City Council Votes Itself 51000 Raise and Zoning Changes
The City Council approved a 51000 annual pay raise for itself and increased President Alfred W. Haight’s salary to 2500. The session featured a clash between Republican J Ward Binley and Democrat Francis M. Can iello. The council also unanimously approved zoning changes for a multiple apartment housing project and amended building code provisions for nursing and convalescent homes. Bisby and Laurence H. Van Dusen voted against the salary rise.
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Common Court Yoalarda
Alfred W. Haight
J. Ward Binley
Democrate Moor
Francis M. Caniello
Electric Product Show Trains Opens In Syracuse
A three day exhibit train sponsored by Costello is due in Syracuse June 13 for a three day stay June 18 to 15 at Band 79 Geddes Street. It will display more than 2 000 electric products and will be open 9 AM to 7 PM for 3 500 invited utility and municipal representatives. The event aims to promote industrial history and recruit talent into politics.
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Costello
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Clarence J. Oswald
E. H. Aussicker
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Bixby
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Aussicker
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Geddes St
New York Central
First Aid To Sore Eyes Lavoptik Slap
Fragmented OCR note describes Lavoptik first aid for sore eyes with terms like inflamed teething burning eyes and mentions brands or products. Lacking clear details, the item appears as a medical remedy reference with scattered brand-like words and no coherent instruction.
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Exhibit Displays Showings of Industrial Equipment Power Rails
Exhibits aboard a quarter mile long train feature turbines hydrogen generators substations transmission equipment meters complex drive systems and industrial street lighting fixtures plus precise instruments welding and heating equipment controls diesel electric locomotives urban transit railroad gear and more
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Weathet
Teachers Seek Extra Pay for Coaching Across District
The Syracy board faces a push from union leader John Zabadal for pay raises tied to coaching duties. Teachers who coach football, basketball and girls’ sports seek $750 to $800 extra, arguing volunteer coaches burden schools and limit activity offerings. The proposal, a 19 percent raise in some districts, aims to formalize compensation for coaching time and duties beyond classroom duties.
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Syracy Teath
Ual
John Zabadal
Chaireau
The
Fedecation
Anor Snore
Sysvem
Apn
Siresting
Synod to Decide On Budget Share
The annual session of the New Rogh church plans a synod to determine its budget sharing. Pastor Cobb Brink of the Babylonian Church of New Rogh will lead discussions and present financial figures for approval.
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Synod
Will Seshepben Cobb Brink
New Rogh
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