Westlake Elected President Of Syracuse Governmental Bureau
William L. Westlake, vice president at Carrier Corp, was chosen president of the Governmental Research Bureau of Syracuse and Onondaga County Inc. The bureau also elected 19 new directors to its 42 member board and outlined plans for 1977 focusing on city and county affairs, budgets, and improving government efficiency in Central New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William L. Westlake
Carrier Corp
Governmental Research Bureau of Syracuse and
Onondaga County Inc
Westlake
Bureau
C. Russell Hall
Carter B. Chase
Joseph H. Murphy
William T. Ramage
George J. Schinck
William J. Whalen
Carter H. Strickland
Thomas W. Higgins
Edmund F. Perry Jr
GRB
New York
TAP backlog relief sought
State Assemblyman Hy Miller urged the legislature to tackle a TAP backlog of 200000 admissions applications. He cited staff shortages limited computer time and high error rates as key delays while HESC expands staff and offers colleges enrollment letters to ease spring enrollment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hy Miller
Miller
DeWitt
Higher Education Services Corporation
OGS
HESC
Alliance Francaise Meeting in Fayetteville Program French Trilogy
L Alliance Francaise of Syracuse and Central New York will meet at 8 15 p m December 16 at St David s Church Jamar Drive Fayetteville. Syracuse University students Michele Gartner Alex Uri and Freddy Ben haim present French Trilogy followed by a wine reception. An hour of conversational French starts at 7 p m. Interested persons are invited.
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L’alliance Francaise
Syracuse
Central New York
St. David's Church
Jamar Drive
Fayetteville
Syracuse University
Michele Gartner
Alex Uri
Freddy Benhaim
Persoms
Roxboro Road Middle School Presents Winter Concert
More than 300 students from Roxboro Road Middle School music department perform at a 7:30 p.m. Friday winter concert in the school auditorium. The Rock Ensemble directed by Barbara Irwin and Brad Ozinsky joins the Roxboro Concert Band under Ralph Mottola and Jean Holley performing Traces The Christmas Song and highlights from Oliver. The program is coordinated by Ralph Mottola and free to the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roxboro Road Middle School
Barbara Irwin
Brad Ozinsky
Roxboro
Ralph Mottola
Jean Holley
Oliver
East Side park plan gets $11.9 million in 1977 budget
Public hearing details a tentative $11.9 million Community Development Plan focusing on housing rehabilitation, parks, and public works. The budget designates $4.328 million for housing, $2.1 million for public works, $1.722 million for parks, plus funds for social services, neighborhood programs, and administration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Side
Levy Junior High Forum
Doris Chertow
Thorden
Homer Wheaton
David Michel
Timothy Rice
North Side
East Side Common
Joyce Ross
Eastwood
Salt City Homes
Federal Economic Development Agency
Fowler High School
Henniger High School
Roosevelt Junior High School
City Hall
New Committee Trustee Named for Statewide Independent Colleges
Barbara C Wheler chairman of the Cazenovia College board of trustees named a trustee of the Committee of Correspondence, a statewide independent college trustees group. The committee represents New York independent colleges and will present the role of independents to the public, voicing opinions on mutual concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbara C. Wheler
Cazenovia College Board of Trustees
Committee of Correspondence
New York State
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