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Syracuse Herald Journal

Location

Syracuse, New York, United States of America

Date

Dec 18, 1972

Page

31

ACCORD launches fire safety campaign for seniors

ACCORD a community coalition formed to help retirement gain dignity launches a senior fire safety campaign. Housing Task Force will study city and state codes and coordinate with the Presidents Commission on Fire Research and Safety after a meeting with Syracuse Fire Chief Thomas Hanlon.

Accord Action Coalition Commission On Fire Research and Safety Syracuse Thomas Hanlon Hanlon Housing Task Force New York

Medusa Challenger slows Chicago River bridges again

Detroit based 562 foot cement barge Medusa Challenger again snarled the Chicago River when approaching the Michigan Avenue Bridge. City crews labored five hours in below zero to unfreeze the span. Officials downplayed the disruption as coincidence.

Chicago UPI Medusa Detroit Michigan Avenue

Health unit seeks salary upgrade to keep local control

The County Legislature health committee urged upgrading salaries for five members of the Hospital Survey Team to retain local control of inspections. Team salaries run about 30 percent below state levels, risking absorption by the state. The plan, funded at no direct county cost, faces approval from the personnel committee and full legislature. The panel also accepted a $16 000 federal grant to support venereal disease screening.

William A. Harris Harris Britton A. Vannauker Vannauker

Short police applicant fights height rule in civil service

Anthony Russo of North Syracuse stands 5 feet 3 inches and weighs 135 pounds. He fights a civil service rule requiring 5 feet 7 inches for police officers, backed by some chiefs but opposed by others. Assemblyman Bersani will review the law while Russo plans to protest with a public picket if needed.

Anthony Russo Syracusan Tye Russo Leonard Bersani Minoa Fred Bastable Civil Service Commission Herald-American Bersani Vietnam Police Department Civil Service North Syracuse Florida State College Fort Lauderdale

Airman Stevens Completes Air Training Command Course

Airman Michael T. Stevens, son of Mrs. John J. Piazza of Liverpool, graduated at Lowry AFB Colorado from a United Air Force supply inventory specialist course. He will be assigned to Homestead AFB Florida with a Tactical Air Command unit. He is a Liverpool High School graduate who attended Central City Business Institute in Syracuse. His wife Judith is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George E. Grice of Liverpool. Coca bean shells are used in fertilizer, cattle feed and medicine.

Michael T. Stevens John J. Piazza Royal Meadow Liverpool Low- Ty Afb Colo U.S. Air Force Air Training Command Homestead Afb Fla Tactical Air Command U.S Stevens Liverpool High School Central City Business Institute Syracuse Judith George E. Grice Hanover Ave

Fountain Elms exhibit opens at Muin Proctor Institute

An exhibition at Fountain Elms, Muin son Williams Proctor Institute in Utica, features 1850s children's books once owned by Rachel and Maria Williams and a Walter Crane wallpaper swatch titled Miss Mouse at Home from 1877. The venue, occupied by Alfred C. Coxe, hosts Christmas decorations in Welsh tradition through Jan 9 along with paper garlands, cookies, holly plates, and Proctor family glass.

Fountain Elms Muinson Williams - Proctor Institute Utica Rachel Maria Williams Walter Crane Miss Mouse Elizabeth St Visiting Nurses Association Alfred C. Coxe Proctor

Doctors Recommend Anacin For Pain Relief

Doctors across the country prescribe pain tablets but Anacin stands out as a nonprescription option. The ad claims Anacin relieves headache dental pain and arthritis quickly, eases cold aches, reduces tension and mood effects, and causes less stomach upset, with millions taking it safely.

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