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Scarsdale Inquirer

Location

Scarsdale, New York, United States of America

Date

Mar 02, 1967

Page

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Village Board Eyes Four Month Option on Semmes Land

At a Tuesday executive meeting Village Attorney R A Tilden was authorized to begin negotiations for a four month option on the Semmes property on Freightway. A Clark report pending could influence plans including a possible parking garage or apartment houses, with the Post Office Parcel Post Annex lease potentially included. The site has long been debated for traffic and parking impacts and prior proposals faced variances.

Village R. A. Tilden Semmes Freightway Clark Popham and Garth Post Office

Mayor Announces Meeting In Albany To Push Light Fix

Village officials plan a trip to Albany to meet with Lt Governor Wilson Senator Gordon Assemblyman Burrows and state motor vehicles chief Vincent Tufany to urge quick action on Huntington Avenue lighting. Mayor MacIntyre notes sewer reserve savings from repair now avoid higher future costs and warns merging funds could burden three other sewer districts with a bonded debt.

Greenacres Huntington Avenue MacIntyre Lowell Tooley Albany Malcolm Wilson Bernard Gordon Gordon Burrows Vincent Tufany Wilson Gordon Burrows Intyre Saul Horowitz Korzenik Tooley New York City Pro

Third Scarsdale native dies in Vietnam blast

Army Specialist Edward H. Jackson Jr. 21 died February 16 near Bin Ho Vietnam from an explosion at his base camp during Operation Big Rim with the 173rd Airborne. He attended Scarsdale High School and was active in DeMolay. Survived by his parents, sister Beverly and two uncles. He would have turned 22 on March 25.

Army Spec Edward H. Jackson Jr Iron Triangle bin Ho Vietnam 173Rd Airborne Springs Jackson Edward H Laura Jackson Carman Road Bobwhite Lane Hicksville L. I Spec. Jackson Brian J. Clune U. S. Army William J. Wilders Brooke General Hospital San Antonio Tex SHS Stefan Corbin Scarsdale Order of DeMolay Sgt. Jackson Long Island Army Special Forces Green Berets Special Forces 82Nd Airborne Division 173Rd Airborne Division Beverly Maitland G. Jackson Robert §. Jackson White Plains

Village to register voters March 4 at Popham House

Registration for the village election is set for March 4 from 12 noon to 9 p.m. at the Popham House Firehouse. Requirements include American citizenship 21 by March 21 and 90 days residency in Scarsdale. Contact Village Clerk SC 3-3300 to check registration and request absentee ballots by March 8 for those traveling on election day.

Popham House Scarsdale Searsdale Village

Scarsdale HS Assembly Sets Election Debate

Scarsdale High School will host a Friday assembly debating the village nonpartisan nominating system and the March election. Henry Ughetta II and Edwin Jacob represent the current system against Robert Oblitz and Emily Korzenik of SVL.

Scarsdale High School Henry L. Ughetta II Town Club Edwin Jacob Scarsdale Robert Oblitz Emily Korzenik Scarsdale Voters League For

Dinner Speaker William L. Butcher Headlines Scarsdale Fund Event

William L. Butcher, chairman of County Trust Co. and 1967 Scarsdale Bowl recipient, will speak at the Greater Scarsdale United Fund and Council dinner on March 13 at Schrafft's Eastchester. Cocktails start 6:30 p.m. Dinner 7:30. Reservations via Mrs. Edwin D. Cox. Nominating Chair Charles F. Savage to unveil slate for 1968 directors and two at large.

William L. Butcher County Trust Co Greater Scarsdale United Fund and Council, Inc Schrafft Eastchester Edwin D. Cox Sunset Drive Charles F. Savage Cox Elwood M. Davis Manton C. Martin

Democrats split over nonpartisan plan at caucus vote

A large Democratic caucus debated Plan B and nonpartisan procedures. The first resolution backed a more representative system, passing 156 to 9 after amendment. A second proposal to endorse nonpartisan candidates failed before a revised motion saved party endorsement of nonpartisan nominees for ballot placement.

