Principals Back Fiscal Separation in New York Schools
The New York Association of Secondary School Principals backs fiscal independence for city and state districts including Syracuse Buffalo Rochester Yonkers and Albany. Louis J. Wolner elected association president with officers named. educators urge tax collecting control and higher teacher salaries.
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New York Association of Secondary School Principals
Onondaga
Syracuse
Buffalo
Rochester
Yonkers
Albany
New York State
Common Council
Board of Estimate
Louis J. Wolner
Homer Central School
Association
William J. Hageny
Cold Spring
Hudson
John W. Turner
Chautauqua Central School
Ward I. Fiedler
Warrensburg Central School
William D. Firman
Cobleskill
Rowland H. Ross
Hastings-on-Hudson High School
Mark H. FitzGibbons
Oswego
Lynn J. Secor
Cobleskill Central School
George Wolf
Clifton Springs
Thomas Langley
Long Island
John Fuller
Floral Park
America
State Education Department
New York Youth Court Act Critics Warn Press Censorship
Dr. Ruth Alexander, columnist and TV commentator, argued at a dinner that New York State's Youth Court act could censor the press, weaken the grand jury system, and erode courts. She decried hush hush treatment of juvenile offenders and urged more names addresses and telephone numbers to be made public.
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Alexander
Ruth Alexander
New York State
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