City faces summer hiring gaps for parks and rec programs
City Parks and Recreation Commissioner James Fi Heath reports difficulty filling many summer posts including 134 swimming program roles and 43 male 6 female playground positions. Two area supervisors and four district supervisors are planned for north and south city areas. So far only three male playground leaders hired with 40 more needed. lifeguard and aquatic staff also under quota. Waiver of residency may be requested. pay rates cited include 190 per hour for some posts and 210 per hour for pool managers.
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James Fi. Heath
Nicoletta Urcuali
Heath
Fay
Ur Leluell
al Strong
William T. Blaker Jr
Fayetteville
Poe
Parks and Recreation Department
Department of Law
College of Law
Building Booming In Salina Reports Permit Totals
May building permits in Salina show a surge with 1,363,000 in commercial and residential work. Major projects include General Electric television tube plant additions and Bresee Chevrolet showroom and service facilities on Old Liverpool Road, as stated by Supervisor Arthur H. Lueck.
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Salina
Arthur H. Lueck
General Electric
Bresee Chevrolet
Old Liverpool
Lieck Eaid
Garage fire leaps to five spots in rear of Burnet Ave
Five children were rescued as flames spread from a garage at 421 Burnet Ave to four more structures including a two story house at 417 Burnet Ave. Passersby saved the Cavanaugh children. Firefighters fought the blaze with multiple engines and units. Fire damaged a garage at 2 Hawley Ave and a concrete garage at 366 Hawley Ave. Cause not yet determined. Arson charged against Catherine Gunn in Fayette St incident.
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Burnet Ave
Fred Palma
Burnel Ava
Aliys Josephine Saya
Richard Cavanaugh
F ‘Ve
Clifford Rowell
Catherine
Patunal
Cavanaugh
Hawley Ave
Lennie Knighton
Patuna
Vincent Rao
Catherine Gunn
Is EB
Fayette St
League Seeks Park Equipment For Little League In Syracuse
The Lincoln Little League seeks city permission to erect an electric scoreboard permanent backstops and fence at Flunnycrest Park. The City Council will act on Monday. Also on the agenda an indoor outdoor pool project at F Watt Clary Junior High and reapportionment of several wards to create new districts with shifts in boundaries and a fire incident at a residence causing damage.
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Lincoln Little League
Syracuse, Inc
Flunnycrest Park
William P. Burrowa
Little League
F. Watt Clary
Engins Companiee
Welfare inadequacy cited by area director Driscoll
Area welfare director C Walter Driscoll accused the welfare department of failing to identify and correct the causes of unemployability among welfare clients. He cited lack of in service training for caseworkers and poor social, physical, and psychological investigations. He warned that without early intervention, failures will spawn a new generation of welfare dependents.
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C. Walter Driscoll
Driscoll
Lear
Johnny
Shonl
Rockefeller
Offt
Department of
Musical toast to Mrs. Everts at testimonial dinner
The Music Men of Roracinsey and the Geraldine Arnold Singers will entertain at a testimonial dinner honoring retiring Civic Morning Musicals director Mrs. Seymours Everts. The event, directed by Mrs. Madelon Boyle, features Broadway tunes spirituals glee club and barber shop quartet hits. Dinner starts at 7 a.m. Monday at the Hotel Syracuse.
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Roracinsey
Geraldine Arnold
Syracuse
Madelon Boyle
Directlor
Senators defend Medicaid pace amid forum debate
Lombardi says Medicaid was not rushed through the legislature and faced questions at a West Genesee Central School forum. He notes opposition to changes, cites long gap between bills, and says a joint committee will consider amendments amid calls for tighter financial provisions and physician workload concerns.
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Tarky Lombardi
Syracuse
Lombardi
West Geneseo Central School
Oly
Long Island
Bontbarc
Joint Legislative Committee On
Albaa Ny
Sen. Lombardi
Upstate
Buffalo
Assembly
Anthony Travia
Onondaga
Mine
Orchard Village
Camillus
Thomas DeYuliz
James Hanley
Lastaris
Kenneth Galden
Fayetteville
J. David Kennedy
County Dental Society
John Farrel Walter
Washington
van Ley
Istate
Court fines seer $100 in town case
In Police Court Judge Tony Mancuso fined Mrs. Betty Stevens 100 dollars after she testified as Sister Maria a fortune teller. She claimed to foresight events and attacked a policewoman before her arrest. The case also mentions a separate paving bid and street resurfacing project in Onondaga County with multiple details.
