two 18 year olds a girl and a boy nearly died from overdoses in Scarsdale within ten days. The girl a Scarsdale High senior was found unconscious in a school lot and revived after emergency treatment for a presumed overdose. The boy was found semi conscious at a home and treated for heroin overdose.
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Donald Gray
Scarsdale High School
Scarsdale
Gray
Hathaway Road
General Valve Company
East Parkway
Ira Birnbaum
Herkimer Road
Post Office To Handle Passports In Scarsdale
Scarsdale will accept passport applications at the Main Post Office Chase Road starting Monday June 14. Applications are taken 9 a.m. to 3 30 p.m. Monday through Friday and forwarded to the State Department for issuance. fee is 12 dollars by check or money order only.
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Scarsdale
Dyas Carden
Chase Road
Postal Service
State Department
U. S. State Department
School Board Meeting Moves to High School Auditorium
The June 14 meeting, previously set for Greenacres School, will convene at 8:15 p.m. in the High School Auditorium. A following Legislative Hearing will hear both sides on the teachers board impasse and render a final binding decision. Residents are urged to attend.
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Greenacres School
Greenacres
STA
Greenburgh Residents Oppose Master Plan
About 150 residents filled a Greenburgh Town Hall hearing opposing the new master plan update to the 1957 plan. Speakers argued lack of consultation and concerns over school districts taxes and open space as the plan envisions a 300 acre East Irvington development with a golf course and mixed use including residential office and educational facilities.
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Town of
Greenburgh
James Manoussoff
East Irvington
Robert Martin Corp
Anna Shanewise
New York
Manousoff
John Kerry to Speak at Scarsdale Peace Event
John Kerry 28 year old Vietnam Veterans Against the War official will headline a Scarsdale Appeal for Peace reception on June 13 from 5 to 7 PM at the Gleicher home 13 Richbell Road. Proceeds aid the war’s end efforts. Admission 7.50 adults 5.00 students.
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John Kerry
The
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Scarsdale Appeal For Peace
Joseph Gleicher
Richbell Road
Scarsdale Appeal Cochairmen Chilton Brown
Robert James
Denver
Colorado
Foreign Service
Washington, D.C
France
Switzerland
Germany
Yale University
Navy
Gulf of Tonkin
Congress
Massachusetts
Robert Drinan
Kerry
Cause of Peace
Mineola
Long Island
Scarsdale
Westchester
Jacqueline Sharpe
Scarsdale Teachers Vote Austerity If Fact-Finder Proposals Rejected
About two thirds of Scarsdale teachers met June 3 to back a professional austerity plan should the School Board reject the fact-finder report. The STA plans broad actions including urging state and national teachers groups to intervene and shifting to non instructional duties while the Board maintains the current salary index. The dispute centers on salary scales and whether to retain the index, with the Board asserting a need to renegotiate. a legislative hearing is slated for June 14 and discussions continue.
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Scarsdale
STA
New York State Teachers Association
National Education Association
PTA
Board of Education
Steven Frantz
New York State
Jonas Silver
Silver
Inquirer
Sally Linett
Joseph Ullman
Ullman
Jackson B. Browning
the Inquirer
Scarsdale Teachers Association
Selma Grossman
Factfinder
Ullmans
Factfinders
Sally Linnet
Greater Scarsdale United Fund rejects merger
The Greater Scarsdale United Fund and Council, Inc. votes 2 to 1 to remain autonomous from the United Fund of Westchester. Raymond D. Brown cites stronger agency support and quicker, more innovative services as benefits of independence. An Early Bird solicitation will be mailed to Scarsdale residents this week with contact details for more information.
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Greater Scarsdale United Fund and Council, Inc
United Fund of
Westchester
Raymond D. Brown
Greater Scarsdale
J. Kenneth Marks
Scarsdale
GSUF
Patricia H. Stanley
School Board Meeting Drops Study Hall Plan At Annual Session
Over 600 people gathered at the Junior High Auditorium for the annual school board meeting. The board reversed its decision to convert two gymnasiums into student study halls and approved a plan to revise nominating committee voting procedures, amid debate between teachers, student supporters, and community groups.
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David Buchanan
Gould
Citizens School Board
Donald Stone
Woman's Club
League of Women Voters
Village Club
Town Club
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Post Office
American Automobile Association
Tavern On the Green
Gilbert B. Philips
Automobile Club of New York
Albert Tino
Joseph Mangino
Mekong Delta
United Fund
Teachers Institute
Browning
Min Koblitz
Fred Rose
Mr. Rose
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