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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1975
Page
11
Solvay School Board considers next steps after a 61 to 58 defeat of the proposed 4 167 392 budget. Superintendent Dr Leonard Costantini says the board met after results but has not decided whether to resubmit, cut the proposal, or impose a modified austerity program.
Mark G. Dill aged 17 of LaFayette received a 16 day sentence after pleading guilty to criminal trespass in the Holiday Inn parking garage. Jamie Burns 69 of Syracuse area was held without bail after pleading not guilty to trespass burglary tools and weapon charges. Burns was found with a screwdriver and straight razor upon arrest.
Two defendants released on 30 dollar bail to appear June 12 before Justice Har risson after marijuana and paraphernalia were confiscated. In related votes, Lyncourt and Solvay approved small tax increases, Jordan-Elbridge district okayed 4.17 million dollars for 1975 76 and authorized bus purchases, while Fabius Pompey approved 2.39 million and shortened school board terms. Gilbert C. Mitchell and James D. McNickel win seats on the J E school board.
Senator James L. Buckley argues the June 2 call by the St Michael's Conservatives for an open GOP convention is not anti Ford. He says the aim is to ensure the nominee is chosen by normal political process and not brokered. Buckley notes Ford's rising strength but warns against ruling out competition. He dismisses a third party and critiques CIA purity efforts amid Rockefeller CIA report.
Bruce A. Brennan 41 of 361 N Midler Ave faces up to four years in county prison after pleading guilty to a felony driving while intoxicated. Judge Albert Orenstein will sentence him July 22 for the December 9 incident on New Court Avenue.
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