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Betty II
A. Stevens
Grand Ave
Sister Maria
Tony Mancuso
Murrie
Mary
Stripe Paving Co
New York City
Onondaga County
Catherine Ellis
Warners
St. Joseph's Hospital
Sfortune
Ratum
Frank
Cayura County
Durtherlin
Genesee
Reading
Yowell
Elbridge
Tate
Collins
John St.j
Pierre
Varle E. Tawlson
Convoy Stalls Motoring City as Army Passes Through
Hundreds of motorists in Salina Street faced delays as the New Jersey Army National Guard armored division moved through, halting traffic while Army and police led the convoy. The passage connected with Willow Street and marked the Camp Drum rollout beginning the 17th season of use, with over 2,000 recruits to start basic training by June 1.
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Nile
New Jersey Army National Guard
Camp Drum
Salina Street
Camp Drim
New Jersey
Willow Street
Four named trustees of SU appointed by university board
Syracuse University board of trustees appointed four new members at the semiannual meeting. Donald E. Newhouse becomes training regular. Meredith of Montpelier, Mrs. Edwin A. Link of Binghamton and J. Robert Tomlinson of Danbury join as aluroni trustees. Newhouse runs Newark Star-Ledger. Meredith is National Life Insurance executive. Link is a 1929 alumna. Tomlinson leads Barren Corp. Two existing members left the board. Twight W. Winkleman and Lloyd Sprague remain.
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Twoellarge
Gerne Ee
Syracuse
Donald E. Newhouse
Newark
N. J
Douglas
Meredith
Montpelier
Edwin A. Link
Binghamton
J. Robert Tomlinson
Danbury
Tomlinson
Farecoe
Barren Corp
Natbury
Conn
T. Frank Thun Jr
Syracause
Lloyd 1
Sprague
Carning
Earment
Lef
Fife
Twight W. Winkleman
Arustee
Turnpike OCC exit ruled out by topography
State public works engineer Histold L Tarbell says an interchange at Seneca Turnpike cannot be built due to steep grades, forcing OCC traffic to use Calthrop Avenue or Nedrow-Ale 31 exits. The Seneca Turnpike site was previously rejected for safety reasons. DCC firm Chapman Nowak Associates has hired three $190 hourly workers to survey OCC students' parents about the Onondaga Hill site, strictly for information.
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East Seneca Turnpike
Histold L. Tarbell
Tartell
Seneca Turnpike
Onondaga Community College
Onondaga Hill
Tarbell
Calthrop Avenue
Brighton
Nedrow-Ale
Salina Street
DCC
Chapman-Nowak & Associates Inc
Ononda
Otisco Lake Overflows Prompted Spillway Action
Onondaga County Water Authority reports Otisco Lake rose to spillway overflow in spring rains, with sandbags deployed to prevent further overflow. Over 22 million gallons daily used from Olive Lake last month, compared with 2234 million in May last year, and lake height near dam edge as of this week.
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Otisco Lake
Onondaga County Water Authority
Olive Lake
Thruway pileup injures four in Syracuse area crash
A 42 year old New York City man paid a $25 fine for reckless driving after his car caused a chain reaction on the Thruway near Syracuse. A State Police car was demolished and troopers and a passenger were injured. The incident involved Rajant Moyes and other motorists as a tractor trailer maneuvered, leading to multiple injuries and a banked police response.
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New York C Ly
Thruway
New York
Moyes
Metlerthy
Lear
Cotton
Jinnita A. Wallace
Bronx
Oneida City
McCarthy
Wallace
Lases
A. IP. Bruni
Collen
Sullivan
Pesca Marald Stiekles
Strep Throat Leads Diseases Reported in Syracuse
The Syracuse Department of Health logged 17 new communicable disease cases for the week ending Friday matching the prior week. Notable counts include eight gonorrhea cases down from 19, three cases of a listed disease, and no tuberculosis this week, with four tuberculosis cases the prior week.
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Syracuse Department of Health
Le Moyne Graduates Called to Be Christ's Witnesses
Le Moyne College commencement in Syracuse featured Rev Chartes Avery urging graduates to be witnesses for faith and humanity. About 300 graduates attended the Mass and breakfast at the Onondaga War Memorial, with remarks from Rev Lavery and Sen Frank Lausche noted for future speech plans.
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Syrai
Lavery Askid
Hitel Syracuse
Aerige
Robert Casry Spake
Aribute
Onondaga
Knowledge County War Memorial
le Moyne
Outer Space
Frank J. Lausche
Maester
Ohko
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Onondaga Council
Griffin Field
Mrs. Everts
DA Golden
Syrajease University Board of Trisers
By Gene Goshorn
Ga Hill College
Robert Tomeny
Hill
Tomeny
Vioek
Barnet Avenue
Hawiey
Christ
LeMoyne
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