Voters Approve Most District Budgets Amid Rejections
Voters approved budgets in North Syracuse West Genesee Fayetteville Manlius Baldwinsville Skaneateles Jamesville DeWitt Marcellus Westhill and others while East Syracuse Minoa Onondaga Central LaFayette rejected proposed plans. Solvay budget was defeated by three votes and will be resubmitted July 1. Liverpool and Tul ly voters head to polls next Wednesday to decide theirs.
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Syracuse- Minoa
Onondaga Central
LaFayette
North Syracuse
West Genesee
Fayetteville-Manlius
Baldwinsville
Skaneateles
Jamesville
DeWitt
Marcellus
Westhill
Jordan- Elbridge
Fabius-Pompey
Lyncourt
Solvay
Daniel Fragnito
Liverpool
Tully
Fayetteville
Manlius
Willard C. Lipe
Bette Cornell
Margaret Prevost
Arthur A. West
Joseph Leahey
Sally A. Scribner
Janet Webb
David L. Greer
William Tanner
John Hudson
Ronald Williams
Hudson
Williams
James McKee
McKee
Jamesville-DeWitt
Carolyn Coit
Frank Scibilia
Robert J. Goettel
John Keil
Lawrence Port
John Bright
Barbara Levine
Anthony Langan
Florence Laurie
Marian Power
Susan Mercy
Marvin Reed
Kenneth E. Newton
Frederick E. Baxter
West Genesee approves budget while several propositions fail
The West Genesee district approves a $14,324,743 budget by 1,697 to 1,593 and rejects eight propositions including reinstating driver education and nurse-teacher positions. Stone Aravis Museum gains transfer to the Town of Cicero. School board elections name Rev. Edgar Thornourg at 1,416 votes, Henry Schlagenhauser at 1,351, and John Ziegler at 1,545.
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Arabis
Cicero
Edgar L. Thornourg
Henry J. Schlagenhauser
John A Ziegler
West Genesee
Man convic ted in knifepoint gas station robbery
A 25-year-old man, Joseph Dery, was convicted of first degree armed robbery for a May 16 1974 knifepoint theft of $300 from a Hess Gas Station attendant on N Geddes Street and Erie Boulevard W. The late April trial featured three co-offenders who admitted their roles and implicated Dery. Judge Ormand Gale set sentencing date after the county grand jury verdict.
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Ormand Gale
Gale
Joseph Dery
Hess
N. Geddes Street
Erie Boulevard
Dery
Flea Market and Farm Market Set for Brewerton Summer
The Fort Brewerton Historical Society will host a farmer’s market tomorrow from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. on the site of the old Fort Brewerton Hotel next to Fort Brewerton State Park. It will then be held every Friday this summer except July 4 with farm produce and crafts. A Saturday flea market starts at 9 a.m. in the Orlando parking lot followed by a 1 p.m. flag raising at Fort Brewerton with the 2nd New York Cavalry Civil War drill team and the P. V. Moore High School wind ensemble, plus remarks by Dr. Allen Best and Wallace Workmaster.
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Fort Brewerton
Veteran Leo Haynes Named State Purple Heart Officer
Leo H. Haynes of 104 Pearl St. Liverpool was elected State junior vice commander of the Military Order of the Purple Heart. During Vietnam service he helped rescue three wounded men from a disabled gun-boat under fire and was wounded, losing sight in one eye. His wife Mary was elected state executive committeewoman.
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Leo H. Haynes
Pearl St
Liverpool
Vietnam
Haynes
Mary
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