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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1957
Page
2
Dr. Lawrence Schmechebler of Syracuse University will address a convention at 1 p.m. Monday in Marshall Auditorium College of Forestry. His talk titled Aspects of Modern Art will be open to the public.
County officials push for a centralized county planning board to coordinate zoning and planning across towns. The board would be funded by state and federal sources, with Thomas H. Dyer likely to head it, while County Park Board powers would be stripped. William F. Walsh and Robert Sedgwick prepare the legal steps as Dec 16 meetings loom. Driscoll and Wells to retain posts. board may join adjacent counties in a long range plan for residential, commercial, and industrial growth.
Minimum wage increases in New York State affect hotel and service workers next week as state tax and estate details surface. Several estates are noted with varying net values as the changes outline hourly rises from 7 to 20 cents for meal and non meal roles, affecting employees across multiple hotels and service firms.
City leaders weigh a proposed sewer use levy tied to one third of a property owner's gross water bill. The mayor aims to fund storm sewers and rehab of aging lines with 300k to 800k yearly, plus 200k for public works and engineering payrolls. Action hoped at Monday's regular meeting.
More than 730 public and parochial teachers will ride in Easton Airlines planes for a fourfold education initiative. Flights of 30 minutes each will operate from Hancock Field in a twin engine Silver Falcon. The Educators Airlift, in cooperation with local schools and organizations, aims to acquaint teachers with aviation, stimulate interest in science, narrow the gap between technology and education, and promote community involvement. About 25 members of the Mariner Girl Scout Ship Liverpool will sponsor a Christmas cookie sale at the village Acme Market tomorrow.
Mayor Mead endorses expert judgment for downtown parking policy amid a heated debate over removing parking meters and enforcing bans. He cites a December 1 deadline and notes 2,469 parking spaces and shifting loads between surface lots and private lanes, while defending actions taken four years ago.
Route 175 interchange would link Route 173 in Marcellus with a new five mile highway to Skaneateles. Meant to relieve Marcellus congestion and improve access, the project would be funded by state and federal funds and turn over to Onondaga County. The plan calls for a channelized intersection and a bridge over Route 175, reshaping traffic toward Skaneateles and Syracuse. The mayor supports parking expansion and one way streets to ease urban congestion while stressing bus use for shopping trips.
A 4 W6 carrier boy noted a hissing sound on Velaska road between Rowland Street and Grand avenue early today. Terry Jones of 824 Rowland St alerted his father who called police. Niagara Mohawk crews found a crack in a 12 inch gas main, street traffic was halted briefly, but no shutoff was needed and repairs finished before noon.
The twenty fifth model United Nations Security Council meeting opened at Syracuse University with fifty student delegates from twenty one upstate colleges enacting UN roles. Prof Swift of NYU will address delegates and discuss禁 nuclear tests and space control. Sessions are set for 9:30 a.m. and 1 p.m. in White Hall with topics on the Security Council’s future and outer space governance.
Dr Henry S Ganders former Syracuse University education dean will be honored at the 10th annual New York State Audio Visual Council banquet at Hotel Goondage. He is cited for leadership and cooperation in audiovisual education as delegates discuss materials use and future development.
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