Landmark listing expected Officials bargain to reopen Loew's Theater
State officials expect the Loew's State Theatre in Syracuse to be studied for National Landmark status this summer by the State Board for Historic Preservation as a step toward National Register listing. City leaders press private talks with Loew's in New York to reopen the 1928 theatre after a May 27 closure.
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Loew's
Loew's State Theatre
Syracuse
State Board For Historic Preservation
Loew's Company
New York City
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Jefferson Street
Michel
New Landmarks Preservation Board
Richard Parkinson
City Planning Commission
Common Council
Mickel
Albany
Hanover
New York
National Register
Syracuse Board
Loew's Theatre
Thomas W. Lamb
Scott reassigned to Netherlands unit
Col. William H. Scott of the 478th Air Base Group at Hancock Field is reassigned to the Military Assistance and Advisory Group in The Hague. He will serve as chief of the Air Force Section and will depart with his wife Peggy and daughters for Washington, D.C., then Marks, Mississippi, for schooling before assuming duties overseas. Col. Gage M. Mersereau will succeed him at Hancock Field.
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478Th Air Base
Hancock Field
the Hague
Netherlands
Scott
Air Force
Col
Peggy
Susan
Blythe
Bethany
Washington
D.C
Marks, Miss
Col. Scott
Ray A. Robinson, Jr
21St Air Division
Marcellus School Board Plans Reorganization Meeting
The Marcellus Central School Board will meet at 7 30 p m today in the Driver Middle School business office. They will consider a 19723 grant to continue a drug program despite state aid cuts, covering the counselor salary and benefits. The board will discuss allowing adults to take foreign language classes during the regular day if vacancies exist after September enrollment.
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Marcellus Central School Board
Driver Middle School
Girl, 17, Denies Assault Charge At Arraignment
Cynthia Lee Moore, 17, of 425 Fobes Ave., pleaded innocent in police court today to a second degree assault charge. Judge Rocca P. Regitano ordered her held in $1,000 bail for reappearance Monday after police said she slashed her ex boyfriend with a knife in South Side Park. Clyde Terry, 18, of 207 1/2 East Castle St., was treated at Crouse-Irving Memorial Hospital for a two inch cut on his left arm before being released.
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Cynthia Lee Moore
Fobes Ave
Rocco P. Regitano
Miss Moore
South Side Park
Clyde Terry
East Castle St
Crouse-Irving Memorial Hospital
David Mazza Earns Master's Degree at UC Pacific
David Mazza of Liverpool has earned a master's degree from the University of the Pacific in Stockton California. He completed advanced studies in his field and joins the roster of degree recipients from the university this season.
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David Mazza
Liverpool
University of the Pacific
Stockton
Calif
Welch launches transit focused county campaign in Onondaga
The Democratic candidate for county executive, Charles R. Welch, announces a mass transportation platform at a War Memorial press conference in Camillus. He urges regional planning and funding for transit to ease parking issues around the planned cultural center, prioritizing seniors and the handicapped.
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Charles Welch
Centro Bus
Onondaga County
Charles R. Welch
Camillus
Montgomery Street
War Memorial
Welch
LeMoyne regents lead 1975 Advancement drive
LeMoyne College named two regents to head the 1975 Advancement in the 70s fundraising program aiming for a $425,000 goal. Cochairmen are J Patrick Barrett of Carrier Corp and Robert E Wehrle of Marine Midland Bank Central. Last year the drive raised $438,200 and surpassed its $400,000 goal. Jesuits contributed $130,000 with other sources including alumni totaling $208,200. Funds support operations helping the college avoid a budget deficit for 26 years.
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LeMoyne
Jordan's municipal pool closed by village trustee order
The Village of Jordan closed its municipal pool today after Trustee George Case ordered water shut off amid a village water shortage. Pool official John MacNabb said the shutdown affects residents only and that the facility can operate two toilets with stored water.
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Jordan
George Case
John MacNabb
Eee
MacNabb
Case
Village Investigates Drop in Manlius Water Reserve
Manlius village officials probe a drop in the village water reserve. Clerk Mary Jane Mercier says high usage or a broken line could be cause. Water is being drawn from the Onondaga County Water Authority via a fire hydrant on Pleasant Street to supplement supply.
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Manlius
Mary Jane Mercier
Onondaga County Water Authority
Pleasant Street
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Landmarks Association
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J. Patrick Barrett
Robert E. Wehrle
Jordan’s
Surabaya
Martex
China Seas
Pacific
Sale
Sibley's Linens
Fayetteville
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