State studies reservation school plan on Onondaga reserve
State Education Department to decide this fall on two proposals by the Onondaga Indian Nation to establish a fully accredited secondary school on the Onondaga Reservation south of Syracuse. Officials aim to present a unified statewide position after meetings with chiefs, LaFayette officials, and reservation residents including plans to educate both Indian and non Indian students within a new 9 12 school.
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Onondaga Indian Neton
Sirecase
Thomas Sheldon
Ewald Nyquist
Onondagas
LaFayette
Cork
Uition
Onondega Council of Chhefs
Onondau Reservation
Averaseigh
New York State
Resecation School
la Favere
Onondaga
LaFavere
Albany
Shelton
Chiefs Council
Chiefs On Education
Lloyd Elm
Elm
Elim
Sary
Sheldon
Longhouse
Ronald Doctor
Syracuse University
Education Department
Chiefs seek ruling on road dispute at Onondaga reservation
Onondaga Council Chiefs file a formal complaint with District Attorney Leo Hayes against two construction firms over Route 1 South access on Onondaga Indian Reservation property. Hayes seeks guidance from the state attorney general on the contract and state role amid protests and warnings to remove unauthorized persons from the territory.
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Joseph Laguardia
Leo Hayes
Onondaga Council
Iro
Quoi Confederacy
Oruck
Onondaga Indian Reservation
Hayes
State Attorney General’s Office
State Department of Transports
Hos. Grossmen
William L. Lazare
1 Corp
Con
Richard Kelly
la Fayette
Welfare Delinquents Cut From Assistance Rolls
Onondaga County welfare officials report 86 cases removed for not reporting to seek employment, with 1,427 checks issued in two weeks and 243 returned for no shows. Another 84 await seven day notices, while 56 of the 243 canceled. About 68 recipients may face fraud investigations for unclaimed funds. Recipients can reapply after 30 days as the new law shifts checks to the employment office twice monthly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Connie Schreiber
Welfare Department
Public Assistance
Onondaga 9 Coin Services
John L. Lascaris
State Employment Office
Lascaris
County Social Services
Curfew Sought for McChesney Park by G.O.P. Candidate
Dominick M. DeRegis, Republican candidate for the County Legislature 14th district, urged a 9 p.m. curfew for McChesney Park to curb vandalism. He and Common Councilman Walter J. Ludovico pressed Parks Commissioner Richard Planer for a charter change to close earlier, plus a permanent park patrol and postclosing surveillance. They called for better playground maintenance and new lights while balancing elderly residents who used McChesney Hall for 40 years and now struggle to attend meetings at the North Recreation Center due to the hall’s archery use.
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Dominick M. DeRegis
McChesney Park
DeRegis
Walter J. Ludovico
Richard Planer
Ludovico
Planer
Man 62 Denies Rape Charges in Van Buren St Case
A 62 year old man Kelly Mills pleaded innocent in Police Court to first degree rape and faced counts of second degree assault and resisting arrest. Police report say Mills slashed a 19 year old, locked him in a bath, and raped a 43 year old woman at 202 Van Buren St. Officers broke in, Mills resisted with a metal pipe, both victims treated and released.
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William J. Burke
Kelly Mills
van Buren St
Pauee
Lewis J. Eminelle
van Buren Street
William J. Connally
YMCA
Brunelle
Albert Abert
Abert
Mills
Connally
Dorsey Reappointed to New York Health Board
J B Dorsey, president of J B Dorsey Funeral Home Inc, has been reappointed to the Funeral Directing Advisory Board of the New York State Health Department for a three year term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Dorsey
J. B. Dorsey Funeral Home Inc
New York State Health Department
Council to Consider Federal Housing Funds for 600 Units
The Common Council is expected to approve a plan to seek federal funds to reserve money for 600 housing units 300 for families and 300 for the elderly. Mayor Lee Alexander says the council should move promptly to meet the community’s housing need and will press for a favorable response.
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Common Council
Lee Alexander
R St
Federal Department of Housing and Urban Development
Syracuse area questions flood lawmakers over Nixon order
Queries to Rep Robert C McEwen Rep John H Terry and Rep James M Hanley reveal how President Nixon’s August 15 price and wage stabilization order confuses import and excise tax issues. Local dealers from Penn Yan to Syracuse seek guidance as Treasury and OEP lines remain busy and uncertain.
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New York
Robert C. McEwen
Canada
Penn Yan
Norway
John H. Terry
Syracuse
Sweden
Nixon
Congressional
James M. Hanley
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