BP Station Sale Nears. Lawton to Buy Overhill Corner Lot
Jerome J. Lawton of 185 Heathcote Road New York City attorney and businessman confirms purchase of the BP station at Overhill and Popham Roads for 200000. He plans to develop the 8400 square foot property for retail or office use while preserving the Tudor exterior and expects occupancy this fall.
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the Inquirer
Overhill
Popham Roads
Jerome J. Lawton
Heathcote Road
Lawton
New York City
J. B. Rains
Scarsdale
Town Club survey urges vote on admitting women
A 19 member committee reported Scarsdale town club members favor admittance of women but notes deep divisions. It recommends forming a special committee to study the issue and bring a vote at the earliest regular or a possible special meeting.
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Norman Matthews
Scarsdale
Town Club
Town Club Board
Mem
Bership
Town Club May Lose Custodian Role Over Non-Partisan Rule
The Non-Partisan Procedure Committee proposes transferring final authority to amend the Non-Partisan Resolution for village nominations to the Village Government Non-Partisan Procedure Committee. If approved, the VGNPPC would amend the resolution after consulting its four member groups and with at least three votes. The plan includes a public hearing before any amendment.
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Vgnppc
Town Club
Tee
Gordon D. Henderson
Town
Scarsdale Firefighters Win New Contract Details
Scarsdale and the Uniformed Firefighters Association reach a contract effective June 1 1977 with about a 5.6 percent annual raise for two years. First grade firefighters gain 875 now and 950 next year to 16749 and 17699. captains rise to 21103 and 22300. Personal leave increases and grievances move to arbitration.
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Village of
Scarsdale
Uniformed Firefighters Association of
UFA
Village Board of Trustees
Board Deliberates Redistricting Plan for Local Schools
About 600 residents attend a Board of Education meeting as officials discuss the Advisory Committee on Educational Planning report. The administration supports a plan shifting Fox Meadow East Post Road and Secor Farms students to different schools, while keeping sixth graders in elementary schools and debating a two year junior high. Comments from attendees praised the discussion as intelligent and helpful with questions dominating the session.
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Scarsdale Teachers Association
Courtenay Cauble
STA
Judith A. Handelman
Board of Education
Advisory Committee On
Joseph Hofheimer
Hofheimer
Fox Meadow
Heathcote
Post Road
Secor Farms
Quaker Ridge
Saul Kapel
Joan Stark
Heathcote Road
Maureen Allegaert
Cooper House
Program Monday On Financing Public Schools
The PT Council hosts a discussion on educational financing with Assemblyman Gordon Burrows and Senator Bernard Gordon next Monday April 4 at 8 30 p m at the Junior High School Co sponsors include the League of Women Voters of Scarsdale the Town Club and the Village Club Topics cover transportation unemployment insurance BOCES curriculum handicapped education fringe benefits services to non public schools local control Regents selection and teacher retention All residents are invited.
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PT Council
Gordon Burrows
Bernard Gordon
League of Women Voters of
Scarsdale
Town Club
Village Club
Board schedules open door session on April 5 at High School
The Board of Education will hold an open door session April 5 at the Little Theater, High School, to receive reactions on the Advisory Committee on Educational Planning report and answer community questions. A tentative reorganization proposal will not be presented until the April 18 regular meeting.
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Educa
Caution Urged On School Plan At Community Dialogue
The Advisory Committee on Educational Planning report drew mixed reaction at a PT Council dialogue held at Junior High School. Speakers urged caution on any reorganization and questioned timing for next year.
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Advisory Committee On
PT Council
Board of Education
Bette Albert
Flood plan sparks mixed reviews at Cayuga Road meeting
Village flood control proposals draw opposition over cost and river widening fears. Residents criticise the plan as insufficient and worry about downstream development while officials outline steps including debris screens and new outlet feasibility. An assessment district was proposed to share costs.
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Village Board Public Works Committee
Cayuga Road
Seymour Berkowitz
Sheldrake
H. Victor Cordy
Berkowitz
Martin Brennan
Allen
Brennan
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Tony Colon
Beaverkill
Cristina Oliva
Greg Beyl
Publisher's Notebook
Educational Planning Committee
The
Inquirer
Education Nning Committee
Oliva
Richard Rohan
Culty
James Kelly
Butler House
Rita Turner
Edgewood
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