Democratic Town Committee Wolfe Charney Town Club Non Partisan Procedures Committee George Szabad Town Club Democratic Party Charney Szabad Frank Feder Leonard Kane J. Henry Neale Democratic Club Robinson

Non-Partisan State Support Urged in Scarsdale Memo

The Town Club and Village Club push non-partisan elections and urge members to sign a Citizens Committee for Uncontested Elections petition and vote Citizens Party nominees on March 21. They defend an unfixed commitment, objectivity, and open forums to inform citizens.

Citizens Committee Voters League George Szabad Citizens Party Village Club Harriet Krantz Town Club Scarsdale Horeover

Lt. Lochridge Awarded Silver Star in Vietnam

The Silver Star Medal was awarded February 14 to Marine 1st Lt. Willard F. Lochridge for leading a tank assault against entrenched Viet Cong, evacuating wounded Marines under heavy fire during Operation Macon in Da Nang. He commanded tank and helicopter evac actions while exposing himself to enemy fire.

Willard F. Lochridge da Nang Vietnam W. Fiske Lochridge Lynwood Road Lochridge B” Co

Assessment District Set Up To Acquire Greenacres Lot

The Village Board creates a special assessment district to purchase a 0.3 acre Oakstwain Road lot for open space. The Greenacres Association reports $22,800 pledged via gifts and assessments, with $7,000 still needed to cover carrying charges. Ned Drucker notes the village will not fund the purchase from open space funds.

Village Board of Trustees Greenacres Oakstwain Road Scarsdale Oakstwain Greenacres Association Ned Drucker Fenimore Brewster Roads Drucker

PTA Slate Nominated At SHS for 1967 68

Mrs. Sanford L. Gins of 39 Cohawney Road is nominated to serve as president of the Scarsdale Junior High School PTA for 1967 68, succeeding Mrs. Howard Juster. Gins, a SHS and Wilson College graduate, has been editor of the Hi-Flyer and served on the Fox Meadow PTA board and as a Girl Scout Leader.

Sanford L. Gins Cohawney Road Scarsdale Howard Juster Gins Scarsdale High School Wilson College Hi-Flyer Fox Meadow Pta Priscilla Morse Thomas O’brien Robert Dentler Buller House Raymond D. Brown Cooper House Melvin Nelson Griffin House Walter Herman Popham House John Bell David Schultz

SVL Candidates Names Officially On March Ballot

The Scarsdale Voters League nominees Dr. Robert Koblitz for mayor and Mrs. Emily Korzenik for trustee appear on the March ballot after 265 names were filed on 35 petitions, surpassing the 100 needed, opposing the N C N C slate led by Mayor Malcolm A. MacIntyre and others.

Scarsdale Voters League SVL Robert Koblitz Emily Korzenik Dr. Koblitz Korzenik Citizens Nominating Committee Malcolm A. MacIntyre Saul Horowitz Jr Richard W. Darrow Hartselle D. Kinsey John M. Friedman

Democrats Set Viet Discussion For Wednesday

Scarsdale Democrats will discuss the Vietnam war stance at 8 30 p m Wednesday in the Village Hall Annex. Leonard Kane, Democratic Town Chairman, says only Scarsdale Democrats may speak. The meeting follows Monday’s caucus and was moved to March 7 to avoid a Village Board hearing on master plans.

Scarsdale Democratic Party of Village Hall Leonard Kane Searsdale Democratic Town Committee Kane Mareh 7

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Semmes Land Mac Death Knell Burns Edward IL. Jackson JR HS Assembly Wm. Butcher Yes Murray Steyer Herbert Robinson NO — Wolfe Charney Silver Star Greenacres Lot Church i Richard L. Ottinger Hartsdale 25Th Vernon Hills Dalewood Central Avenue PTA
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